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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1922
Page
6
F4 Walker urges readers to embrace labor and moral steadfastness. The piece extols the faithful workers who endure toil, follow the Golden Rule, and seek a life of love, discipline, and divine reward, contrasting them with moral cowards and greed.
A vintage guide examines hand and finger traits to judge suitability for the legal profession. It describes the second thumb phalanx as long and strong for good reasoning and a logical mind, and the first thumb phalanx as strong for rank. It links head line and eloquence to a successful law career.
An essay argues wealth alone does not cause injustice and that riches breed desire for power. It contends blameless wealth exists, yet many seek fair shares without considering personal responsibility. It warns that envy and clamor distort happiness, while urging constructive contributions to society.
The poem contemplates life as a yearly cycle from spring childhood to winter death. It urges living like a rose, blooming for others, and dying with sweetness, as a symbol of grace and friendship.
A public remark notes a boy named My has a wonderful ear for music but does not perform with it, suggesting a distinction between listening skill and active playing. The comment highlights early talent without a visible stage appearance.
Uncommon Sense warns drivers to heed warning signs on life’s road. John Blake emphasizes brake power of will and cautious speed to avoid crashes, hospital stays, or tragedy. He cautions against excess work or play and urges timely slowing at risky corners.
A cookbook excerpt explains sardine uses beyond relish, including Baked Sardines with lemon juice and breadcrumbs, Sardines on Bacon with parsley and lemon, and Baked Fish Flakes with tomato juice, rice, and an egg, baked in a hot oven.
Mrs. Henry Schrader of Marengo burned to death when her clothing ignited from an oven fire last Friday. Her husband was badly burned trying to save her. The report also notes other local woes including farm stock losses from mouldy ensilage and a murder case in Baltimore.
Ford Motor Company reports 1921 production reached 1 050 740 cars trucks and tractors with dealer retail sales near 1 093 000 exceeding 1920 by 104 213 units in the United States. December 1921 sales and Fordson tractor demand rise sharply as price cuts target market stabilization and employment remains about 40 000 in Detroit plant.
Advertisement promoting the Des Moines Tribune notes it offers more news than other Des Moines evening papers. It touts a yearly price of four dollars and provides contact details for a local representative, H. F. Thomas, with phone numbers for samples and service.
Office offers payment per pound for a limited quantity of clean cotton rags. Bring rags for sale now to supply the press needs.
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