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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
6
The selection urges replacing greed and suspicion with kindness and tolerance. It asks if the community can adopt honorable thrift as its guiding watchword and pursue a path of honor and gentleness. Memory ties the town to its home, demanding will and courage to change.
The Khiva Khanate has declared independence forming a republic. The article recalls Col. Fred Burnaby's 19th century ride to Khiva, describes the city’s slave history, inhabitants such as Usbegs and Kirghiz, and the region as a remnant of ancient Chorasmia once ruled by Darius.
Bradford's education committee proposes buying a seagoing ship to house a secondary school for about 200 children. The project outlines six to twelve months at sea with potential foreign port exposure. The ship may sail full time or serve as a cargo freighter to cover maintenance and boarding costs.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications, medicine works through the blood to mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure catarrh by internal action with tonics and blood purifiers. Druggists sell it with testimonials available from F E, J Cheney Co., Toledo, Ohio.
William A. Radford explains a brick bungalow with a 26 by 54 foot plan, hi roof, side entry, and a six room layout including living dining kitchen two bedrooms bath and study. The design aims to maximize space while reducing waste and rent costs.
A critique argues Big Business profits from war contrasted with soldiers who sacrificed pay, claiming the ex soldiers deserve a bonus. It accuses Big Business of blocking justice while growing richer, suggesting drafting industry leaders in future wars as retribution.
The U S Geological Survey published a topographic map of the Holland quadrangle in Virginia and North Carolina with cooperation from the War Department and Virginia. It covers Isle of Wight, Nansemond, and Southampton counties including Franklin, population about 4000, and portrays a scenic and historic coastal region with rivers, farms, pines, and local voices.
A brisk caller jokes about daydreaming and thoughts of revenge as Mr. Duthwaite responds sourly. The exchange turns on sarcasm toward a landlord and a imagined incident with a motorcar in a ditch.
The article notes Holland’s population has grown about 1 to 2 percent annually over recent years. It highlights a steady upward trend with no sudden changes and underscores implications for local planning and services.
A man capable of conducting big business today would make an ideal buck private. His qualifications could be used to advantage in the trenches. His perseverance might win him a leather medal and a small bonus upon his return.
A town editor argues for monthly Get-Together Day to reduce factionalism among cliques. The piece claims cooperation would replace constant conflicts, yielding constructive progress and long term unity. It notes that steady promises after marriage matter more than many prior vows.
Readable list shows numerous fur coats and accessories with discounted August prices. Items include coats in various furs such as Russian Pony, Hudson Seal, Wallaby, Nutria, Minks, Foxes, Sable Marmot, and Squirrels, plus scarves and capes from regular to extra fine grades.
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