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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1916
Page
5
An odd tale traces mahogany’s ascent in furniture from a Beasts of the grain debate to a cabinetmaker’s hard wood dispute. Doctor Gibbons orders a stiff box and bureau, the Duchess of Buckingham sees the work, and soon mahogany furniture gains favor.
A president of a United States women's college argues that women should be empowered to earn a living if needed. She states many households are partnerships with shared burdens and responsibilities, while acknowledging ongoing inequities and the need for full rights for women today.
The Slave are a chief division of the Aryan race split into eastern and western Slavs. The western Hlava include Rus sins Bulgarians Kerbo-Croats Berbians and Montenagrits Slovenes in Carinthia Carniola and Styria. The western Slav family divides into Moles Kassubea Czechs Bohemians Moravians Slovaks in Hungary and the Cugatian Wends Prussia. The theory places their origin in Voynis and White Russia.
The article compares walnut oil usage in France with olive oil and notes walnuts are not manufactured in the United States. It lists a broken composition breakdown for walnuts including percentages of water protein lipids and ash, and references a magazine subscription.
A Memphis druggist urges the public to remember constipation as a leading cause of sickness and advocates Rexall Orderlies as a pleasant tasting laxative for men women and children. He notes exclusive selling rights and offers trial size at 10 cents.
A long local column describes a political gathering with Jesse MEvery and Arthur Brisbane, praising speakers and debating prohibition. It covers upcoming elections, candidates like J. B. Mershon, John MacVicar, and Given, plus remarks on Judge Utterback and Senator Cummins. It notes icing on fruit trees and state politics context.
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