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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1929
Page
3
A child and his older brother discuss aviation dangers. The eight year old asks if a plane tail could cut a head, and the brother says it would mash him and break his back. The boy adds it would also break his general cord.
The late Mrs. John W. Mackey mocked modern fashion during a New York luncheon noting a beautiful girl with bare arms and knees, asking what nails would reach heaven if poverty forced the clothes.
J Holloway of Truell County North Carolina keeps a cat that acts as both stable hand and watchdog. The cat grips the end of a halter in its mouth and deters a grazing draft horse from straying toward the road by pulling it back whenever it reaches the lawn edge.
A witty remark contrasts married men and bachelors noting a wife may ease worries while a bachelor remains troubled. The quip hints at temper and wisdom, suggesting contrasting outcomes in relationships and temperament.
A Lyle man who sued Ruth Elder for divorce on cruelty and coldness joins the Byrd polar expedition. He quips to a Panama correspondent that Antarctic cold will be rough but not as cold as Ruth, noting that marital problems used to be solved but are now dissolved.
An advert in a Swedish paper warns the public to keep off streets today from 11:80 to 12:30 while Margit takes her driver’s test. Signed by Margit’s parents, the notice underscores the public safety request during the licensing event.
The mother of twelve children offers concise ideas on family life and child upbringing. She emphasizes routine, patience, and steady guidance as key elements in managing a large brood.
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