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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1915
Page
1
A long mosaic of reflections on a banquet at Hotel Pocahontas, American ships under American laws, looming prohibition enforcement, rumored federal jobs, and Warren G Harding as president elect. The piece critiques gasoline fears, corn meal motives, and the era’s liquor market with satirical, local remarks.
The speaker criticizes egotism and urges humility in public life. He argues selection should prioritize Americans who will serve the country over organizational ties or creed, emphasizing duty and national first.
The piece contrasts stable governance and prosperity at home with upheaval abroad. It notes kings toppled, chaos spreading, and vast hardship as governments fall, wealth vanishes, and many face starvation while rioters squander stolen wealth.
An old advertisement claims catarrhal deafness comes from inflamed mucous linings and cannot be cured locally. It states only a constitutional remedy via Hall's Catarrh Medicine, with a money back promise of one hundred dollars if not cured, and urges readers to buy or request free circulars.
A clipped snippet contrasts destitution with imagined abundance in America. The text questions true prosperity and social conditions, noting widespread want despite the nation’s reputation as land of freedom and plenty.
Pocahontas hosts the regular teachers' examination January 26 27 and 28 with Grace D McMichael County Superintendent involved. The note expresses optimism for success and hints at broader topics including American jazz in China and Congress actions on farm price movements.
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