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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1914
Page
4
An ad touts TIZ as a quick relief for burning swollen and tired feet. It promises instant action drawing out ions to reduce pain and says a 26 cent box is available at druggists or department stores with a year of comfort guaranteed or money back.
Miss Vennum from Lincoln will assist at Plover Savings during vacations. Hunter licenses issued directly at the bank. Local social notes report trips to Niagara Falls and Minneapolis, visits, moves, sales, and a baseball game between Plover and Ayrshire. Garlocks travel to Minnesota. Nacke takes over Martin Larson drug store and plans a full clean-up.
The Plover Epworth League Society of the M E church plans its Second Annual Picnic in Plover on Friday August 21 with committees set and business men supporting. The day features street sports baseball games concerts entertainment and a merry go round plus food stands and drinks.
Dr Staggs, the Estherville eye specialist, will visit Rolfe on Monday August 10 at Dr E W Wilson's office from 9 00 AM to 1 30 PM to examine eyes for glasses.
An old advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a quick, natural darkening solution for gray or faded hair. It claims products sold widely, with purchases at drug stores for 2.50, and promises rapid darkening and a youthful look after one or two applications.
The note hints at upcoming columns with full particulars next week and mentions that major bills will be released soon. It suggests anticipation of legislative or financial updates but provides no concrete names or dates.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet in the church basement on August 18 at 2 oclock for annual officer elections. The W F M Society plans an exchange at C B E Heathman store on Saturday afternoon August 6. Donations are welcome. Watch for the Second Annual Epworth League Picnic details and program.
Mrs C Webster and children visit at Mrs Donnelly's. Miss Higgins returns from Boone. Miss Hooda visits Clarion. Misses Hickey from Pocahontas visit Morris Fitzgerald home. The Cain child improves. Loretta Cavanaugh returns from Clarion. Frank Tishenbanner returns from Arnold's Park. health issues lead to sale of park interests. Gilmore Chautauqua opens August 9 for five days with strong talent. local posters active. A. W. Freeman buys farm near Barnesville Minnesota. Social dance August 7 at Breckwald theatre with Stewart's Orchestra. L E Jones buys Chas Paine farm east of town at 185 per acre. Miss Ethel Keefe returns to Beers Co store. Beau Goodenough visits from Kansas City to Bradgate.
Mrs Roy Stover and baby visit Ayrshire with Parkses while families in Rolfe Laurens Pocahontas and Fort Dodge host kin. Neighbors include Elberts Smiths and Hutchinsons as towns share travel, Sunday calls, and brief visits across Minnesota Iowa and Chicago relatives.
An old advertisement urges readers not to become constipated and claims backed-up waste poisons the body. It recommends Dr. King’s New Life Pills as the best safeguard against illness and encourages a single nightly dose, priced 25e at druggists.
A medical callout urges relief for backache and sluggish kidneys from overripe meat intake. It recommends Jad Salts a four-ounce dose in water before breakfast, claiming it cleanses and stimulates sluggish kidneys and neutralizes urinary acids.
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