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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
3
For years druggists note the Swamp-Root kidney liver and bladder medicine by Dr Kilmer its a strengthening remedy. It aids kidneys liver and bladder in performing nature intended work. Swamp-Root has lasted through years and is sold by all druggists on merit. Send ten cents for a sample bottle with paper mentioned.
A dialogue on gratitude and ignorance features a moneyed man denying college years and a listener pressing on the meaning. The exchange ends with a quip that Thanksgiving should last a week at his home, as printed in Farm Life.
An advertising snippet touts Diamond Dyes as easy to use for wool, silk, linen, cotton, or mixed fabrics. It guarantees a rich new color without streaks, spots, fading, or running. It invites readers to tell their druggist fabric type and promises perfect home dyeing.
A compilation shows total world telephone wire at 52,660,000 miles. The United States holds 61 percent, Europe as a bloc 28 percent, and the remaining 11 percent is shared by all other nations.
Ensure every bottle of Castoria bears the signature and is marked Fletcher's Castoria. The message urges parents to seek the trusted old remedy used for infants and children, familiar to generations, with a claim of 30 years.
Martha Jane, five, woke to a fire alarm. Her father rushed to the scene and returned, and she asked why there was a fire before daylight, expressing childlike curiosity about the incident.
The Cuticura Toilet Trio promises clear skin by daily use. The Soap cleanses and purifies, the Ointment soothes and heals, and the Talcum powders and perfumes. No toilet table is complete without them.
More than 150000 refrigerator cars operate on railways of the United States and Canada. After hard work, a line of snowy white clothes satisfies. For best results use Red Cross Ball Blue. Advertisement notes cooking tools and delicatessen carving knives.
A humorous poem about a hidden joke shared between a father and his baby daughter. The baby laughs at a moment of sunlight in a cozy room as the two keep a secret, while the mother peeks in to see the scene. The Grade added note credits Maupin.
The piece compares temper to electricity, urging control to gain productive use. It argues that energy, if unleashed, brings destruction, but when harnessed, fuels achievement. Individuals are cautioned that anger wastes power, harming judgment and relationships, while disciplined zeal advances work, wealth, and happiness.
A humorous column describes a charming irregular clergyman who remains a parson yet avoids parish politics. He jokes his wife must maintain her own work, discusses Paris trips, and presents pre wedding notions that reveal contrasts between parishioners and Parisians.
In the edition the author notes that most readers who are not beekeepers won’t find honey economical for regular use but will regard it as a sweet and occasional treat for those who keep bees.
This recounts recipes and health notes on honey rich foods. It includes a honey gingerbread mixture with sour milk butter eggs and spices, a honey oats loaf process with yeast and a final honey glaze, plus guidance on honey as a natural sweetener for children and for preserves such as quinces served with whipped cream.
Has Anyone Laughed At You Because You Are Tactless is guidance on tact and sensitivity. It notes tactlessness stems from kindness and quick action, and suggests learning tact by pausing to think before acting. The advice proposes dancing the hesitation more often to curb rash behavior.
A meditation on the private sanctuary inside each person where solitude renews courage hope and moral resolve. The piece argues that retreating to this inner refuge removes envy, strengthens character, and guides one toward the right path, underscoring self examination as a path to better citizenship.
A mother asks about her son's progress in algebra in a small town setting. The narrator confesses misreading the question about a baby nephew, realizing the concern was for the student’s algebra progress rather than a newborn. The anecdote contrasts two possible meanings in a single conversation and ends with the speaker’s realization.
A lighthearted note celebrates bakers as essential makers of daily bread and treats. It emphasizes pride in craft, teamwork, and the shared role of bakers in feeding communities with consistency and care.
A terse note suggests hope and resolve drive a man toward his objectives. The brief text emphasizes will and circumstance as key factors in achieving outcomes.
A quotation notes a character’s preference for the piccolo in an imagined orchestra, with humor about the instrument’s perceived insignificance. The exchange suggests a carefree image of a musician who finishes a piccolo solo and nonchalantly pockets the instrument, appearing unconcerned about life.
In a tersely humorous exchange, one character notes that both ends of a plan cannot be set, while another insists that the two parties refuse to be introduced, skipping social joining in a brief, sharp moment.
Imprint notes that many film romances conclude with a divorce followed by a happy ending. The quip suggests Hollywood endings favor reconciliation in the final act, despite separation.
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