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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1935
Page
3
A tailored frock for daily wear with a boyish collar and front bodice pleats. Pattern 2085 offers sizes 10 12 14 16 18 with front and back pleats and two inverted pleats at the back. Includes illustrated instructions. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York City.
The Capper's Weekly cartoon mocks pork production politics with a senator dismissing hog slaughter plans as insufficient for voters while humorous exchanges about registering twins and double vision punctuate the scene.
A family squabble centers on a hobby of crossword puzzles. A father ruffles at his son for recalcitrant behavior while the son retorts about puzzling as a pastime. The exchange hints at ongoing domestic tensions over leisure disagreements.
A Detroit News item notes a miscommunication between a Wellwisher urging uplifting work and a Fallen Sister joking about shoplifting. The exchange highlights misheard phrasing and local dialogue.
A dramatic scene unfolds as Smith endures the blaze at his shop. Witnesses recall his smile of despair, while questions arise about the cause and the impact on the business and community.
An advisory prompts readers to check kidney function when tired, achy, or experiencing urinary changes and dizziness. It warns that kidney disorder can leave poisons in the blood and upset the whole system.
An American dentist pioneered anesthesia by inhaling nitrous oxide in 1844 prompting a shift in dental care. The piece notes Wells’s risky demonstration, early ridicule, and the evolution to nitrous oxide oxygen combinations and nerve blocking to relieve pain and prevent systemic disease through proper dental care.
An editorial from Western Newspaper Union explains how bacteria from gums and tonsil crypts can spread to the body. It argues teeth care should precede tonsil removal to eradicate the original infection sources.
James I Hambleton of the bureau of entomology dispels the idea bees know their beekeeper. Beekeepers are stung occasionally due to nervousness. workers defend the hive, but most bees avoid stinging away from the hive. If all bees attacked, workers would die as stinging costs a bee its life. Away from the hive bees stay focused on work. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets advertised for liver and bowels. A tragic truth note ends the item.
Michael Kwick, described as the king of the gypsies of Poland, forms a seven member “minis” cabinet as part of a move toward a modern organization. The report notes expectations of reform and greater cohesion within Gypsy communities.
A group led by Dean reports 15,000 followers are exhausted with current life and request the British government grant them a reservation in Africa to relocate and establish settlement.
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