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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1916
Page
3
An advertisement touts Hamburg Dreest Tea as a remedy for colds and grip. It recommends a tablespoon in boiling water, strained, to drink tea throughout the day or at night. Claims include opening skin pores, relieving congestion, loosening bowels, and being inexpensive, vegetable, and safe.
A vintage advertisement touts rubbing rheumatism away with St Jacobs Oil. Claims pain relief for aching joints muscles bones and back without internal treatment. Encourages a 25 cent bottle to soothe soreness stiffness and neuralgia.
A local parade of visitors and movements from Gilmore City to Estherville marks the week. Ed Kellogg and family visited with relatives. Packett of Lohrville was run over. editor Odell returns from Chicago holidays. Chas Tavrien hosts guests. several residents travel for business and health, with many staying in Humboldt and Rolfe. A call to invest in home businesses and stay in town ties community growth to local prosperity.
A playful Leap Year roundup mocks marriage trends and wedding chatter. It jokily comments on bachelors forming alliances, Belgian aid, and fashion costs while dodging explicit scandal. The piece weaves flirtatious quips, social satire, and light caution against frivolity in 1916.
A 1909 Canadian purchase paid Pablo Montana Indian over $200,000 for six hundred bison, building a Canadian herd and a 110000 acre Wainwright Park. Officials expect 20000 pure bred buffalo in years, boosting hunting and park values while lamenting Congress neglect of Pablo herd sale.
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