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The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1937

Page

7

Peter Rabbit Hears Signs of Spring in the Green Forest

A bedtime tale of Peter Rabbit who watches for spring indicators. He listens for signs like sap rising, skunk cabbage blooms, hepatica sprouts, and the Winsome Bluebird heralding Mistress Spring. The story contrasts Sister South Wind with North Wind and celebrates early spring awakenings in nature.

Peter Rabbit Peter Sister South Wind Mistress Spring South Wind North Wind Dreamland You Hepatica Jack Frost Farmer Brown Winsome Bluebird Green Forest T. W. Burgess WNN Service

Shadowed gown with emerald jewelry and handkerchief flowers

A brown marquisette gown with a shadow effect features white handkerchief linen flowers embroidered over a brown taffeta slip and stiff puff sleeves. Emeralds and diamonds accessorize the ensemble with an emerald green bag completing the look.

Smoky Mountains Park From Isolated Range to National Asset

A feature describes the Great Smoky Mountains, once a trade barrier and rugged refuge, now a national park in progress. It covers ascent roads, park planning, Rockefeller funding, and the region’s diverse flora and mountain culture, with Mount Le Conte and Newfound Gap highlighted as vistas.

National Geogauite Society Washington, D. C WNU Service Great Smoky Mountains Tennessee Tennessee-North Carolina Smokies North Carolina Great Smoky Mountains National Park Knoxville Great Smokies National Park Service John D. Rockefeller, Jr Laura Spelman Rockefeller Congress Gatlinburg Mount le Conte Sugarland Mountain Little Pigeon River Newfound Gap Qualla Indian Reservation Asheville Bryson City Park Clingmans Dome William Bartram Philadelphia Independence Hall America Huggins Hell Irving Huggins

We Fool Ourselves on Time and Temptations

Douglas Malloch writes that people fool themselves about time and money. We set clocks ahead, stay up late, and justify risk while blaming others. We boast and lie to impress, yet the strongest deception is within us and our own choices.

Douglas Malloch WNU

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