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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1934

Page

6

National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckart

A Washington column reviews Republican stance on ending emergency programs and credit for Roosevelt policies. It notes Rep Snell’s claim the emergency is over, debates how both parties may frame appeals, and forecasts a volatile campaign with district by district outcomes and possible seat shifts. It also highlights Rep Mark Wilcox’s municipal bankruptcy bill and NRA humor reactions.

Washington Congress Roosevelt Representative Snell New York House AAA NRA Mark Wilcox Florida House of Representatives Wilcox Ruth Bryan Owen William Jennings Bryan

Peter Rabbit Helps Redcoat the Tanager in Peril

Peter Rabbit finds Redcoat the Tanager grounded after a near fatal encounter with Broadwing the Hawk. Redcoat cannot fly and fears ground dangers until Peter offers aid and asks how the accident occurred, recounting the hawk chase and a dangerous dash among trees.

Redcoat Peter Rabbit Peter Broadwing

Redcoat Injured by Twig in Peter Rabbit Tale

Redcoat points at a dead twig and drives it through his wing. He shows the wound to Peter Rabbit and fears what may happen, while acknowledging the pain. The scene ends with Redcoat lamenting the potential danger as Burgess notes.

Redcoat Peter Rabbit Peter

Boner Law and Boners in Exam Papers Quip

A satirical, disjointed item jokes about Bonar Law being linked to the term boner in exam papers. It mocks tax stamps on doctrines, Beethoven’s deafness, a Moratorium relics depot, and a riddle about sardine fishing with canned overboard method.

Cooling Jelly Dishes From Jellied Consomme and Cucumber

A vintage recipe note describes light cooling dishes. Jellied Consomme uses gelatin in cold water mixed into hot consomme and set in cups or cubed. Cucumber Jelly blends grated cucumber with oil vinegar and gelatin, layered over walnut halves in molds.

Melba Pastry and Banana Custard Pudding Recipes

A collection of old fashioned kitchen instructions. Step by step for Melba pastry crust, a banana custard pudding, and a crab meat dish with lemon and paprika. Includes crust baking times, filling preparation, and garnishes in a period cooking style.

Western Newspaper Union

Hidden Connecticut charter under an Hartford oak

A local legend locates the Magna Charta as an oak tree near Hartford Connecticut containing the hidden charter of the state. The tale ties a historic tree to colonial claims and state lore.

Hartford Conn State of Connecticut

My Cabin by Anne Campbell in a Hilltop View

The poem speaks of a cabin with unadorned walls and wide sunlit windows. It envisions oak frames framing perpetual hills and valleys seen from a hilltop, where dawn and moonlight shape the scene. The speaker rejects paintings, preferring nature’s landscape as timeless beauty beyond mortal art.

WNU Service

Early American newspaper origins and Boston News Letter

The American newspaper began as a small publication. The Boston News-Letter, first issued April 24 1704, appeared on a half sheet 74 by 12 inches and carried a single advertisement by the proprietor.

Boston News-Letter America

Napoleon of the Stump Applies to William McKinley

The title Napoleon of the Stump was often given to William McKinley for his Napoleonic likeness and his vigorous campaign travel. During Harrison’s bid he covered over 16 000 miles and in his first campaign delivered more than 300 speeches.

Napoleon of Napoleon of the Willam McKinley Napoleon

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William Bruckart Snell Mr. Roosevelt White House A. F American Federation of Labor Organized Labor Johnson Union By Thornton W. Burgess Farmer Brown Green Forest Redwing T. W."burgess Rome Path Bigot The Institute of France Circus Maximus Coliseum Constantine Venus Tiber Palatine Capitol Jitian Tillie Bell Byndie Beethoven England Bell Syndicate Papa Pop WNU British Isles League of America BY Anne Campbell McClure Newspaper Syndicate Cleveland NLS Emerson Junior High School Ohio
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