01 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
1
A persuasive message to citizens to contribute talents to the nation. It emphasizes pride in America, personal responsibility, and government support for happiness with minimal restraint, urging involvement to keep the country great.
The text critiques the Democratic National Convention leadership and mocks rival party figures while noting primary results, campaign tactics, and regional observations. It mentions Moore leading in thirty eight counties, Nate Kendall and others, Kenyon’s stance, and a remark about a Laurens child choking on a nickel. It also references Volstead and a sugar shortage impacting defeated candidates.
A moral reflection on fault finding and inner demons. The piece links a restless soul to outward judgment and urges readers to consider inner sins when hearing others criticized. It casts critique as a sign of internal conflict and cautions against easy moralizing.
Washington announces an export embargo on sugar to relieve a shortage. The article notes 440 million pounds were shipped abroad from January 1 to May 27, and the high prices force a choice between sugar and shoes.
A Louisiana legislator proposes jailing all men who are not married by age twenty five to curb high living costs for those suffering from the tired feeling. The idea targets bachelors as a social remedy, reflecting period attitudes toward marriage and public policy.
The Insurance Department of Iowa certifies that National Live Stock Insurance Co of Des Moines is authorized to transact casualty insurance in Iowa until March 1, 1921. The sworn statement for December 31, 1919 lists paid-up capital 100000.00, aggregate income 219880.61, expenditures 201743.72, assets 166964.20, and liabilities including required reinsurance 100000.00.
The piece contemplates whether children may inherit a wiser world from adults who face life’s pitfalls. It argues experiences teach restraint and warns that repeated errors should be avoided by posterity, noting “a man never picks up the same hot poker twice.”
The author argues that political battles will aggressively tarnish a candidate's image claiming rivals will accuse them of every sin. They warn that past mistakes will be paraded publicly while prudent actions may be misrepresented as betraying ethics, highlighting harsh realities of modern politics.
A comforting reflection declares that in death no false charges will rob virtue, St Peter will judge deeds completely, and the gates of Paradise will welcome the worthy without need for earthly trades or schemes.
Local readers seek budget relief as overflow of ads suggests ways to save money. Tips include discounts, bulk purchases, and timing to maximize value across categories. Readers share small wins and practical approaches for daily expenses.
Readers are urged to place ads in the classified column to sell items or services, noting that results can be achieved for only a few cents. The message emphasizes accessible pricing and easy placement.
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