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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
7
Norman W. Brown, a Charlotte wallpaper and paint dealer, credits Tanlac with curing long standing nervous indigestion. He says his stomach now digests normally, appetite returns, nerves steady, and he feels like a new man. Tanlac is sold by reputable druggists.
The park service and Bureau of Fisheries restocked Yellowstone lakes and streams on an unprecedented scale. Native trout numbered 5,996,000 with 2,871,000 eyed eggs and fry returned to waters. Additional hatchery stock brought total plantings to 4,051,000, about double 1920 levels.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant kidney liver and bladder remedy made from vegetables. It is sold in medium and large bottles with a sample offer of ten cents and a mail request to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
A medieval well beneath St. Pierre cathedral in Lisieux France was uncovered beneath a worn slab referenced in an archival document. At the bottom were a jeweler's weight bearing a bas relief of Ferdinand and Isabella engraved tiles and pottery fragments.
A young Robert loses status as the family’s youngest member when a little brother arrives. On the street he is puzzled and a neighbor asks what he has over to the house. The reply is a witty line: I got another Robert.
A vintage ad style clipping notes Castoria babies remedy with signature claim and warns against old products. A river accident is described with a passerby offering help as a man freezes in icy water after skidding on a slippery bridge. A light joke follows about keeping cool and praying. Red Cross Ball Blue ad asserts clean clothes from Bluing with grocers selling it.
A terse line from a Boston Tran script depicts a child named Tommy being disciplined. The speaker notes Tommy is punished several times weekly, implying harsh parental discipline within a troubled household.
A collection of satirical quips on gender roles and fashion from Flashlights by Thomas Jay. Jokes include men staying home, wives preening, dress length, and opinions on hair, stockings, and social status. The ad promotes Red Cross Ball Blue for sparkling linens at grocers.
A short tale describes Billy who speaks of his dog with such familiarity that he can interpret its actions. When the neighbor's barking irritates his sister, Billy shrugs and says he cannot know the reason since it is the neighbor's dog and not in his confidence.
The Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs owns and funds an industrial school housing 100 pupils, reflecting organized female civic effort to advance practical education in the state.
A concise observation notes that appearances mislead and weight is misjudged by sighs or demeanor rather than facts. It highlights wit over speculation about a woman's body and emphasizes caution in judgment.
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