Chautauqua Dates Bring Regional News in 1928
The Craig family moved to Sidney while R. A. Babcock returned from an eastern business trip. Clyde Brady of Dinner visited Potter last Saturday, and Devon Pratt of Sidney was a business caller there Monday. Members attended the Legion carnival in Sidney, with Lee Hagemeister’s family away on a mountain outing. Mrs. Chas. Smith hosts Chicago relatives, G. L. Rogers is laid up after a scaffold incident at Albin, and Kimball visits include Mrs. Clarence Johnson, Mrs. F. L. Baker, and Wallace Challburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon Pratt
Sidney
Potter
Local residents visit Potter and area for short trips
Wm. Krueger of Grand Island is in Potter this week to manage land interests. Mrs. B M Schroeder of Salida Colorado visits Potter with her brother Dr C V Johnson. Jess Lambert and family depart to Whitman Nebraska to visit relatives. Miss Rea Hagemeister of Lisco Nebraska visits cousin Miss Emily Hagemeister in Potter. Mr and Mrs R L MacAdam and Dr A J Ames spend a few days at Beulah Wyoming on a fishing trip. Verdon Larsen of Omaha visits relatives Co A Larsen and Mrs F C Harris and works for contractor Arnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Krueger
Grand Island
Poter
Mrs
B. M. Shhroeder
Salida, Colorado
Potter
C. V. Johnson
Jess Lambert
Whitman, Nebr
Rea Hagemeister
Lisco
Nebr
Emily Hagemeister
R. L. MacAdam
A. J. Ames
Beulah, Wyo
Verdon Larsen
Omaha
Co. A. Larsen
F. C. Harris
Arnell
Cooper couple visiting Norcross home in Nebraska
Mr and Mrs L M Cooper of Bel grade Nebraska are visiting Mr and Mrs J J Norcross this week. The Coopers are returning from a western trip and are en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Cooper
Belgrade
Nebr
J. J. Norcross
Kings Herald missionary band to meet at schoolhouse
The Kings Herald missionary band will meet next Sunday at the school house during the morning preaching hour. Roland Biggs will be the program leader. All members of this organization are requested to be present. The band is under Mrs. C A Larsen’s direction and has done worthwhile work. A storm near press time raised concerns but dissipated into a gust with light rain and brief lightning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Herald Misionary
Roland Biggs
C. A. Larsen
Sewing Club Notes Detail June Meeting and Demonstrations
The K K Sewing Club met at Zada O Sloan's home on June 21 and plans a June 28 gathering at Vivian Light's house. Jessie Juelfs and Sloan will demonstrate collars and cuffs while Light and Hildur Carlson show button holes. Members are asked to bring their mothers to judge this year’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. K
W F M S Meeting Promptly in Church Basement
The W. F. M. S. will meet in the church basement on Friday July 6 at 2 30 p m Hostesses are Mrs C W Johnson and Mrs Clarence Johnson Mrs Olson leads the program and Mrs Wm Hagemister handles the mystery box It is our regular Christmas offering day for foreign lands Members should bring gifts for the Christmas tree Note the date Our normal meeting day fell on July 4 changing the schedule All are cordial invites. WANTED Old fashioned gasoline oil stove one or two hole must be cheap Enquire at Review office FOR SALE House and five lots half block from school in Potter Inquire of C E Smith Octf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Johnson
Clarence Johnson
Olson
Wm. Hagemeister
Potter
C. E. Smith
One Stuff Governs Motion Rest in Nature
Emerson muses that motion and rest unlock nature's laws. All things—star, sand, fire, water, tree, and man—emerge from a single substance with two ends. A brook’s bubble or a cup’s water reveal mechanics shaping shells, forms, and universal variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Dionysius Date for Christ Birth Redated Four Years Earlier
New findings argue monk Dionysius of Rome set the birth of Christ four years later than scripture and Roman records indicate. The census in Herod’s territory under Augustus and Cyrenius aligns with a birth era earlier than the traditional Dionysian dating, adjusting centuries of chronology.
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Christ
Dionysius
Rome
Herod
Augustus
Quirinius
Cyrenius
Syria
Oldest Friend and Family Influence in Emerson’s View
Emerson asserts that clinging to home influences guards one from a friend who would shame you from parental fears and obedience. He warns that destroying parental influence deprives you of the most faithful love you will ever know, a bond rivaled only by death after a long life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Fakir Shrouds and Mecca Pilgrims in Damascus Street Scene
Myriam Harry describes Damascus traders facing bankruptcy as a ragged fakirish dervish measures cloth for shrouds. Ali Bey notes pilgrims seldom go to Mecca, making shrouds a poor man’s tunic. Sultans interred in fakir garb imply symbolic spiritual solace at celestial springs.
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Damascus
Ali Bey
Mecca
Nureddin
Saladin
Biburs
Myriam Harry
Les Temps
Paris
No Possibility That Home Will Disappear
A Montreal Family Herald writer argues against a British professor’s claim that in fifty years homes will vanish and people will live in hotels and eat in restaurants. The piece contends love creates and sustains homes, enduring beyond changing customs, from wigwams to cliff dwellings to modern hotels.
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Great Britain
Montreal
Family Herald
The Seven Seas Through History and Myth
The phrase seven seas reflects ancient geography and literature, tracing back to Hindu, Persian, Roman, and Hebrew uses. It varied by region, with Hindus naming Punjab waters and Romans calling lagoons septem maria near Venice. Kipling later popularized the term in 1896.
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Pacific
Oxus
Punjab
Venice
Italy
Rudyard Kipling
Seemed Natural Question Causes Quiet Family Reflection
A young married woman with her four year old niece finishes a doctor advised outing. The child asks where the baby came from and learns it is from God in heaven. The little girl then questions why God did not grant her a carriage. The exchange reveals gentle humor and innocence in a domestic moment.
The Body Corporate and the engineer's role in communication
The spoken word differs from other beings and engineers must extend it via electrical intercommunication systems. These networks would link each societal unit’s nervous system to others, forming an indispensable element in a vast organism believed to be the ultimate evolution of society.
Lucky Find Reveals Father’s Secret Drawer
A man buys an old bureau because it resembles one from his boyhood home. Upon delivery he discovers the piece is a near match and recalls a secret drawer. He finds two documents inside, including a five pound note written by his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Mail
Erosion Forms Current Virginia Natural Bridge
The Natural Bridge in Virginia was shaped by stream erosion. The present structure remains after the roof collapsed due to water percolating through a fissure across the stream, following a bedding plane and a fall. Channel widening diverted all water from the bed below the ingress, leaving the bridge intact.
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Virginia
Cleland
Royal Neighbors Set Regular Meeting Time Change
The Royal Neighbors will meet Tuesday at 7:00 PM with no lunch served due to a chautauqua. Bernard Morfeld of Arizona visits Cheyenne county relatives await their move. John G. Meyers shows improvement and greeted friends. Mr and Mrs Car Holl and son Alvin return from Snyder Nebraska after Mr Hall's mother dies. community extends sympathy.
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Bernard Morfeld
Arizona
Cheyenne County
Car Holl
Alvin
Snyder
Nebr
Hall
Visitation Notes From Los Angeles and Colorado Guests
Mrs A Baricklow and daughter Yanthe of Los Angeles visit Emil Carlson. Mrs Emmonds Saunders Mrs Tony Folks and daughter Erma of Long Beach also visit. Woodman encampment guest W E Kelso from Woodman Colo and Ted Kelson with Hazel and Gladys Free of Denver at G L Rogers home. Carl Junior Larsen hosts a June 26 birthday party for friends including Stewart Nelson Leland Wallick Donald Harris Devaul Warner Roland Biggs Freddie Carlson.
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A. Baricklow
Yanthe
Los Angeles
Calif
Emmonds Saunders
Tony Folks
Erma
Long Beach
Emil Carlson
Barricklow
Folks
W. E. Kelso
Woodman
Colo
Ted Kelson
Hazel
Gladys Free
Denver
G. L. Rogers
Lincoln
Carl Junior Larsen
Junior
Stewart Nelson
Leland Wallick
Donald Harris
Devaul Warner
Roland Biggs
Freddie Carlson
Sewing Club Notes At Wheeler Home Meeting
The sewing club met at Opal Wheeler's home on Tuesday June 26 with three absent. Mr. Willey spoke about the Mitchell camp we plan to attend. The princess slips were judged with Avis Hill taking first and Elizabeth Opal and Catherine finishing second. A delicious lunch was served.
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Sewing Club
Opal Wheeler
Willey
Mitchell
Avis Hill
Elizabeth
Opal
Catherine
Wanted Milk Cow Appears Soon For Review Office Call
Wanted milk cow coming fresh soon not too old. Call at review office. Oh.
Doctor Doran Offers Free Consultations in Minnesota Tour
Dr. Doran, a regular physician, visits major towns offering free consultations. He rejects surgery for chronic appendicitis gallstones ulcers goitre and adenoids and reports strong results in stomach liver bowel blood skin nerves heart kidneys bladder bed wetting catarrh lungs rheumatism sciatica leg ulcers and rectal ailments. Married women must be accompanied by husbands. Address 236 Boston Block Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Doran
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
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Craig
R. A. Babcock
Clyde Brady
Legion
Lee Hagemeister
Chas. Smith
Chicago
Mrs. I. Callaway of
Kimball
Albin
F. L. Baker
Wallace Challburg
McCormick-Deering
McCormick- Deering
Linn Hardware & Implement Co
Potter, Nebr
U.S. A. Theatre
Neb
Adolph Menjou
Monk
Home Lumber Company Elevator
Fakir
The
Seven Seas
J. J. Fiegenschuh
Office Morgan’s
Hospital
John G. Meyers
DR. Doran
Sidney Hotel
White & Wyckoff
Kodaks
Dennison
Nyal
Potter Drug Co
Orcross
Voss
Home Lumber Co
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