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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
8
A Cincinnati inventor claims Freezone instantly stops corn pain with a few drops then lifts the corn away with no soreness or irritation. The ad promotes Freezone as cheap enough to remove hard and soft corns and corns between toes, touting its sensational discovery.
A tense exchange erupts when a man confronts a country hotel manager over the promise of fine fishing. The manager calmly points to an advertisement error showing the phrase fishing dunapproachable, sparking a humorous misreading.
An old advert urges using four ounces of Rad Salts daily to flush and stimulate kidneys. It extols drinking large amounts of water and a lithia based effervescent drink to cleanse the kidneys, neutralize urine acids, end bladder weakness, and relieve backache. The text presents exaggerated claims about kidney health and safety.
A passenger reads a humorous piece titled Speaking of Operations by Cobh in a car. A nearby observer notices the title and asks if she is studying to be a nurse, prompting brief curiosity about her ambitions.
An old testimonial style ad urges readers to use Dry's Cream Balm to relieve catarrh and head congestion. It claims the fragrant antiseptic cream clears nasal passages, soothes swollen membranes, and restores breathing with instant ease, promising relief from headaches and snuffling.
A terse exchange unfolds in a manager’s office as a voice trial looms. The Boston Transcript records a tense scene where a friend confronts the proceedings and hints at an impending conviction.
A brief ad style note suggests using Red Cross Ball Blue in the laundry for a dainty, well groomed appearance that girls admire. The line emphasizes cleanliness as a desirable trait.
A sharp aside notes that Davy is poor ammunition with danger mainly from its own backfire, implying a risky or misfiring outcome rather than intrinsic harm. The line presents a wry assessment of the subject as a poor tool whose main threat lies in self-defeat.
The Food Products Inspection Service of the U S Department of Agriculture operates in 30 large cities with offices serving about 140 more. It issues certificates of shipment quality on request, acting as prima facie evidence in court, to reduce disputes and fraud in interstate commerce of fruit vegetables and butter.
Chambers of Commerce and similar bodies provide information on dealers credit standing. Bankers also help assess reliability before shipping produce. USDA and local offices note ratings may vary in accuracy. verify references and maintain long term relations for mutual trust and better results.
The convention adopted proposal 811 creating a pardons board of the governor attorney general and secretary of state with required notices and public hearings. It debated recall industrial court health insurance workmen’s compensation and school land sales while tweaking officer salaries. Proposal 309 was approved, allowing amendments by majority, and committee actions trimmed initiative petition signatures and referendum thresholds. The body planned a week’s recess and eyed further measures on tax uniformity and state boards.
Selection of an ice house site is crucial. On a dairy farm it should be near the milk house to lessen ice handling labor, per the U S Department of Agriculture. On a general farm place it near the residence and ensure porous, sloped ground for drainage and protection from hot winds via nearby hills or trees.
Beet op silage emerges warm from the silo in winter and is described by the agriculture department as appetizing. It appears to stimulate feed assimilation and help animals extract maximum value from all feeds.
Save all straw manure leaves and rubbish to fertilize land. Alfalfa or soy bean seed must be inoculated to ensure a reliable crop. The potato plant grows its top first and then transfers materials from the tops to the roots to form tubers.
Amherst President Meikelsohn cites altered finances and a joke about a former professor who seeks bricklayer work but is told he might begin as an architect and work up. The anecdote critiques contemporary economic strain on academia and labor.
In Cartoons Magazine a playful strip shows a husband joking that today marks their wedding anniversary while the wife corrects him, accusing him of forgetting. The scene hinges on comic misunderstanding and domestic banter.
At a club event an admission fee of 50 cents drew mixed reactions as several women criticized the show. One objector said she was mighty sure to be charged that amount while another noted the chairman reportedly wanted a dollar. The exchange ended with a quip that if that had happened Jo would have been twice as sore.
A sympathetic citizen tells of trusting a grocer amid rising costs. The exchange suggests buyers defend sellers when confronted with price hikes, offering empathy and support. The Birmingham Age-Herald notes the sentiment as a moral stance on commerce and fairness.
A cautioned view on marriage argues that men must be attentive listeners to succeed in married life. The saying stresses communication as key, implying poor listening habits undermine relationships and prompt separation or problems.
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