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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
10
An ad claims that many strive to gain flesh and strength from organic phosphate or bitro-phosphate. It asserts nerve nourishment helps flesh, improves mood, sleep, and energy, and warns against use by those who do not want to gain weight. Continuous ads promote this treatment as inexpensive and widely sold with a money back guarantee.
A vintage notice offers expert legal advice by correspondence. It promotes services for general business troubles and domestic issues, with fees of 10 dollars for advice and 5 dollars in advance, from the Legal Aid Bureau located at 611 Bee Building, Omaha Nebraska.
A small boy struggles through a Broadway gale carrying two long bundles. His hat blows away and a passing stranger catches and securely places it back on the boy’s head, without the boy touching the hat. The act of quick, quiet aid preserves the boy’s dignity amid the windy street scene.
A three year old visiting a grandmother on a farm asks for a peeled chicken for dinner. Grandma asks what to eat, and the child suggests peeling a chicken to prepare for the meal.
A dialogue fragment contrasts ideals in business with harsh cash focus. She questions whether the world would be better with ideals, while he asserts he believes only in money making dens. The terse exchange highlights a clash between ethics and profit.
A vintage line promotes Red Cross Ball Blue for washing clothes, claiming dependable results. It advises purchasing at all good grocers for eight cents.
The saying notes that a critic who highlights faults can be a true friend even as people feel a urge to lash out. It contrasts helpful critique with instinctive annoyance and hints at underlying loyalty.
A brief proverb-like remark noting carelessness as an external factor linked to an undertaker, suggesting risks tied to external partners and the importance of vigilance in grave trade affairs.
In a quiet seashore town at dusk the silver moon roses speak with Mr Moon and Mr Sun. The roses praise the sun and moon, while waves, foam fairies, and Old Mother Ocean join in a whimsical duet about light, love, and the world.
In a gossiping neighborhood a curious child Margaret is sent to confess. When asked if she told God all about her misdeed she replies she did not, saying it would have been all over heaven in no time.
Ann Dallas Dudley will christen the Waverly-Belmont fire engine at 2 p m Wednesday with exercises. Sponsor Judith Volk, daughter of Renu Folk, oversees maids Travania Dudley Lenore Kenny Kate Barksdale Harriet Ingram Mary Sue Cantrell Jane Davis Elizabeth Smith. Speeches by Mayor Gupton Commissioner Tompkins and Chief Rosetta. Champagne replaced by Coca Cola. Additional guests include Mrs Dudley and Mrs Beau Folk, leaders in suffrage.
An Adv notice promotes Cuticura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic scented economical powder for face skin baby and dusting use. It claims superiority over other perfumes and notes it is part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio with Soap Ointment and Talcum. It ends with a rhetorical question about refusing to approve one’s day’s work.
A concise reflection notes that laws gain effect only through action and enforcement, emphasizing practical impact over theory. It frames legal power as activated by enforcement, not merely written authority.
A Grudge tavern landlord notes force of habit among locals, remarking that even after the post office moved, prominent figures linger at the old doorway, waiting for busy people to pass, while the Kansas Cy Star observations add a wry, fluid caution about impressions on soft-headed readers.
Scientists warn that sneezing brings a brief brain convulsion and presents a rare fatal risk. The finding emphasizes cautious behavior during sneezing, noting abrupt bodily responses can endanger health.
An ad promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a kidney health remedy. It claims kidneys filter poisons, promise relief from backache and fatigue, and urge daily use with money back if not helpful. Also includes a newspaper joke and a quip about America’s social leagues.
Ruth Clifford confirms a moving picture star has a cousin listed as wounded. She says the cousin was wounded but not seriously and cites a letter from the regimental surgeon. The exact location of the wound remains unclear.
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