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The Potter Review in Potter, Nebraska

08 Jun 1934

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The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1934

Page

2

World Tour at Chicago Expo Shows Abroad at Home

A travel writer notes the 1934 Century of Progress exposition in Chicago recreates four continents in the Midway villages. Visitors stroll English, Irish, Dutch, German, Swiss, Italian, Spanish, African, Asian, and Mexican settings, ending with an American colonial village anchored by Old North Church and Ben Franklin's print shop, offering a rapid global tour without leaving the fair.

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Chicago Lake Michigan Europe Merrie England Ann Hathaway Stratford-on-Avon Will Shakespeare Haddon Hall Dorothy Vernon Charles Major Stoke Pogis Gray Sulgrave Manor Washingtons Ireland Irish Sea Ould Sod Tara’s British Isles Holland Queen Wilhelmina’s Land Black Forest Germany Schwarzwalder Dorf Alps Italy Signa Bologna Christopher Columbus Genoa Benito Mussolini Apollo Spain Poblett Mediterranean Africa Oasis Asia Shanghai Pacific Ocean China Mexico J’ut Amecameca Cuernavaca America Old North Church Paul Revere Paul Massachusetts State House Ben Franklin Betsey Ross Wakefield George Washington Mount Vernon Colonial Gardens Midway Virginia Union
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Good Taste Today by Emily Post Etiquette

Emily Post presents guidance on manners and social behavior for modern readers. Topics include hosting, conversation, introductions, dining etiquette, and appropriate conduct in various social settings.

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Frock For Little One Will Please Her Pattern Details

A sewing feature presents a small girl’s dress with a scalloped front yoke and bow-tied sleeves. Pattern 9695 offers sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 and suggests fabrics like cotton print, silk, linen, or dimity. Include name address style number size and fifteen cents for pattern 9695. Pattern department address provided.

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Sewing Circle Pattern Department W. Highteenth St New York N. Y
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Etiquette notes on invitations from Emily Post

A digest of Emily Post guidance on replying to tea invitations, moving announcements, wedding RSVPs, and hosting out of town guests. It explains polite responses to personal notes, combining move notices with cocktail invites, and clarifies lodging responsibilities for guests with chauffeurs.

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Marie Mrs. Post Emily Post WNU Service
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Libetan grizzly bears distinguished by white collar feature

The Libetan grizzly bears are set apart by a white collar extending from the neck base onto the shoulders. Fully grown individuals may weigh between 250 and 300 pounds.

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Orange dispute on the playground ends with a child claiming to be a lawyer

A Vancouver Province report describes a classroom scene where Jimmy explains Billy took Fred’s orange. The child, calm and holding the fruit, declares he is the lawyer. The teacher asks for the orange’s location as the incident unfolds.

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Jimmy Billy Fred Jimmie Vancouver Province
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High pressure salesman meets attic sale humor

Detroit Free Press reports a comic encounter where a pushy salesman arrives at a home and is met with a daughter who turns the offer by selling her father’s old clothes and attic furniture. The moment highlights quick wit and practical banter within a domestic scene.

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Byrd Detroit Free Press
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Oh Oh Lady Cheeky Youth Banter in London Humor

A fragmentary London humor exchange shows a flirtatious dialogue where a Lady asks if Mr. Smith can see her and a Cheeky Youth assures visibility. The playful repartee centers on a Mrs Smith identity in a social setting.

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Mr. Smith
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Give Thanks Blooey Ten Times as Many Yodelers

A playful verse riffs on counting yodelers and luck with brisk rhythm. The speaker teases about numbers and thanks in a light, humorous tone.

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