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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1941
Page
8
The article advises soothing a fussy baby during heat by regular sponge baths and careful tub baths. It recommends warm rooms between 75 and 80 degrees, keeping water at a safe temperature, and creating a stable bath setup with a high table and space for dressing. It cautions against hot stoves, drafts, and leaving the baby unattended.
Local social notes recount Des Moines and Adel trips over the Fourth of July weekend. Families, neighbors, and relatives from Bradgate and nearby towns gathered for dinners, hospital/clinic stops, and church events. The column lists visitors, hostess groups, and community activities including an Odd Fellows lodge installation.
The text outlines a mulberry based canning and beverage recipe. It covers making a Situp syrup with water or juice sugar and optional fruit juices, heating to boil, adding mulberries, and canning for 5 minutes. It also describes extracting mulberry juice by boiling and straining.
Holds tips on chilling egg based picnic foods and ground meats until use. Warns against tasting questionable canned foods and explains why pressure canning suits non acidic foods while acids can foods may be canned ordinarily. Emphasizes cool dry storage away from heat and sunlight.
Officers were installed for the coming six months with Dewey Lanning as noble grand Eli Cupp as vice grand Kenneth Brandhoij as secretary Harley Knutson as treasurer John Madsen as warden Donald Brandhoij as conductor Albert Coffin as chaplain R N G Joe Pough L A N G Joe Gunderson R scene supporter Jens Steffensen L scene supporter Will Peterson inside guardian John Henderson outside guardian Robert Pough. A Guy Dayton family picnic supper was held in the woods Saturday evening with several relatives present. Mrs Chris Brandhoit held a silver tea Tuesday for the Rebekah lodge endowment fund social refreshments served by the hostess.
Iowa State College dairy specialists report that sorghum silage often causes off flavors in milk due to strong acid scents. Flavors worsen with large feed amounts or feeding shortly before milking. They advise feeding silage after milking, reducing portions if acidic, and using well ventilated barns or outside bunks to limit aroma transfer.
Emola V. Harbison daughter of Pocahontas and Howard L. Matson of Chicago wed in a single ring ceremony at the Pocahontas Methodist Church officiated by Rev. A. C. Long. The couple planned a Chicago home after a brief wedding trip to South Dakota.
Pocahontas families gather for Fourth of July picnics at Storm Lake Gilmore City and Remsen hosting groups while Irene Linnan returns to Washington DC after vacation with relatives in Pocahontas and nearby towns. Officers reelected at Pocahontas Co op Elevator Co. and local births noted.
Two men tried to steal Arthur Mason's car in Tama but could not drive away as the car remained in reverse. They collided with a parked vehicle while fleeing and escaped on foot.
Readable notes recount visits by families and friends to Lake Okoboji and surrounding towns for Independence Day. Attendees include the Cassell, Pavik, and Hemphill households, with trips to Ames and Des Moines, plus births, baptisms, and a minor accident at a hay loft.
The Presbyterian Church in Plover welcomes worshippers with divine service at 9 a.m. and Sunday school at 10 a.m. A warm welcome awaits all who come to worship.
Morning worship at 11 0 clock led by Pastor E Redmayne with a sermon titled A Prayer for Obedience continuing The Lord s Prayer. Women s Society of Christian Service will meet at the Presbyterian church parlors this Thursday instead of the new church basement.
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