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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1925
Page
5
In a busy page of theatre notices readers glimpse Abie's Irish Rose still running while jokes about family skeletons and a baby’s likeness to its father circulate. The dialogue hints at domestic farce and social quirks with a nod to a long running show.
Ed Purdy comments on wearing a large brimmed hat for auto rides with friends to protect ears from wind and glare. A youth interview snippet follows with an unclear line.
When children cough act quickly and watch your child closely for a cold. Kemp's Balsam promises prompt relief from croup and serious illness with few doses. Only 30 cents at all stores.
The speaker asks for experience on whether it is wise to give a wife an allowance before marriage. The brief reflects financial planning and decorous prudence in personal relationships.
A collage of childhood milestones and comic vignettes from youth to adolescence. Moments include earning ten cents, first bicycle, first note with a hair keepsake, and a measles stay home. The piece blends anecdotes with light humor and playful dialogue.
Haley Wedlock speaks of home life while Sweet Thing offers to teach him domestic skills. The exchange contrasts ideal domestic expectations with a practical promise. The line implies social commentary on consumer behavior and gender roles in commerce.
U V R Club hosted a social evening with Frances King Marietta Spence Carol Ritchey and Jessie Harriger as hostesses. Girls basketball beat Whittemore 23 to 19. Junior class prepping for The Charm School set for late March. Basketball games vs Bradgate slated for Friday Feb 20. Mr Claus jokes about February 6 being a national holiday with a sound test.
Margaret Ravoir of Philadelphia, a member of the American Olympic team last year, continues to break records weekly, smashing four marks in a single week.
A school page recounts class activities from R.H.S. including student poems by Miss Royce's 10th English class and various grade updates. References to Mr Claus in France photos, a birthday holiday idea, and a pre district declamatory training appear alongside reports of illness, absences, and reading assignments.
Readers explore ethical implications of honesty where even partial deception damages trust and undercuts credibility across personal and public life.
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