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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
6
Nanny Meadow Mouse worries for her family as children take risks and Danny, bold and clever, visits the Smiling Pool. The tale contrasts cautious wisdom with youthful bravado, stressing that life is precious and timidity can guard against danger. T. W. Burgess.
The origin remains unknown though the practice has long prevailed in many lands. In Scotland the target is called a gawk, while in France the day is poisson d Avr il or April Fish.
An elderly couple sits close, hair white as snow, sharing warmth as bitter weather sets in. Their long union began with hopeful hands and laughter, weathered by years yet strengthened by shared joy and sorrow.
Studies show atmospheric conditions impact work pace with peaks in spring and autumn and a surge in output after weather changes. The effect appears after a stormy period on clear days and also during a storm following sunny days, as Collier's Weekly notes.
The column offers witty Q A on marriage lodges professional titles and social behavior. Readers ask about twelve lodge memberships, doctor credentials, women fooling men, lending money, and a banana peel analogy with a sharp humorous finish from I BidSpades.
A weekly recipe note offers menu variety ideas including orange fritters dipped in batter and fried golden, lobster croquettes with a white sauce and tartar accompaniment, and buttered mushrooms with cream poured over toast, all from the Western Newspaper Union.
Lobster traps measure three to four feet in length and hold numerous lobsters. They are placed in water from five to thirty fathoms or more and visited every two or three days if weather allows. Caught lobsters are moved to floating cages called cars and kept until a shipment is ready.
Prepared by National Geographic, this vivid tour describes Montserrat, Spain’s holiest shrine near Barcelona. It details the medieval Benedictine monastery, the Black Virgin La Moreneta, the dramatic stone peaks, accessible routes, pilgrim life, and the enduring calm within the sunlit basilica, where Loyola once laid down his sword.
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