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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1930
Page
3
The advertisement touts the Golden Voice of the 1931 Atwater Kent radio with Perfected Tone Control for bass or treble, Quick-Vision Dial to display stations clearly, and a design praised for fitting home life. It emphasizes accessible, station-rich listening for the whole family.
Quote filled exchange features Jack Doyle the fight promoter on women and honesty. He claims women get away with murder due to looser literal interpretation. Gwenny confesses she told Freddie she never wanted to see him again and he has not visited in a week.
A London Opinion argues barbers should close one day per week without financial loss, citing the proverb silence is golden. The proposal aims to protect workers while ensuring fair pay during mandated rest.
The piece discusses a childlike question about lightning before electrical invention and offers a concise, speculative answer attributing lightning to gas processes, reflecting a folksy expert view from a historical era.
Mrs Vern L Dennings of Saginaw Michigan says at 22 she cared for four babies and felt weak before starting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After three bottles she gained strength and continues to use it to support motherhood.
In London a two story façade at No 23 Leinster Gardens disguises a culvert cover for an Underground line. The dummy house lacks a key hole door bell or letter box and has become a stage for jokes and puzzles while locals wonder at its silent, blank wall from the track side. Nearby notes mention Haiti rubber tree growth in tropical conditions.
Waterbury Republican presents Dr. Herbert Sorenson of the University of Minnesota findings on lifelong learning. He argues that the main barrier for a fifty year old is a lack of mental exercise, not inherent decline, countering the notion that age excuses limited study.
Rubber trees planted by the Department of Agriculture in Florida show remarkable progress. A report to the appropriation committee by Dr Karl F Kellerman notes young trees need lattice protection in Florida’s climate and will grow about as well as in Haiti.
United States banks numbered 611 mutual and 747 stock savings banks. New England had 384 mutual banks, eastern states 23 stock banks, south eight stock banks, Midwest 679 stock and 19 mutual, western states 13 stock, Pacific states 24 stock and six mutual.
A judge recalls a sharp quip about marriage as a couple argued. The remark highlights the enduring public appetite for witty takes on matrimony.
An 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks and claims Kruschen Salts boost vitality by flushing toxins and providing six vital minerals. The ad touts safe fat burning via a morning dose of Kruschen in hot water and promises younger feeling, clearer skin, brighter eyes and keener mind.
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