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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1915
Page
9
A fragment explains a small package of Hamburg Feast Tea, called Hamburger Brust Thyce by Germans, to brew a cup by pouring boiling water over the tea and drinking a cup as a cold remedy. It claims to open the skin’s pores, relieve congestion, loosen mucus, and be inexpensive, vegetable, and harmless.
An old time ad touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless cure for rheumatism and aching joints. It claims fast relief from pain, stiffness, lumbago, and neuralgia by topical application, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from any drug store.
The column discusses potential mayoral candidate B F Kauffman and praises his mix of energy and business success. It notes urban growth prospects, interurban rail expansion from West through Dallas County to Adel Redfield and beyond, and criticizes rural route changes affecting Iowa. Coughs and colds are warned as dangerous, with Dr King's New Discovery touted as a remedy.
Thanksgiving activities fill the Bradgate Rolfe region with visits and hospitality. Families gather for meals and reunions while local residents endure illness and travel, including dances, social meetings, and a carload of catne shipments to Sioux City.
Local items report Mrs. Karr moving to town after purchasing the Poca hontas residence. Regina Griffin joins Tolan Bros Co in Fonda as bookkeeper. corn winner Charles Christianson of Humboldt County earns a trip to the Panama Exposition with 70 bushels per acre.
Mrs. Albert Blosser of Jima Ohio calls bear this in mind cough remedy best for colds and croup. Many others share the opinion. For sale by the Wie wal Drug Con Advertisement. Also notes on fashion and Billy Sunday event in Omaha with cost per soul and ticket prices.
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