The Pledge Is Not Too Strong Says Reform Speaker
A reform speaker defends a total abstinence pledge against claims of excessive strictness. He cites science on alcohol harms and emphasizes moral duty, public responsibility by mothers and all citizens, and urges active efforts to discourage production and traffic in liquor. He calls for unity and law enforcement to fulfill the pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Land
Earth
Local Social News From Rolfe And Surrounding Towns
Mrs. T S Buck recovering after heat while Mrs Buck’s husband works for Duncan Hauman. Rolfe visitors included Independent Wayne Clow Glenn Wallace and Paul Templeman. Des Moines visitors Miss Agnes Wilson and Miss Florence Imus. Numerous callers from Gilmore City Paullina and Des Moines. A ten pound baby arrived to Mr and Mrs Bill Cooper. Iha Weaver and Mrs Marchant wed quietly last Thursday. Weather warm. X Y Z club met at Mrs Knutson’s with luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Buck
A. D. Miller
Buck
Duncan & Hauman
Humboldt
Bradgate
Wayne Clow
Glenn Wallace
Paul Templeman
Rolfe
Jed Phillips
Enis Jarvis
Gilmore City
Wesley Tilton
Jerome Tilton
Art Kellogg
Fort Dodge
Irma Tilton
Rex
Ward McCreary
Rockwell City
S. A. Hoveland
Paullina
Agnes Wilson
Des Moines
Nels Smith
Florence Imus
Rutland
Bill Cooper
Mr. Conlee
Roland Hoag
Milford Nichols
Whittemore
Randall Melson
Chicago
Miss Paulson
Carry Christian
Ole Knutson
Frank Caywood
Leela Adams
Agnes Neilson
Harry Adams
Minnesota
Mesdames A. Hoag
John Sampson
Dunker
Goodenough-Smith
D. M. Crow
Frank Neel
Gilmore Guy
Wes Tilton
Pearl Kent
Bede
Mrs. Gates
Livermore
Hot Water and Limestone Phosphate Habit Promoted
A column extols drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush the stomach liver and kidneys. It claims this practice cleanses the digestive tract boosts appetite and makes cheeks rosy. The piece then shifts to a local community page with various short notes on visits, travels, and social events.
Traveling Man Recovers After Cholera Morbus Attack
In 1888 a severe cholera morbus attack left a man near death as doctors gave up hope. He paid a porter 50 cents to buy Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and took eight double doses, then slept and awoke cured to catch a train next morning.
Also Mentioned on This Page
FORT
W. P. Wheeler
Rolfe, Ta
A. Malcolm
Miss Leone
Rev. Hammond
Clifford Nelson
Ottosen
Lillian Hundermark
Gilmore
Alice Lees
Iha Weaver
Mrs. Marchant of
Havelock
D. R. Benge
Powers Lake
South Dakota
Mrs. Howell
Arthur Olsen
Alta
Mr. Olsen
John Anderson
Manson
Rasmus Hemmerson
Eagle Grove
W. Workman
Esther Bradbury
B. Sawyer
Frank Daily
Mr. Daily
Lakes
Martha Olson
Winnifred Nielsen
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lou Blomker
D. LR. Bengeome
Roy Madison
L. A. Malcolm
Europe
Atlantic
Washington
Congress
Villa
Daily Press
Rolfe, Iowa
National School of Chiropractic of
State Savings Bank
Iowa
Independent
Frank Kirkpatrick Rolfe