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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1923
Page
8
The article condemns liberalism as a plot to seize church property and undermine biblical authority. It asserts liberals aim to destroy the deity and virgin birth of Christ, infallibility of scripture, and church governance, while orthodox Christians defend these tenets and deny liberal aims.
French law restricts the Red Cross emblem to sanitary formations and treatment institutions. Red Cross directors act against unauthorized first aid signs at drug stores and labor stations. Courts pursue prosecutions while a decree enforces the 1918 law.
A French astronomy society bulletin decries a British stamps image showing Columbus peering through a spy glass, noting Columbus reached America in 1492 while the spy glass arrived 118 years later. The piece jokes at the mismatch and praises collectors.
A water displacement gauge invented by M. Augereau, installed amidships, offers real time cargo weight readings. The device, showcased at the Marseilles national colonial exposition, is described as simple, practical, and inexpensive to install.
The Department of Agriculture reports South Africa's corn production at about 84,185,714 bushels, revised from 85,464,800. Domestic consumption is estimated at 35,000,000 bushels. With five-year averages and stock carry-over, the season's output should meet domestic demand with no export surplus.
Local notes report Andrew Peterson of Plover visiting Wednesday while Sheriff Winegarden and J B Pattee of Pocahontas were in town. Will Nelson of Minnesota and visits by the Grover family occurred midweek. Mrs John Shimon of Emmetsburg spent days with Mrs Clarence Johnson. The Woman's Club met at Mrs Will Fowler's home. Geo Obrecht and Dr Neil Snell drove to Fort Dodge. Neighbors visited Otto Hansen family under diphtheria quarantine. John Kline returned from Fort Dodge after Frankie and Annie's tonsil procedures. Miss Bessie Livingstone returned to Manson after visiting her sister.
A local cookbook excerpt offers practical kitchen ideas. Recipes include a bread sponge cake with sugar shortening and eggs, stuffed figs with nut fillings, a coffee milk custard baked in molds, a noodle and ham custard bake, and a fig preparation with almond paste and sugar coating. Margaret Vandergrift text appears as a lyrical insert.
Avion Graver and family return home to Moines area after visit. Many locals attend weekend gatherings in Pocahontas and Storm Lake. The Epworth League fundraiser nets 30 dollars. Sam Johnson dies after illness and operation. funeral planned at M E church with burial in Washington cemetery.
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