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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1937

Page

6

Chief Joseph of the Nez Perces: A Red Napoleon

A tribute to Chief Joseph, leader of the Nez Perce, likened to Robert E. Lee for military genius. The article chronicles his 1877 retreat, battles, and surrender at Bear Paw, his strive for peace, the broken promise of return, and his later life on the Colville reservation until his death in 1904.

Robert E. Lee Gray Oregon Joseph Lee Nex Perce Napoleon Chief Joseph Chester Anders Fee Wilson-Erickson New York Nez Perce Col. C. E. S. Wood Nez Perces New World Old Joseph Wallowa Valley Young Joseph O. O. Howard Military Department of Lapwai Idaho White Bird Wal-lait-its Wallaitus Salmon River Richard Divine Divine Wal-lanus Howard Perry White Bird Canyon Sturgis Seventh Cavalry Miles Bear Paw Mountains Montana Looking Glass Akkut General Mills Fort Leavenworth Indian Territory Northwest Colville Washington Western Newspaper Union

Rise of Adolf Hitler From Humble Beginnings to Dictator

A compact biographical sketch traces Adolf Hitler from his 1889 birth on the Bavarian border through Vienna struggles as an aspiring artist, menial work, and early political speeches. It notes his wartime service as a corporal and marks the turning point when he formed an ideal of government.

Canada Vou Adolf Hitler Germany Adolf Vienna The Academy of Art

Father Divine Hedge Trimmer Claims Godhood in Harlem Rise

A WNU Service profile chronicles George Baker who calls himself Father Divine or God, leading a Harlem movement with about 3,000 followers. He amassed wealth through stores and housing while not holding property in his name, with Heaven as headquarters and extensions in Bridgeport Newark Jersey City and Baltimore.

New York City Harlem God George Baker Baltimore Father South New York Father Divine Ruth Rachel Hozanna Love Frank Incense Angels Heaven Extension Heavens Bridgeport Jersey City Newark WNU

Quick to Make Smart to Wear Apron Pattern 5800

Ad reads a tea time apron pattern 5800 with yoke border and pocket to be cut from contrasting fabrics. Features applique transfer motifs 7 by 9 inches and 4 by 4 inches, color guidance, stitch illustrations, and material lists. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. in New York for pattern.

Terial Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept Fourteenth St New York N. Y

High Finance It Is Better To Give Than To Lend

A concise quotation discusses the comparative value of generosity and lending, noting that giving and lending can cost about the same. The remark attributes a similar cost to both acts and cites Sir Philip Gibbs.

Sir Philip Gibbs

Don’t Irritate Gas Bloating with Harsh Alkalies

A health ad claims gas and bloating stem from constipation and poisonous bowel bacteria. It touts Adlerika as a quick cleansing cure that rids gas and four poisons from both upper and lower bowels without griping or habit formation, urging readers to obtain it from leading druggists.

Adlerika

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