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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1916
Page
1
A scattered piece blends social commentary on women and public conduct with reflections on law and politics. It touches Taft Wilson partisan tensions and urges arbitration or court settlement, warning against malice and urging restraint in public discourse.
A speaker extols advertising in local papers as essential for merchants to know customer desires and keep goods in stock. He argues persistent ad use builds demand, while avoiding competition by leveraging targeted space. warns that neglect leads to failure in market battles.
A collage of quips on honesty, finance, and politics highlights social morals and skepticism. Critics warn against vanity and speculation while praising print’s reach and the value of good advice as public life evolves toward 1916.
A fragment discusses political hostilities and calls for reform while debating alcohol prohibition. It mentions Ruddgen atgeer and suggestions of labored anger, apoplexy, and long hatred, urging silence against hare and considering 2008 era issues.
The essay argues a merchant with no competition becomes careless and greedy, raising prices and neglecting customers. It contrasts this with areas of healthy competition that drive quality, fair pricing, and energetic business. Competition spurs better goods, brighter stores, and a livelier economy. It cites gains in schools and religious life as outcomes of competitive markets.
The notice extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for its established reputation and long use. It claims the medicine relieves colds, aids natural recovery, contains no narcotics, and is affordable for all.
An advertisement claims Sloan's Liniment relieves rheumatism quickly with a few drops. A San Francisco department store worker reports three to four days of use ending in recovery, praising the product and urging others to try it. The ad cites January 1916 and lists a 25 cent price at druggists.
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