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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
6
Drummond and Phyllis dodge a masked assault in a moonlit mansion. He frees her from a brutal bracelet chain, plants the Italian foe as a decoy, and plans a daylight escape as alarms rise and pursuers close in.
In a tense chase at the estate, Drummond evades pursuers using electrocution perils and a fox distractor. He slips toward the gate as Count Zadowa, Reverend Theodosius Longmoor, and Phyllis are carried away in a car by Peterson. A menacing threat from Peterson later seals the peril.
On a Portland pier an old fishmonger tells of two dart blotches behind a haddock gill and a dark line behind each mark. He links the fish to Christ feeding the multitude, then says the devil scratched haddocks in retribution. Morley notes beauty as elusive as that haddock in the Saturday Review of Literature.
A London boy’s holiday disappointment prompts the idea of artificial milk. The concept already circulates in China, with a soy bean powder transformed in water into milk. France plans a mill to process the bean, enabling packaged milk powder and similar cheese production.
A minister is seen as a community teacher on a pedestal amid church hush and ritual. The piece argues the role forces him to project an artificial self, creating loneliness and a fading genuine personality. It cites A Minister's Son in Century Magazine as the source of these reflections on spiritual leadership.
A forestry student camping with two friends in Allegheny park spooked by a bear while photographing scenery. He left his camera on a log and fled to safety with companions. Returning later, they found the bear had triggered the camera nose by chance, exposing a dramatic fleeing image.
A reflective saying notes that those who rely only on cleverness become prime clients for pawnbrokers, highlighting the link between cunning and financial risk. The line suggests wit as both asset and liability in dealing with debt and quick deals.
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