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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1918
Page
9
An ex gunner recalls life aboard the Yarrowdale during a German capture near Iceland. Horrors of confinement unfold as mental breakdowns spread, a potential mutiny is debated, and Badewitz ruthlessly controls the crew before a dramatic escape toward neutral waters.
The U S Department of Agriculture emphasizes drainage to shed water from road crowns. Wide side ditches with proper fall and outlets, cross drains with end walls, and possible longitudinal underdrainage are essential. Continuous drainage is crucial to maintain road condition and prevent springy subgrade.
The narrative describes prisoners loaded onto a ship at Swinemunde, being moved westward under guard, witnessing German guards looting rations, and facing an imminent public shooting. The narrator’s wounds worsen as tensions rise among prisoners, with a looming escape risk and a grim crowd waiting on the west bank.
A concise reflection argues that much of life’s burdens stem from excessive talking and overthinking. The note urges readers to speak less and listen more to ease stress and friction in daily affairs.
A historic musing on sagebrush shifting from despised weed to potential wealth. Idaho posters praise the plant as a road-building aid and source of potash while noting earlier scorn from Nevada hunters prospectors settlers and stockmen. An Oregonian exclaims Eureka over its value.
The Chicago Journal argues that labor shortages and heavy trucking threaten road durability. With road usage rising, factories increasingly rely on fleets, pressing for substantial, durable road construction and reforms to handle wear and tear and avoid railroad reliance.
Every farmer should feel his dependence on good roads and take interest in the nearest road to his farm or the road used to market farm, orchard and garden products. The value of sound rural infrastructure affects all who depend on transport for produce.
Statement condemns road quality arguing that heavy trucks reveal neglect and poor construction. Points to need for proper maintenance and upgrades to support motor vehicle use and commerce.
A vintage ad urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs for a sick child with coated tongues, listing symptoms like crossness and fever. It claims gentle cleansing without griping, promises quick relief, and warns to seek genuine products made by the California Fig Syrup Company while avoiding counterfeits.
A family doctor questions a WWI veteran about his gas exposure in France. He confirms the gas attack and notes the hospital doctor was unusually cheerful, prompting the quip that the doctor would not attempt to collect any bills from him.
A consumer declares unwavering devotion to Red Cross Ball Blue, claiming ten years of use to keep white dresses linens and lace curtains snowy white. The ad ends with a promise to wait for stock, signaling strong brand loyalty.
A Boston Transcript note shows a dialogue about a capitalized poem title. The exchange quotes editor and poet discussing emphasis and value, framing a playful literary query.
A sharp remark declares that a girl has little patience for a man too fearful to propose. The line emphasizes resolve in courtship and calls out hesitation as a flaw.
A sweeping appeal touts Eaton ic and Batonic as instant fixes for acid stomach symptoms like belching heartburn and bloating. The ad promises stronger energy and clear stomach comfort, urging readers to buy from a druggist with a money‑back guarantee if relief isn’t achieved.
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