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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1935

Page

6

Sammy Jay Keeps Watch as Hunter Fades Away

In the Green Forest Lightfoot the deer thanks Sammy Jay for warning of a hunter with a terrible gun. Paddy the Beaver notes Sammy’s courage and usefulness, while Sammy explains he uses his voice and eyes to help others. The tale closes with assurance hunters seek Lightfoot, not others, and Sammy vows to stay vigilant.

Lightfoot Paddy the Beaver Sammy Jay Hand Sammy Sammy Jay Hunter Mrs. Quack Green Forest

The Vanishing Coin Trick by a Magician

A magician performs a coin vanish using a matchbox. He spins the coin and tests heads or tails, then repeats with guesses. After removing matches and inverting a drawer, a sharp strike makes the coin cut through the box and vanish, leaving spectators puzzled.

Camelot style MOTHERS COOK BOOKS Pickles Relishes Marmalades

Regional kitchen notes present cranberry relish and spiced onion raisin relish with apples onions garlic ginger cayenne and vinegar. A coffee dessert uses tapioca raisins coffee infusion and cream, served in sherbet glasses with vanilla whipped cream.

The Rights of All by Douglas Malloch

A poem urging unity beyond parochial interests to safeguard the rights of both rich and poor. It warns that a nation cannot prosper if it thinks only of itself or a single class, and it calls for a broad, inclusive view to preserve human rights.

Douglas Malloch WNU National Museum

Washington cultural hub and its universities rise

Washington hosts a network of major libraries museums and galleries led by the Library of Congress Smithsonian Folger Corcoran Freer and private venues. Five universities including Georgetown George Washington American Howard and Catholic University anchor a vibrant scholarly scene with historic commencements and expanding programs.

National Geographic Society Washington, D. C Wwnu Washington Library of Congress America Smithsonian Institution Proceedings of Learned Societies Folger State Department Patent Office Army Medical Museum Bureau of Standards Geological Survey Interior Department Office of Education American Council of Education National Academy of Sciences National Research Council Carnegie Institution of Washington The Carnegie Institution For the Advancement of Peace National Corcoran Clark Freer James McNeill Whistler Georgetown University George Washington University Columbian College Congress Catholic University of America American University Methodist Episcopal Church Howard University Washington University George Washington National University Potomac (Canal) Company General Washington Luther Rice Great Britain Albert Belgium King Prajadhipok Siam United States

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