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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1938
Page
3
Hale confronts Dr Craig over Daisy’s death and suspect poisoning while Kneeland tutors family doubt and inheritance. Hale slips into Craig's laboratory, faces a tense encounter, and reflects on loyalty, love, and danger as clues mount about missing pets and possible foul play.
A Dairy Mail piece by Patrick Murphy cites rabbits costing British farmers about 250 million dollars yearly. It notes rabbits eat as much grass as dairy cows, turn fields to derelict land, and trigger coccidiosis in poultry. Some farmers rely on rabbits for cheap food and oppose extermination.
The Nine Muses are the daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne. Originally memory goddesses they later linked to arts and sciences. Calliope leads eloquence and heroic poetry, Clio history, Euterpe music, Thalia comedy and pastoral life, Melpomene tragedy, Terpsichore dance and song, Erato lyric poetry, Polyhymnia sacred lyric and oratory, Urania astronomy.
A church bazaar notes practical toy making from cheap stockings. The guide shows stuffing, shaping, and sewing a demure kitten with a red or blue ribbon. It encourages prep for crafts and year end sales, promoting Mrs Spears Sewing Book 2 and Home Decorator Book 1 with order details.
W. B. Maxwell recounts a tale about Lord Hals bury and his caddie who forced a second stroke after a ball was pulled from under a bush. The lord chancellor calls the decision harsh and argues a ball playable in law was not playable in fact, questioning golf as a game of skill versus chance.
Advertisement urging buyers to own farms or ranches in Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming with down payment terms and long repayment periods through the Federal Land Bank of Omaha. Indicates monthly payments often less than rent and directs inquiries to Dept. 117 Omaha Nebraska.
The quote defines wisdom as knowing what to do next, skill as knowing how to do it, and virtue as doing it. It attributes the idea to David Starr Jordan, reflecting moral philosophy on aligning knowledge with action.
Historians explain the men who make history, but the makers of it do not understand what they are doing. It is easier to take medicine than it is to make up your mind to take it.
A meditation on how thought shapes expression, noting that lack of thought leaves broad blank spaces. It compares reactions to hard luck and hints that humor and wit influence social values and future conversations. The piece contrasts secretive attitudes toward salary and age with remarks on manners and perception.
A nostalgic NC store tale recalls a stern creditor known as Old Man Cash and a legendary sign warning customers to pay. The narrator describes learning advertising, shifting to staple, clearly labeled goods, and the positive impact on business and customer trust.
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