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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1935

Page

2

Hunter and Fox Duel Over Ducks Near Paddy the Beaver

A hidden TRE hunter plots to shoot Ducks at Paddy the Beaver pond while Reddy Fox lurks nearby. Sammy Jay alerts the ducks and exposes the hunter, who flees after realizing he’s been spotted. The tale contrasts hunting for sport with hunting for food.

Tre Hunter Paddy the Beaver Mrs. Quack Paddy Reddy Fox Reddy Hunter Lightfoot Sammy Jay Red Dy Fox Roddy Fox Sammy T. W. Burgess WNU Service

Mother's Cook Book Inspires Creative Leftover Dishes

A Western Newspaper Union feature urges cooks to treat leftovers as raw material, arguing imagination and frugality unlock tasty possibilities. It cites pudding made from corn bread, cocoa, oatmeal, raisins, and yolks, and notes accidents can spark new dishes and flavors.

Magician Reveals Crayon Color by Hidden Mark Technique

A classic trick uses several colored crayons. While the performer faces away, spectators place one crayon in his hand and hide the rest. He marks a thumbnail as he turns, then reveals the chosen color by touching his forehead after the crayon is returned. The method hinges on a concealed thumb nail mark.

The Forsaken by Douglas Malloch

Dramatic poem about a daughter and mother facing loss and memory. The speaker asks for sleep and labor to comfort the mother while confronting sorrow, memory, and forgiveness as life shifts from joy to tragedy. The piece ends with a quiet, unresolved plea and a question about forgiveness.

Renaissance Gown by Lucile Paray in Titian Red Velvet

A Renaissance gown in Titian red stiff velvet with a gilded leather belt, attributed to designer Lucile Paray. The elegant ensemble highlights period style and luxe craftsmanship from Paray’s label.

Uncle Eben Quips on Temptations and Checks

In a folksy remark Uncle Eben says Satan need not wait for many. people bring their checkbooks and press him to name his price for temptations. The line reflects a humorous view of vice and commerce.

Uncle Eben

Christmas in the Rockies a joyful Western Christmas tale

A family travels by train to Uncle Jerry and Aunt Emma in the Rockies for Christmas. The journey through pine scented air ends at a warm ranch with a festive Christmas Eve and Day filled with meals, church, carols, and a cowboys show. The narrator recalls a magical snowy landscape, quiet moonlight, and a sense of unforgettable holiday magic.

Rockies Jerry Emma Dad Mother Helen Litle Church Silver Fox Uncle Jerry

Christmas Twenty Jays In Norway

Norwegians continue Christmas festivities across twenty days with diverse traditions and public events. Officials report extended holiday customs, family gatherings, lights, markets, and church services marking the season.

Norway

Englishman with 40 wives and 79 children clash over land

In Zululand in the late 1800s John Dunn, a white Englishman, married 400 native women. After the 1879 uprising he became one of 18 chiefs. His 79 living children met in a Cape Town native court to partition 10,000 acres set aside by Parliament. Each descendant would receive 100 acres.

John Dunn Africa Zululand Cape Town Union of South Africa Dunn

Thief Steals Suits for the Dead From Mrs Trapp

A Kansas City thief, after stealing sample suits from Mrs. L. M. Trapp's automobile, plans to save the loot for future use. The suits are snap together at the back and are intended for dressing the dead, used by funeral directors who are Mrs. Trapp's customers.

Kansas City

Adlerika Promise of Full Bowel Cleansing

An advertisement claims Adlerika acts on both upper and lower bowels, unlike ordinary laxatives that only affect the lower bowel. It asserts a thorough cleansing removes old poisonous matter causing gas pains sour stomach and headaches for months.

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