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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1934
Page
3
Easy crochet pattern 5520 for lace filet chair sets scarf ends and buffet sets. Includes stitches charts materials and an illustration. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle 259 W Fourteenth St New York NY with name dress size and pattern number 5520.
A compact list of Latin Italian French and German mottos and phrases with English equivalents. Notable items include Salus populi suprema est lex Mis souri motto and Rara avis. Terms cover elixir vitae cela va sans dire and pari passu among others.
Parker speaks with his doctor about coping with life’s stress in cycling. The doctor praises cycling as first rate exercise that clears the mind and refreshes the spirit, while Parker notes the relief of returning home safely and feeling buoyant for the day.
A humorous exchange notes a man smiles when buying a car and a groom smiles on his wedding day, but neither considers the upkeep. The quip highlights comic self deception in everyday purchases and vows.
Prudence questions the topic as Senator Sorghum prepares to speak. He admits avoiding deep study to ensure his remarks sound impulsive if they displease his constituents.
A writer notes differing reader impressions while a lawyer agrees. The exchange cites letters that move a girl to tears yet provoke a jury to laughter, highlighting how emotion and interpretation diverge between audiences.
Wal lerby accuses Snidders of selling a cowardly dog. Snidders defends that the dog is affectionate and will fight when needed. The exchange notes the dog’s apparent inconsistency between reputation and behavior.
A hall scene captures a clash of rhetoric and reporters as a speaker vows not to lie down, while a distant voice from the back shrewdly suggests the shorthand reporters are taking the notes. The moment reads as a witty clash between political performance and press presence.
Jones jokes that his waist has thinned so much he cannot distinguish a stomachache from a backache, noting a distinct frailty amid light banter. The exchange shows casual dialogue between Brown and Jones.
The remark compares the flicker of variable stars to actors who show brilliance on some nights and weakness on others. It suggests consistency is hard to achieve in performance and draws a parallel between astronomy and acting.
A lawyer questions pushing the damage suit quickly and the victim explains a six week old child needs funds for college, highlighting urgent financial stakes.
A London Opinion joke notes a girl attends a fancy dress ball in a suit of armor. The quip ends with the punchline that nothing unusual happens, playing on the idea of an overprepared attendee.
A rustic speaker urges departure as the town crowds anticipate a lively digression into dictionary lore led by an eager farmer Parsley. Mirandy accompanies with practical caution while the crowd chuckles at the prospect of linguistic sparring.
A bored bluejacket explains his role aboard the submarine saying he runs forward and holds her nose down when she dives. The exchange highlights crew duties and the busy life on a working warship.
Ira Vance and his wife await a reply to inviting son Emery and family to the Glen for Christmas. Emery, long absent, receives a letter from Philip Knox asking to reconnect and host a university guest, Dr Amande, testing the family’s home life amid rising tensions and gifts of estrangement.
Three new Sy OU sew-your-own patterns appeal to all sizes from toddler to adult. Pattern 1997 offers a smart smock in broadcloth gingham sateen or chintz with long or short sleeves and gold buttons in sizes 32 through 44. Pattern 1204 presents a day frock in sizes 36 to 52 featuring a soft collar and slender skirt with optional sleeves. A children’s pattern for ages 2 to 8 showcases playful designs with grown-up techniques using lightweight fabrics. patterns available via Circle Pattern Dept Adams St Chicago for 15 cents each.
Emery Vance contends with a looming year end crunch as Kitty Mack eyes a December 25 meeting with Jim Hughes. The quiet office scene reveals a driven partner chasing power, safety for his children, and a costly personal sacrifice.
A collection of aphorisms on smiling through trouble finding strength in distress and self control. It highlights patience, punctuality, self talk, and occasional irony about smart women and daily life.
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