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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1935

Page

6

There is a Santa Claus in Polly’s Christmas wish

Ross remembers a lamb in a toy shop window for Polly and a child’s belief in Santa Claus. He buys a lamb and a baby doll after learning a boy wanted the lamb for his sister. Polly wakes to find her gifts and proclaims Santa exists, with Ross and Anne confirming the legend.

Polly Santa Claus Ross Santy Anne Ross Hutton

Christmas Boxes Origin From Priests Alms Tradition

The article explains that giving Christmas boxes springs from an old priestly custom. Priests placed alms boxes on ships for outgoing mariners. Boxes were opened at Christmastime and masses said for the givers. The box was known as the Christmass box, giving rise to present traditions.

Chic Frock Pattern for Slimming Four-Piece House Dress

A fashion pattern advertisement describes a four-piece house frock designed to slenderize figures with diagonal button rows and a pointed belt-ends waist nips. It promotes novelty cottons, lists pattern 9546 sizes 14 through 46, fabric yardage for size 16, and requests a fifteen cent payment with name address and size to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. NY.

Sewing Circle Pattern Dept West Eighteenth St New York N. Y

Oldest Western Hemisphere Fortification in Cuba

Castillo de la Fuerza in Havana is believed the oldest fortification in the Western hemisphere. Begun in 1538, it predates Morro Castle by about 50 years and traces back to the era of Hernando de Soto. Dona Isabel de Bobadilla reportedly threw herself into the sea upon learning of De Soto's death.

Cuba Armed Forces O'Reilly Street Havana Morro Castle la Fuerza Hernando de Soto Isabel de Bobadilla de Soto Mississippi River

Fault Finding Is Habit Fathered by Jealousy

A compact treatise warns that fault finding stems from envy and jealousy. It notes some people instantly counter praise with a "but" and harm those who enjoy admiration. Readers are urged to examine themselves to stop spreading unhappy fault finding.

A Horrible Example Barbershop Banter in Old Notice

A humorous dialogue frames a barber with long hair and whiskers claiming his style attracts customers. The barber asserts his striking look tempts men to get a haircut and shave, presenting a witty exchange about vanity and business.

Fear of the Unknown Sparks Panic Aboard Ship

A dispatch from off Australia describes American explorers on a anchored vessel frightened by a gramophone played by a famous opera singer. Natives panicked at the unfamiliar sound, illustrating how fear of the unknown fuels prejudice and suspicion, a caution about judging new things without understanding.

Bell Syndicate WNU

Childhood a Guide Childhood shows the man aga morning shows the day

Milton quotation notes how childhood shapes a person and the day ahead. a reflective, aphoristic line on growth.

Aga Milton

So Weve Noticed A Man Flirt Is Usually The Dullest Kind

A terse reflection on male social dynamics noting that a man who flirts often makes dull company for others. The piece centers on social perception and interpersonal behavior without specific individuals or events.

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