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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1938
Page
3
The Sewing Circle offers patterns No 1649 and No 1650 for a complete undie set and a full skirtted house dress. Includes slip panties and brassiere with zipper, and a darts bodice with puff sleeves. Sizes 12 to 46, materials and yardage listed, price 15 cents each.
Nutritionist Helen J. Swinney outlines efficient home canning of culled farm hens for storage. She advises canning large batches, preheating meat, and preserving broth to extend use for meals. Instructions cover boning, broths, jar packing, salt, processing at 15 pounds pressure for 60 minutes, sealing, cooling, and reheating before serving.
A Rural New Yorker writer notes ground soy beans serve as a palatable protein supplement in dairy concentrates not exceeding 25 percent of the dairy grain ration and 10 percent for hogs. They vary by feed quality. high protein concentrates are economical with legume hay. alfalfa hay suits breeding and fattening hogs, with soy bean hay as optional leafy forage.
Around the Farm highlights sanitation as key to flock health and notes national egg production near 180 billion daily across 5.5 million poultry farms. Georgia crops include 15 thousand turkey farms, while the department sets standards for 55 fresh produce items. Oregon turkeys consume 15 million pounds of corn yearly amid large sugar plantations relying on private railroads. World wheat crops are projected to set records per Rome’s International Institute of Agriculture. Alfalfa and corn silage supply vitamin A for winter cattle. The guinea fowl note adds that the female has a louder voice than the male for farm contexts. Corn remains the top livestock feed by rate per pound.
Fashion commentary praises a high brushed coiffure that shows the nape of the neck as a feminine charm. It notes how back hairline maintenance matters and offers tips to train hair to form a smooth upward line with pins temporarily, aiming for lasting lift by late fall.
Learn to brighten kitchens with six motifs in an embroidery and applique project. Pattern 1706 from The Sewing Circle Nee dlecraft Dept offers transfer designs with stitch illustrations and required materials. Send 15 cents and request pattern 1706 by mail with name and address to 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY.
A quote attributed to Kingsley frames books as living bridges across distance, offering solace and connection to readers through those small sheets of paper. The message honors how written works speak across miles, bridging souls who never met.
A town improvement sale raises funds as hostesses display tiny cross stitched pincushions sold out with tickets reading SOLD. The craft uses tapestry canvas and counted threads, with velvet backing and sawdust stuffing. Mrs Spears’ books on gifts and embroidery are promoted for sale with autographs available.
A visitor extols lovely furniture while an angel child notes the seller’s interest. The excerpt pairs a playful exchange with a line about a rhythm based fashion slogan in New York. It ends by hinting at the reaction of men to looming bills.
George Daynor arrived in Vineland New Jersey with no funds and no tools. He began building a house from discarded automobiles rocks logs and clay in a swampy yard. After three years the palace opened December 25 1932 attracting thousands of visitors.
Daily brushing with head hanging down guides hairs toward the crown. If not used, knot high in a roll, pin ends, tie a bandanna to hold. Apply scalp pomade nightly and massage to feed tissue and stimulate growth. Avoid cutting. let it grow and shape later. False curls may cover ragged ends during growing pains.
Cologne is a refreshing body rub and a luxurious deodorant that leaves a lingering scent on sheets. A distinctive brand adds personality with lighthearted glitter. It also makes a splendid gift with unique bottles for dressing tables.
Collier's Weekly reports that British intelligence used a plain cash envelope containing 150 dollars sent to a Turkish spy in Constantinople. The envelope’s interception by the censor was deemed sufficient evidence of collusion, leading to the spy's execution during World War I.
A humorous exchange centers on a hunter boasting of shooting a tiger in India. The friend quips the tiger makes a finer rug, reflecting a light, satirical tone about trophy hunting.
A college graduate asks a farmer about his science field and the farmer replies that he works in the plain field of corn with a good hoe, underscoring practical agriculture over formal science.
Brief humorous note referencing doctors and an eternity case. The remark plays on medical power and timing with a noirish tone. It captures a fragment of a column’s wry voice and its local flavor.
A circus proprietor reproaches a lion tamer for leaving the lion cage unfastened while they went to dinner. He warns that anyone could have entered and taken the lion, emphasizing safety and discipline in the show.
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