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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
8
The page lists local callers from Rolfe and Humboldt visiting for a Chautauqua event. Names include Mr Webb, McCauley from Humboldt, Mrs Gertrude Hoag, Vern Wea, Mrs Perry Danning, I N Smith, J Meech and others with outings to Gilmore City and Fort Dodge noted on nearby days.
No. 1301 notes a district court term in August 1922 in Iowa. The fragment suggests official court proceedings or notices associated with the rite of Iowa.
A reflective piece urges learning from errors by thinking on them, citing Admiral Peary's Eskimo dogs and human behavior. It argues that those who review and remove mistakes advance, while repeated mistakes erode employer trust and life work, aiming for a near perfect substitute through minimized errors.
A moral meditation urges restraining harsh talk and judging ourselves before others. It promotes kindness, self improvement, and high community regard. The essay argues peacemaking, sincere speech, and universal good will lead to happiness and lasting friendships. The closing lines note probationary acceptance in a personal matter.
A humorous contrast between Captain Go-and-Do who returns from war with no combat distinction and Captain Come-on-Lets who is honored for bravado. The piece links energy and action to success, urging disciplined effort, health, and sustained mental exertion beyond schooling, with a closing copyright note.
The piece argues energy is the key capital that powers action and success. It contrasts doers with wishers, says education teaches efficient use of energy, and likens energy to a turbine extracting more work from water. Emphasizes directing energy wisely for ambitious people.
A discussion traces the word treacle from Greek origins and ancient lore linking snake venom antidotes to a syrup name. It notes Milton reference to treacle of sound doctrine and medieval Venice treacle as a poison antidote and explains how treacle narrowed to a nonmedicinal syrup today.
Eugene Walter recounts a quarrel with an anxious actor over proper billing in a forthcoming production. The actor insists his name must appear directly after the title while the producer rejects altering the three sheet.
The Curia Regis appointed twelve knights to inquire into matters and judge suits. Suitors summoned these jurors to inquire and decide. Originally the jury swore to investigate and judge evidence. In Henry IV’s reign the jury narrowed to judging facts only.
In Pocahontas Iowa District Court a petition by H E Haynes seeks a personal judgment of $1025 with 8 percent interest from Feb 27 1922 against C P Malcolm as administrator of Fred Anderson estate plus costs and attorney fee. Foreclosure of a mortgage on the west half of Northeast quarter section 19 township 92 north range 34 west St. Peter and Paul M is referenced. Defendants include A T Anderson R M Anderson G B Anderson and others.
Readable fragments describe culinary guidance including a chilly day chowder with onions, butter, potatoes, mile milk and cream, beef Italian style with bacon and herbs, and old fashioned hard gingerbread. Contains multiple recipe steps and measurements.
A Vere Maxwell item features a gingerbread recipe with precise measurements for sugar molasses shortening salt flour and boiling water plus a sauce using cornstarch sugar and butter. The column includes a quotation from Lady Astor asserting women cannot govern alone and a biting line about opinions after death.
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