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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1914
Page
15
The piece celebrates Christmas homecomings as hundreds of thousands travel by train to reunite with family. It echoes Gladstone on the bonds of family amid modern life and urges readers to go home for the holidays, affirming blood ties and the warmth of shared homes.
Fremdenblatt reprints a report from Hail Selcke of Hamburg detailing harsh internment at Newbury England. He describes overcrowded stables, extreme cold, minimal food, improvised cooking outside, and denied medical supplies while prisoners paid high prices at camp canteens.
A Benton county farmer, John son of near Wren station, said a 22 foot snake was killed on his property with help from neighbors. He claimed to have photos and described a spotted, large reptile found in his field.
A big Iowa offer invites readers to get the Des Moines Evening Tribune from now until January 1 1916 along with the Orange Judd Farmer weekly Kansas City Star Peoples Popular Monthly and Corn Magazine for one year each. The deal includes a daily newspaper two weekly magazines and two monthly magazines for the price of a daily newspaper. Subscriptions may be mailed or delivered to the editor of this paper or sent to The Evening Tribune Des Moines Iowa.
The famed driver Barney Oldfield endorses the Maxwell Racer he drove in the Corona Race, underscoring the model's performance. See the new 1915 Maxwell at W. F. Jolliffe's in Rolfe Iowa for details and demonstrations.
A pamphlet warns that rush in daily life harms health and joy, noting crowded streets and unsafe impatience. It urges planning trips to the California Exposition with reduced fares and orderly travel options through the Chicago and North Western Railway system.
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