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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1927
Page
3
Dr Frank Crane notes moods swing like winds from unknown origins. He urges maintaining poise and turning to ideals during pessimistic spells. A sunny disposition is praised, while dark days are common and must be resisted with will and determination.
Javelock residents enjoyed a Sunday visit with the Rance Allen family and a baby clinic event held Monday under the local Woman's Club. Jamey Waters attended Emmets business ender Saturday, while boxing show delays and a well attended Miller Hall dance reflected on cold weather. Community members traveled to visit relatives, with several local residents hosting guests from Plover and Rolfe. A funeral service was held for a friend as Rev Gow conducted duties, and local Woodmen socialized with a later supper. A Pocahontas trip hosted Ku Klux Klan organizers with state workers present. attendance was reported profitable.
Local residents named include Elmer Sandvig and M. W. Grover of Rolfe visiting here last weekend. Varina High teams defeated Havelock in basketball while community health concerns mention colds and influenza. A surprise marriage of Ted Stover and Lucile Phelps was reported from Emmetsburg and a fatality near Laurens grieved the Dexter family.
An observer recalls events from 1916 clinical practice noting breast lumps vary in cause and presentation. A surgeon warns lumps may be harmless and not require removal. The author urges immediate professional evaluation for any new breast lump and cautions against relying on dubious cures.
The piece presents a series of quips on money, virtue, fashion, and self improvement. It notes twelve months until Christmas and contrasts stylish attire with practical spending, reflecting a mid century newspaper cliché tone about prudence and modern trends.
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