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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
2
A compact exhortation on discovering and developing natural talents, urging readers to focus on a chosen vocation with steadfast effort. It warns that wavering between pursuits leads to failure, advocating carving a fixed course and driving forward to a worthy destination. The piece notes the dangers of loafing and encourages disciplined, goal oriented work.
The young lady across the way says since the wireless was invented many a ship in distress has been saved by sending out the F. O. O. 2B signal.
Consumer alert urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on package or tablets to ensure genuine aspirin proven safe by millions and prescribed for 23 years. Advises saying Bayer when purchasing and warns imitators may be dangerous.
The speaker urges living to fulfill inner purpose rather than chasing fleeting wealth. Those who seek only opulence find their prize lacking, while joy arises from labor, craft, and meaningful work. Contentment comes from doing well made work and shared human ties, not waiting for fortune or senility to bring happiness.
The article traces the Silliman lineage from Daniel Silli man to Gold Selleck Silliman and Benjamin Silliman the chemist, noting name variants Strang Strange Lestrange and origins in Holland Italy and England. It cites Sir Robert Strange and Theobald forms Thiebault Tibaut with brief notes on surname evolution.
George S. I. Bailey, supreme secretary of the Independent Order of Foresters, told a Toronto fraternal conference that middle aged men should avoid overwork and seek balance through play, sleep, and hobbies like gardening and fishing. He urged weekly recreation and regular bedtimes to prevent loss of grip, emphasizing cheerful social outlets as crucial for sustained efficiency.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for pimples and blackheads, instructing to smear, wash with Cuticura Soap in five minutes, and keep skin clear with daily use, adding Cuticura Talcum for daily toilet care.
A culinary listing features a beef and veal tenderloin cutlet recipe with ham cream and orange juice, a beef stew with tapioca and aromatics, celery relish with cream cheese, mashed banana custard cups with gelatin, and a milk custard with junket and vanilla served with whipped cream.
A 1925 Western Newspaper Union despatch asserts that exposing the full truth requires many shovelfuls of earth to be moved, implying deliberate obfuscation by those who control information.
A fragment describes Lysander Appleton coaxing his wife Daysey to buy an old hen, with apple dumplings signaling forgiveness. It also mentions Chauncey at three and Daysey Mayme Kobe College in Japan planning its fiftieth anniversary in October.
General Bullard, recently retired from the army, toured the Plattsburg training camp in August 1925 and exhaustively inspected Private Wilson Buddy Bullard of Company D. He noted faults in uniform shine, breech lock grease, and blanket rolling, provoking mixed reactions from the crowd of messmates.
Germany reports a new synthetic chemical, Tutokain, derived from artificial rubber intermediates. It is non poisonous, heat sterilizable, and used as a local anesthetic. The sale of cocaine is discouraged due to its habit forming traits.
Bank drafts and remittances totaling about $200,000 were hidden under a five foot snow pile near the Syracuse trolley terminal. Oswego banks had mailed the funds to New York correspondents but the bags were dropped from a trolley and buried by a snowstorm. Police uncovered the cache after the missing mail triggered an investigation.
A British scientist states that the quality of sleep is largely determined by the last thoughts before bedtime. The remark highlights the mind’s influence on rest and may influence personal sleep routines.
Mrs Charles Dixon of 512 Lime Street endorses Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, Favorite Prescription, Anuric Tablets, and Pleasant Pellets as reliable family remedies. The ad invites readers to obtain these products from local druggists or write to Dr. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo NY, for free advice and a trial pamphlet.
The next total solar eclipse is expected on January 14, 1926. It will be visible across Sumatra and Borneo with an approximate duration of four minutes.
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