Sidney Livestock Sales Pavil sale ad
Every Saturday a dandy sale with top hogs or top produce brings top prices. If you plan a sale, contact A B at Sidney or check dates at Potter State Bank. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1936
Page
8
Every Saturday a dandy sale with top hogs or top produce brings top prices. If you plan a sale, contact A B at Sidney or check dates at Potter State Bank. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Shanghai institutions take over matchmaking duties as Chapel Benevolent seeks husbands for 18 rescued brides aged 17 to 23. Applicants submit photos and must be approved by each woman before marriage. Couples face potential prosecution if the bride is sold.
Parisian hand-kissing, once a polite gesture reserved for married women, is being revived across classes. A Paris correspondent notes the practice returns, spreading from upper to lower groups and extending to Mademoiselle, aimed at restoring outward courtesy in a rude era.
Pathfinder reports that actors exposed to intense hot lights for long periods may suffer a non serious malady called body dehydration. The cure is simple: drink a glass of water. A 140 pound person supposedly contains about 85 pounds of water and the rest in minerals and trace elements.
Capper's Weekly notes that Americans with Revolutionary War or Mayflower ancestry pale beside a Chinese example. It cites Dr. H. H. King, former minister of commerce in China, whose genealogy is documented to Confucius 75 generations back, a depth far beyond typical Western lineages.
The Montreal Flerald notes a dramatic 1815 glare dubbed a Man in the Sun. Seen first over Austria at sunset, a waving flag appeared against the solar disk and sparked widespread awe. England and America reported sightings with varying details, linking the figure to Napoleon.
Buyers sued a Bucharest publisher who advertised a book titled What Every Young Girl Should Know Before Marriage It turned out to be a cooking manual The court ruled the title fairly described the contents and the publisher won the case
The Literary Digest reports Russian art conservatives under Stalin embrace traditional Russian ballet and drama, while Russians defecting to Germany lament Bolshevist Russia shifting toward Fragonard and Comedie Francaise styles. The Vossische Zeitung calls Moscow’s display a Parisian grand opera in grand spectacle yet dusted with centuries of tradition.
A six foot black snake found near Danville Virginia had a brass doorknob protruding from its skin after a nest raid on guinea fowls. Jesse Smith killed the reptile when it lunged at his dog on the Caswell county plantation and the knob partially emerged from its skin as it was slain.
A 600 pound, 11 foot shark described as barking like a dog was captured near Curbridge England after a harsh battle. Ten men lassooed it with a wire clothesline and finally landed and shot the creature. Mrs Lucy Bone heard its barking and alerted the village.
A brief exchange shows Miss Fay quipping that Friday is not always unlucky as a maid confirms the mistress is out, reflecting light humor in domestic chatter.
A Chester youth facing charges for 77 thefts since release eight months ago with goods valued at £1300. Reports compare with a German, Peter Flink, jailed eight years in Cologne for 435 thefts totaling £3460. Paris burglar Foerschler boasted of 205 break-ins since last birthday. Another French thief Chicot admits nightly burglaries over five years with a diary of 1500 crimes, value exceeding £20000.
MIT unveils a glass vacuum tube furnace that creates tiny hot points reaching unprecedented temperatures. Hydrogen gas fuels a three electrode arc producing protons as a new explosive-bombardment source. The hottest spots outshine the sun while surrounding gas stays cool.
A brief classroom joke notes a teacher asks what tense fits the phrase I am beautiful and a student replies in unison that it is past tense. The quip mocks mismatch between description and tense.
A brief snippet advises wiping the face with a clean soft piece of morning and suggests a gentle skincare routine. The note attributes the idea to Beston Paner, presenting a period voice and practical tip for daily hygiene.
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