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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1916
Page
5
Practical notes on fondant frosting made from boiled sugar and water, coloring options, and dipping techniques. Includes sheet cakes and cylinder shapes rolled in nuts, plus instructions for chocolate fondant and cream puffs with a puffy bake process.
A fragment outlines multiple honey centered recipes and substitutions for cheaper sugar. It lists honey gingerbread honey blanc mange honey nut sandwiches and honey candy with ingredients and steps, including butter eggs milk raisins citrons orange peel and spices, plus a note on price and potential sugar substitution.
Maj. Smedley Butler led Marines in storming Fort Riviere in northern Haiti. The fort was dynamited after a brief assault, ending the Caco uprising with no American casualties. The report notes the federation of rural churches as a long term, gradual goal for strengthening communities through shared pastors and cooperation.
A Carlisle Carlisle roster shows Indian students with vivid names such as Katie Owns-Many-Horses and Nancy Kicks-the-Iron, alongside more unusual names like Owen Woothakenabitty and No-8hin-Bone. The article notes that the long and short names reflect cultural and personal identity rather than burden.
An 1899 message found in a bottle washed up by Indian Bob Wayne near Moclips Washington. The note from schooner Transit dated August 10 1899 states ten days out from Honolulu bound for San Francisco with positionLat 39 44 N Long 156 7 W and that all is well. The bottle surfaced after a winter high tide following days of heavy offshore blow and rough surf.
Mrs Esther Paulson of 1018 Farquier street testified her husband Peter Paulson tried to force her to sleep with a bulldog and assault her. She reported burning her hand with hot grease, chest pressure, and beating. he allegedly struck their daughter Agnes. A judge granted a divorce.
An advertisement claims deafness from catarrh responds to constitutional treatment. It explains the Eustachian tube inflammation causes hearing loss and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 cure claim. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and Toledo origin PF Cheney Co.
London Bits notes a powder used by front line soldiers that sterilizes water and adds a pleasant flavor. The pocket medicine case also holds turtle soup cubes and gelatin remedies for self sufficiency during long duties.
A girl praises a magazine cover while her father jokes about the magazine versus ragtime, noting the piano connection as he asks if the item is a magazine and wonders about the era’s popular art forms.
A short domestic quarrel centers on snoring and contentment with past career as a wife chides her husband for being too pleased with his history making conversation tense. The exchange reveals friction over personal satisfaction and differing perspectives within the marriage.
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