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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1915
Page
3
The article advises cautious driving on wet pavement to avoid skidding, recommending anti skid chains for safety. It explains causes of skids front wheel issues on curves and crowned or oiled roads, and outlines gentle braking, steering into the skid, and testing techniques on empty lanes.
The text offers practical driving guidance covering wheel alignment, lighting, clutch use, and safe passing. It advises dimming lights when approaching others, avoiding harsh clutch actions, and never backing from the curb without checking. It notes pass left on passing faster vehicles but stay right when passing streetcars.
The guide describes removing fittings and sliding the stem back into the tube, then making a small hole near the valve to relocate it. It notes vulcanizing the original valve hole and offers an alternative of sawing the valve across if fittings cannot be removed.
A garage mechanic designed a practical device to drain rear-axle housings lacking drains. The simple fitted unit uses two tubes and a tire valve to drain and flush the housing with kerosene, as described in Popular Mechanics Magazine.
Clarence Smoot spent Tuesday at his aunt Mrs Henry Smith's home. Fred Bishop of Pocahontas visited town. A. B. Albaugh traveled to Des Moines. John Kline visited his father in law Gus Witt in hospital. Andrew Crawford and son Will visited the Eno home. Miss Maude Ralle helped with sewing. Fred Maltzahn returned from Omaha for a short visit. Lou Stover sale near Ware drew many locals. Mrs G A Grover visited daughter Mrs A F Mick. Howard Wright called from Pocahontas. Geo Obrecht returned from Rochester after an operation. friends glad to have them home. Geo Miller of Clarion called. MF Mick traveled to Des Moines. Mrs John Mulvihill arrived from Omaha for a visit. Mesdames KerEMán from Humboldt visited J C Barth. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets at Jennie Stiller's Friday at 2:30 led by Mrs C R Swanson. Wayne and Mrs Wayne Allen welcomed new baby boy born Feb 6. W M Ralle returned from St Paul trip. J H Eno left for Kansas after brother's death. Mrs Will Goodchild and Mrs J Barth shopped in Laurens. Robert Cunningham closed out sale. family to move to Pocahontas. Glenn Dunlop back from Manilla. Rev C A Bates in Ames and Des Moines on business. Orton Webb and Harry Mann visited. Miss Pearl Hersom teaching near Laurens spent weekend at home.
The editorial argues a great referendum is needed to settle if women may propose. It urges women to ask men to marry during the leap year, calling slacker bachelors the target and declaring it a healthy-mate duty for both sides. It cites Chicago Evening Post and ends with a quip about bakers.
The text explains nasal catarrh in two forms, hypertrophy and atrophy, both tree to breathing space. It lists related conditions such as chronic rhinitis acnoids cezena polypi deviated septum and sinusitis as catarral factors with symptoms like headache deafness dizziness and bad breath. It asserts curability with proper form specific treatment.
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