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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1925
Page
6
Advertisement extols Dare's Mentha Pepsin and Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a remedy for gastritis and indigestion. Claiming rapid relief from gas, bloating, and stomach distress, the ad promises money-back if symptoms persist. It targets readers with digestive troubles and nervous symptoms tied to stomach issues.
President Alfred V Sloan Jr of General Motors spoke in New York about staying on the jump to avoid surprises. A veteran bookkeeper, 27 years with the firm, refused a raise prompting a rebuke and a quip about salary. The exchange highlights wage expectations and time with the company.
A London fashion note reports vanity cases for men becoming popular. They hold pipe tobacco pouch key ring comb nail file and other pocket essentials. Some designs include space for an extra collar and a mirror.
A reflective warning about chasing empty amusements that waste time and erode character. It urges caution, urging readers to develop sensible conduct, responsibility, and thoughtful speech to build a useful future rather than a life of regret and hardship.
Wayne LD McSurray recounts Hernan Cortez from his Cuban voyage to the Mexican mainland and the fall of the Aztec empire. The narrative details ship burning to force victory, alliances, Montezuma's cautious approach, and Cortez’s later protracted return to favor and eventual death.
An excerpt traces the Vernon surname to Washington's Mount Vernon and notes its origins in England Normandy links. It discusses Vernon as an English surname, Newport connections, and possible derivations from Norman and French roots, with brief etymologies of Nowitt Hewett Howlett Plockford and related forms.
The Decemviri, ten men chosen by the Roman people around TAL B.C., held power to govern and to codify laws. They wrote the Laws on ten metallic tables, with two more tables added later, becoming known as the Laws of the Twelve Tables.
Poem reflecting on time and fate arguing that knowledge of the future would spoil joy and effort. It urges patience, dreaming, and work in the present rather than revealing all ahead, concluding with the attribution to The Future and McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
A reflective note on helping a woman in need and a recipe outline for salmon and anchovy paste sandwiches. Instructions describe bread with anchovy paste, smoked salmon, mayonnaise, and gherkin garnishes, served with potato salad, highlighting shared sustenance in times of strain.
A 1926 survey shows more than 2,000 women in 1,977 cities employed as executives in banks and trust companies across the United States.
A reader friendly guide outlines savory sandwich fillings and a hot supper dish. It covers giblet stock pan gravy with toasted bread sandwiches and sardine pesto style filling, plus a smoked salmon and egg butter spread for lettuce lined crusts.
The young lady across the way notes time tightens as football season ends and baseball teams head south for spring activities on the gridiron and in the spring season.
A vintage household column offers recipes for Combination Salad and Fruit Imperial, plus guidance on Bordelaise sauce and Cheese Soup. It then discusses Foods and Diet, highlighting varied menus, vitamins in greens, the value of milk and eggs, cautions about excess meat, and tips on bread, eggs, and carrots for health.
An old advertisement touts S. S. S. as a tonic to improve skin by increasing red blood cells. It claims impurities causing pimples and blotches are eliminated, skin becomes clear and rosy, appetite improves, and energy rises. Advises buying larger bottle at drugstores.
Gary of steel renown told a salesmen congress that people talk too much. He recalled declaring at New York University that the soundest salesman makes the least sound, drawing praise for his paradoxical counsel.
A brief note from the Boston Transcript records a reader asking why an article on “How to Jive to Be a Hundred” was cut from a magazine. The reply cites concern a mother might read it as the reason.
Late at night an excited caller reports burglars at No. 64 Lyons Street. The sergeant orders Officer Mike to surround the adjacent house at 61 Lyons Street, coordinating an immediate response to the thefts.
A brief exchange shows a prompting hint to begin a task at home. She urges him to start the radio and he questions why, the discussion centering on initiating some action. The fragment labeled Toston Transcript preserves the conversational tone and suggests a domestic moment.
A paradoxical statement suggests that labeling a painting as non art reframes it as art for sale, highlighting how perception and value hinge on classification within the art market. The remark plays on authenticity, commodification, and buyer expectations in contemporary culture.
Pharmacists claim Joint-Base speeds relief when other remedies fail for sore creaky inflamed joints. It limbers joints and makes you feel younger with clean penetrating formula. Quick results are assured at sixty cents a tube, available at druggists everywhere. Remember joint misery ends when Joint-Base acts.
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