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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1929
Page
7
In a fanciful Fairyland tableau Tuesday narrates Dolly’s birthday as a day of joyous memories. The Old Year departs to the Valley of Beautiful Memories, while Dolly is praised for spreading happiness by simply being herself, with loving wishes from those who admire her.
Dear Editor writes from Indianapolis about jay walking, police letting pedestrians cross then sending them back. A large sign claimed 63 street deaths in a year, later updated to 64. The note ends with a quip about Cowboys in balloon tire stetsons using the freight elevator in a hotel.
A compact collection of six aphoristic lines by Dr. John W. Holland. It reflects on effort, conscience, and societal values with a dated, exhortative tone from 1933 syndicated material.
A discussion traces the mirror as a link to the subconscious self from primitive myths to modern psychology. It notes sympathetic magic, the fear of breaking a mirror, and the belief that a broken looking glass foreshadows a death in the family within the year.
More than a million people in the United States live entirely on proceeds from confidence schemes. The vice president of a New York surety company estimates swindlers steal over 3.5 billion dollars from unwary wage earners.
Leonard A Barrett reflects on enduring values revealed after the New York stock market collapse. He lists the innocent laugh of children, integrity, friendship, respect, family warmth, nature’s beauty, love of books, and the smiles of wife and mother as timeless truths that outlast financial ruin.
French milliners push fur trimmed hats and all lace gowns as the season's chic. Feather motifs brighten brims while lace gowns emphasize lines and color, with midnight blue and dahlia tones popular for formal evening wear.
The 1929 Western Newspaper League quotes a line on home life. It links spotless floors to mere appearance and argues real living means comfort, happiness, and growth.
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