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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
1
The Arrow begins its sixth volume promising its best year yet and more to come. It touts solid advertising, a loyal readership, and progress while noting a lively Iowa legislature, improving roads funding, and local booster activity.
An optimistic meditation urges readers to choose positivity and effort over gloom. It argues that circumstances are shaped by will and action, praising gratitude for air, sunshine, and meals while urging determination to rise above troubles.
The author argues all creatures seek life’s brightness and that humans should not endure pain without purpose. Obstacles are challenges to overcome using intellect and effort. Our future is shaped by our choices and determination to improve.
In Chicago a man recently discharged from hospital carries paradoxical inner errors yet keeps a sunny mood. His heart is on the right side while liver and spleen are reversed, stomach misaligned, yet he has excellent digestion and, at forty three, has never been in love. He remains grouch proof.
Amid wartime strain France reports six month birth health and beauty gains sparking national pride. In the United States officials claim Americans have the healthiest and most attractive babies in the world and in our town, mothers attest to their babies as perfection and beauty.
The article argues postwar Russia seeks close trade ties with the United States and plans to buy hundreds of millions in supplies. It urges American manufacturers to send representatives, adjust credit practices, and seize this opportunity before rivals.
A dramatic plea claims European nations curb alcohol amid war pressures. The piece notes Russia bans vodka, France restricts absinthe, England limits intoxicants, and Germany may forbid distilled spirits, urging vigilance at home.
Notice to all interested in Jennie Johnson estate that the final report of executors John M. Johnson and Lewie M. Johnson will be on file by April 29 1915. A hearing is set for may 11 1915 at 2 PM in the Pocahontas County Court House to approve the report and discharge the executors.
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