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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1914
Page
8
The piece surveys federal supremacy versus state rights and questions a farmer with 260 acres near Earlham, wonders why a dentist works there, notes a Cascade Iowa shooting incident, and cites The Manson Journal's gardens pivot. It mentions Governor Harding profiting from oil lease sales in Oklahoma and hints at retirement from politics.
A column mixes politics, labor views, and international notes. Iowa endorsements for Lowden and praise for John Hammill blend with talk of Mars, tobacco, reformers, and the Prince of Wales. It also highlights Methodist General Conference in Des Moines and United States postwar shifts in immigration and industry.
An old advertisement from J. I. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a 40 year selling remedy. It claims internal action and blood mucous surface benefits with testimonials and a $100 reward for cures.
The chairman declares the motion carried and J. L. Parsons appointed construction engineer with a $5,000 bond. Jacobs of Calhoun county to obtain original plats and papers for Joint Drainage District No. 181, then return to county auditors. Meeting adjourns pending reconvening on call of auditors.
Dean Ingo’s Oxford suggestion that St Paul urged women to cover heads in church to spare angels is recalled by Sir Henry Brackenbury’s tale of the apostle’s limited view of the sex. The Brighton clergyman notes Paul suffered shipwreck and imprisonment yet was never married, as the preacher remarks.
A reflective note urges parents to guard their thoughts and reject undesirable inner thoughts. The piece frames mental discipline as a responsibility and suggests avoiding negative internal impulses as a protective measure.
A brief quotation highlights Emerson’s view that natural actions are graceful and heroic acts likewise decent, causing the place and bystanders to shine. The text presents a reflective moral mood, emphasizing virtue in everyday conduct.
The Boston Transcript quips that real busyness means many tasks ahead, with eleven prioritized.
A brief clipped fragment quotes a man’s good name as his monument. The line about Milt and saving you coin appears as stray ad copy.
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