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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1914
Page
1
In this editorial fragment The Arrow cautions against anti religious bigotry and sensationalist press. It argues moderation in literature and liquor use and notes shifting views on Zapata and Mexico City with a wary tone about predictions and international views.
The article reviews early competition between Sioux City and Elk Point with Geo D. Perkins steering Elk Point’s market influence into the Sioux City Journal. It notes boycotts, pay scales, and eventual local cooperation plus a call for fair pricing and tax policy clarity amid public debates.
A critique contrasts two newspaper classes. Metropolitan dailies chase sensational news and distort truth for readers at all hours. Country weeklies prioritize truth and reliability, condemning scandal and upholding community standards.
A printed critique questions publishing schemes to aid European orphans while urging focus on American poverty. The piece argues charity should start in the United States, citing unemployed fathers, hungry mothers, and homeless children, and condemns publicity around such drives as mere advertising for papers and donors.
A fragmented editorial riff urges self belief and rejects excuses while mocking dependence on others. It notes the queen’s letter to European orphans and criticizes hesitation, urging decisive action and personal talent over boasting. References Vice President Marshall’s $300 lecture fee and distant praise for rulers.
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