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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1930
Page
3
A fashion feature extols velvet for daytime tailleurs and coats all season. It notes fur trims such as astrakhan and Persian lamb, new sleeve shapes, coachman capes, and velvet boleros, urging black or deep colors and versatile styling for daily wear.
Cherin Nicholas reports on richly furred velvet coats styled with matching velvet hats and fur muffs. Coats feature belted lines, self velvet girdles, or buckle details, with blue fox trim and trim hats like a velvet tricorne. The ensemble aims for luxury suitable for polite calls and matinee musicales.
A summary of Poe's final years and death amid mystery. It covers the death of his wife in 1847, his dissipation, travel toward Baltimore, possible drugging and voting, and his death on October 7, 1849. The piece notes conflicting theories and reflects on Poe as misunderstood, shaped by a conflicting era and temperament.
Gatesville tale recounts T. H. Cross selling a large black pig to a steamboat captain. The swine was taken to Murfreesboro and a week later returned muddy from forty miles away. Cross refunded the captain’s money for the hunting pig.
In a routine clean-up and paint-up campaign, an 8B class teacher relayed that a boy received an honorable mention from judges. After a moment, one boy asked if the recipient gets to keep the award, highlighting a moment of classroom curiosity.
The material reviews Paul’s conversion on the road to Damascus, Saul’s Pharisee training, zeal, and opposition to Jesus, and Ananias's role. It highlights conscience under God's law, the meaning of conversion, and Saul becoming a witness to all men after divine intervention.
A snowbound Detroit to Grand Rapids journey becomes a holiday cabaret as Bozo and Glim entertain with ukulele songs and vaudeville sketches aboard a day coach. Miss Hall transforms a storyteller into a fairy tale performer, children receive treats, and a cocoa feast ends with cheers for a snow plow arrival.
A fragment quotes John Baxter on jealousy and rejoicing in divine love. It reflects the idea that people do not choose Christ before he chooses them and that Christ desires to make believers happy. The passage critiques human eagerness to choose salvation ahead of God's choosing and generosity.
The fragment presents a poetic line attributed to Erasmus, mentioning charity as a force that resembles fire and touches all things. It reads as an archaic devotional couplet with a possible literary reference.
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