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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
4
A long humorous rhyme recalls Raymond Clarence George and John among many names as relatives debate a daughter’s name. After hours of arguments the family finalizes Charlotte May, with grandparents and aunts weighing options.
The piece argues for a balanced approach among three paths conservative liberal and radical. It warns against extreme caution and reckless leaps, praising measured progress and careful reading of signs to avoid detours while seeking steady advancement.
Debutante answers a doctor's question about morning headaches with a sharp reply, suggesting she enjoys them like a dance and would not have consulted him otherwise. The exchange hints at a social or literary vignette on mood and etiquette.
The crescent moon, iron, and the horse converge in the horseshoe, seen as a lucky emblem since early Egyptian and Phoenician times, spreading to the British Isles where myth and utility merged. The object combines iron, crescent shape, and horse association to symbolize good fortune across cultures.
Poem excerpt by Elizabeth Mott praising wooded streams silver lakes and moonlit love and youth, reflecting home and life imagery.
Dainty fruit dishes feature pineapple as a tempting choice. Instructions describe heating pineapple with gelatine then folding in beaten egg whites to mold and chill, served with whipped cream or custard. Also steamed cake with Pineapple Hard Sauce blends butter sugar vanilla and crushed pineapple for a rich topping.
A planned gathering in Ames will feature cattle feeders, buyers, sellers, and packers who will discuss roughage and feeds, grain rations, silage, fodder, and salting. Experts will value cattle, answer questions, and cover markets and marketing for a more profitable future.
Pocahontas county Iowa board of supervisors met in special and regular sessions March 16 1922 and March 28 1922 to settle railroad valuation disputes with N J Kendall and to award drainage district bids for No 108 111 and to address levy corrections and drainage improvement petitions. The sessions approved bids by Allen Burkhalter Humboldt Gravel & Tile Co and Lawrence Kramme and authorized contracts. Revisions to Drainage District 29 assessments were debated and amended to allow tax receipts and delayed payment with six percent interest. Named attendees include M W Linnan W P Hopkins James K O Keefe Randall Melson Wm Elsen.
The buyer returns with exceptional values in apparel dry goods and shoes from the Downstairs Store. READERS headed for savings on wardrobe essentials as the new stock arrives.
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