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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1914

Page

2

Succeeds in Canada Lew Palmer’s rapid farm rise

An American farmer Lew Palmer from Staveley Alberta passed through the city. He came from Duluth Minnesota ten years ago with four cows and three horses and now owns 480 acres with 34 Percheron horses. He earned 1000 from hogs last year and produced 7000 bushels of wheat 6000 of oats 12 acres of potatoes and 18 tons of onions. His farm and stock are valued at 30000.

Lew Palmer Staveley Alta Todary Palmer Duluth Minn

Benefit of the Best Light Dictums

A brief quotation reflecting on generous judgments, comparing how we should view a person to how we view a picture, and the value of presenting the best possible light. The line echoes Ralph Waldo Emerson’s call for fair, favorable interpretation.

Ralph W. Ismerson

Cure for Body Ailment Reported by Ohio Mother

Mrs Alice Kirlin of 633 South Scioto Street Circleville Ohio recounts severe scalp itching burning and body eruptions in her daughter. After months with no relief Culicura Soap and Ointment were said to cure the child after two applications and quick improvement. Advertisement notes Culicura sold globally with sample offers and a Boston address.

South Scioto St Circleville Ohio Alice Kirlin Culicura Dept. L Boston Ady

Oldest Welshman 120, Thomas Morris of Westernville Neb

Thomas Morris born January 15 1794 in Berriew Montgomeryshire is the oldest Welshman living in Westernville Nebraska. An American citizen, he recalls the union of Great Britain and Ireland and Lincoln’s assassination and the first Atlantic cable. He walks with a stick, wears spectacles, and enjoys tea with meals at age 120.

Thomas Morris Westernville Neb George III Berriew Montgomeryshire Morris America Great Britain and Ireland Lincoln Atlantic Daily Express

London Station Installs Ticket Machines for Friends

A London railroad station now offers penny-in-the-slot machines to sell tickets for companions heading to the trains. One speaker remarks they would pay more than a penny to see friends depart the town, reflecting humorous disdain for departures.

London Patrice

The Usual Fate of Old Titepurse

A brief quip notes that when asked if old Titepurse left anything behind, the reply suggests he left all he had, reflecting a dry, humorous ledger of a bygone figure.

Old Titepurse

Mother-in-law proves wise friend and Postum aid

A Iowa woman credits her mother-in-law with introducing Postum as a coffee substitute. She reports improved digestion and complexion after quitting coffee and using Postum Regular or Instant, and notes her grandmother’s similar relief. The ad promotes Postum products from Battle Creek Michigan with packaging details and pricing.

Iowa Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Toellville

Roosevelt Gives Graphic Account of River Davida Discovery

Theodore Roosevelt described his expedition down the River Davida or River of Doubt in Brazil to the National Geographic Society. He credited Colonel Rondon and the Brazilian telegraphic commission for prior work that made the voyage possible, noted misdated maps, and recounted hardships, rapids, disease, and dangers faced during the 46 day descent with seven canoes and rubber men.

Washington Theodore Roosevelt National Geographic Society Brazil Columbus America Prince Henry the Navigator Peary North Pole South America American Museum of Natural History Rio Janeiro Laura Mueller Miror of Foreign Affairs Paraguay Amazon Telegraphic Commission Brasil Rondon George Telegraphic Commission of Brazilian Telegraphic Commission Sacare Tapajos Yellowstone Madeira Geographic Society Elbe Rhine

The Pledge Briggins Seeks Legal Flaw in Agreement

A lawyer asks what the pledge is and Briggins says he signed it on New Year’s Day. He insists he is too conscientious to break it on purpose and asks for a review to find any flaw.

Pleasant Hint Through Miss Pert About New Vacuum Post

A reader notes Harold and Miss Pert discuss a new vacuum company. The speaker implies Miss Pert may hold a top role, and Harold hints at securing a leadership position in the venture. The brief exchange suggests a social or professional connection around a fresh business opportunity.

Harold Miss Pert

Its Advantage In Motor Travel Over The Horse

A witty quip notes the automobile’s edge over equines, asserting that unlike horses, a car can be tired without needing to stop, highlighting mechanical endurance and practicality. The exchange contrasts speed and fatigue tolerance in early transport.

Haynes Automobile Company Main Street Kokomo India Builders of America Haynes Haynes Motor Sales Co Farnam Omaha Neb Missouri Haynes Motor Car Co Grand Ave Kansas City Nebraska Missouri Kansas Iowa

Too Lovely to Use in Public Library Tale

A brief dialogue notes a neighbor who stopped visiting the public library after being told her eyes were beautiful. The exchange hints at social pressures and shyness affecting reading habits without recounting a broader plot.

The Jocular Guest Joke at Dinner Table

A humorous exchange unfolds as Feeder jokes about a soup dish while Keelner identifies it as soup. The Feeder quips the bowl resembles a finger bowl based on the waiter’s presentation, drawing a sly joke from a judge present.

Perplexing Insight On Automobiles From A Pinch Tantrum

A brief humorous aside notes the odd difficulty of autos, stressing the need to get under a car to inspect it. The remark hints at practical challenges of vehicle maintenance and the hands on approach required to understand automotives.

Ten smiles for a nickel ad for Red Cross Ball Blue

An advertisement promotes Red Cross Ball Blue with the promise of bright white clothes and a cheerful payoff of ten smiles for a nickel, urging purchase to achieve cleaner, whiter garments.

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