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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
3
The piece asks readers to identify their stance on community boosters and critics. It suggests neighbors can tell whether someone is a booster, quiescent, or knocker and hints at social pressure to act. It frames the choices as public attitudes and invites self reflection.
A clipped excerpt suggests a speaker warning that knocking at others amplifies self harm, with a philosophical tone about action and consequence. The text presents a struggle between effort and self-inflicted consequence, inviting reflection on consequence and restraint.
A satirical column notes the unlikely presidential pairing of Generals Pershing and Wood and their cautious meetings. The piece mocks their public personas and hints at political maneuvering, while a lampoon about beauty regimens and a quip on the Senate’s peace treaty fate adds local flavor.
Fragmentary notice notes a payment due on January 1 at two o clock day. It mentions a presumed deadline and a reference to a president or official action. The readable text is incomplete for full context or parties involved.
The piece warns that farmers may reduce acreage after years of prosperity and wartime production. It stresses that cutting output now could prevent feeding allied nations and cause widespread disaster. It argues the humane call to help remains strong and demands continued farm effort.
A reflective column notes a preference for a smooth pipe and the comforting texture of Velvet fabric, framing a nostalgic mood. The piece associates simple rituals with personal comfort, hinting at memories tied to sensory pleasures.
Glenn Horsman leaves for Minnesota to farm next year. A Tuesday meeting of town businessmen set up a six number lecture course with good talent secured. Ray Seaman and Lawrence Lathrop return from Siberian service. Eastern Star and Masonic groups plan joint installation on Friday Jan 9. Mrs. Henry Fitzgerald improving. Royal Neighbors honor Mr. and Mrs. Bush before their move to Pocahontas. M Y B Club to meet at Mrs. J H Bucher’s. Jesse Bryant visits Wisconsin. Willing Workers meet at Presbyterian basement Thursday. High school basketball at Bradgate, team lost. Chas E Watts sick.
A roundup of wartime letters and home front notes discusses patriotic zeal and homesickness among soldiers. It cites a neighbor's son asking to visit the kitchen where a waitress serves, and another anecdote about a soldier’s confession of affection.
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