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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1935
Page
2
Reddy Fox stalks Mr and Mrs Quack at Paddy’s pond while Lightfoot the Deer and Hen Reddy watch from cover. Sammy Jay suddenly appears, shouting thief as Reddy noses for a dinner of fat ducks.
Sammy Jay teases Reddy Fox provoking a chase through the Green Forest. Mr and Mrs Quack retreat to the pond center as Reddy abandons the hunt, fleeing to seek prey elsewhere in the forest. Burgess narration notes WIN Service.
Louis Bleriot of France completed a 21 mile English channel crossing from Calais to Dover on July 25, 1909 in 37 minutes. The feat was hailed as the longest and most remarkable flight to that date, drawing wide attention from the McClure Newspaper Syndicate WNU Service.
Reader queries range from elevator job qualifications to wordplay on unions and creditors. Answers offer light, punny clarifications and explanations of humorous misunderstandings. The column features letters from readers including Upson Downs Della Gate I. M. Stuck and Alloomnus with concise, witty replies.
The Indian chameleon possesses a telescope tongue capable of catching insects up to six inches away, enabling rapid prey capture.
Poem by Douglas Malloch reflects on a man who dies and enters church as others help him. The speaker notes welcome for all, wonders if the preacher spoke to the living, and urges living with religion in life rather than only at death. The piece ends with a reminder that a Friend awaits at the beginning, not the end.
A Mottier recipe for Bagdad Cream Puffs details pastry making, filling, and frosting. Also features sewing pattern 2370 for two women’s aprons, with fabric yardages, sizes, and illustrated instructions from the Sewing Circle Pattern Dept.. requests 15 cents and mailed order to New York City.
An imagined itinerary outlines a transpacific journey aboard the China Clipper starting in San Francisco. Passengers would dine under a starry sky above the Pacific and traverse Honolulu, Midway, Wake Island, Guam, Manila, and finally reach China, epitomizing a modern air travel experience.
A column offers quick kitchen and home care tips. It covers softening stuck paper with olive oil, garnish ideas for meats, potato texture during baking, furniture care with beeswax, wall cleaning methods, proper meat handling to keep juices in, pie crust protection, fabric and drapery choices, and houseplant placement tips.
An old newspaper-style notice advises readers to consult a physician before trying any new headache or rheumatic pain remedies and compares them to Genuine Bayer Aspirin. It claims Bayer Aspirin changed medical practice, notes its safety for regular use, and instructs buyers to request “BAYER ASPIRIN” rather than just “aspirin.”
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