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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1918
Page
10
A comparison shows the dollar buys 40 percent less of all living commodities than ten years ago. The article traces changes in prices and purchasing power over the decade, noting notable shifts across goods and services and how households adjust their budgets.
Maurice Francis Egan notes in Yale Review that Sweden Norway and Denmark face a precarious war era. Each nation relied on militarian ideas coastlines or independence plus faith in Allied protection but after U S entry they lose hope of external help. They now plan an industrial economic union to become self sufficient and independent.
Mr. Cumrox gives a playful aside about his scent preferences describing mint for evening and ham and eggs for morning, framed as a humorous personal preference.
A reflective assertion about striving to rise above challenges rather than lowering oneself to confront them. It emphasizes initiative, resilience, and the discipline of solving difficult issues by elevating approach and effort.
The article urges all ages to assist in home canning to bolster the national food supply amid labor shortages. It highlights simple equipment, guidance from the US Department of Agriculture, and dem onstrators who teach practical canning methods. Households, led by housewives, can involve children and elders as efficient helpers in preserving fruits and vegetables for winter.
A caller envisions family canning clubs becoming a national force. Families form military style units with mother as general guiding a wartime kitchen campaign. Three generations could unite to support the war effort and bolster national spirit.
A brief guide urges preparation of jars and tops and rubber rings for safe canning. It highlights arranging a ready outfit and equipment, plus safe sanitary methods to conserve vegetables and fruits. Free bulletins from the U S Department of Agriculture offer directions on canning preserving jelly making drying and other conserving methods.
Practical notes on home canning stressing sterilize boil seals and rubber rings. Encourages storage in any dwelling from fourth floor apartments to bungalows, promoting summer harvest preserved for winter use and neatened kitchen displays with colorful jars.
Instructions advise applying a thin paste of dry starch mixed with cold water to the injured area. This aims to prevent skin discoloration and protect the skin after a blow to the skip.
The note explains farewell terms as contractions and phrases. Good-by means God be with you while adieu conveys To God I commend you. Farewell literally wishes a safe journey or well-being.
An old advertisement promotes Red Cross Ball Blue claiming it makes clothes appear beautifully white, free from a dingy yellow green tinge. The copy emphasizes personal satisfaction and endorses the product with a buyer’s voice.
In a curious aside, Senator Sorghum compares a math investigation to decimal fractions. The problem appeared simple yet the solution could be prolonged indefinitely, echoing the infinite nature of decimals.
A dialogue scene shows a Lady seeking approval to take a parcel on trial. The clerk confirms the seven day return window while the Lady frets over making a decision before the deadline. A judge presides, underscoring social expectations and hesitation in shopping and judgment.
An old advertisement urges mothers to examine Castoria bottles for the famous remedy used for infants and children for over 80 years. It also includes a Cuticura skincare promo with directions for gentle hand care and details for free samples and prices.
A terse street scene unfolds as a woman warns of rain while a daughter named Katie reassures chores done. A playful twist reveals the neighbor’s hair on the clothesline, underscoring simple home life and quiet tension in the moment.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble without realizing it. Back pain, headaches, nervousness, and loss of ambition signal possible kidney disease. Start treatment now with Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, available at drug stores. request a sample by mailing ten cents to Dr Kilmer & Co.
A witty remark notes a lecturer's broad appeal as he treats saints and sinners alike, a method that seems to satisfy both classes and draw a wide audience. The exchange highlights his inclusive style and reception.
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