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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
1
The article argues country life fosters deep attachment to land and home unlike city living. It contrasts the vagrant city dweller with the rooted country homeowner who continually improves his property. It laments weak traffic law enforcement and urges strict drunk driving penalties to protect highways. It closes with a note on German Americans and national appreciation.
A historical note from January 1 1922 presents an editor's invoice and a short business summary for the artifnds Yeal de Crusea, with a Biblical reminder to honor the Sabbath Day. The fragment includes a reflective aphorism about beauty of character and personal defects.
The dragon's blood tree of the Canary Islands rises as a symbol of immobility and age. Legends say Guanches worshipped it and a fifteenth century interior altar was used in mass, with the tree showing scarcely any trunk growth over long periods.
A deaf Chippewa Indian from White Earth reservation carved a vivid wooden scene inside a whisky bottle. The figures of a boy and a dog stand beside a large wheel, all carved from wood and brightly colored. The method of inserting the pieces through the bottle neck and the assembly remain a mystery, as the artist never spoke.
The original package doctrine keeps interstate commerce protections for goods shipped between states. Courts held imports retain protection while the package remains unbroken under the importer. This interpretation allows evasion of state laws by selling to customers in original packages, affecting cigarettes and other commodities with varying state restrictions.
A fragmentary quote reflects on guilt and shame and the power of betrayal in a harsh moral frame attributed to John 50n. The text reads like an older literary aside rather than a structured news item.
The pieceprofiles Jean Paige an attractive film actress raised on her father’s Paris Illinois model farm She never sought cinema fame but later moved East for schooling and a producer’s offer She became known for her work in recent pictures while sharing quirky musings about peace and cops in a dialect filled aside
A line of cheer extols a creed of faith in God and His plan. It affirms trust in every man, the land that bore them, and the light it holds for lovers of the Right. The piece emphasizes personal need and steadfast belief as guiding principles.
A newcomer proclaims honesty in ecards while Cactus Joe challenges him in Crimson Gulch. The exchange hints at a rough contest where cheating is implied as the path to supremacy.
A terse reflection argues truth should be spoken and risk shared, suggesting that truth telling may be safer when others also disclose information. The phrasing hints at caution and social responsibility without detailing events or people.
A filing in the district court announces the probate of a will for C. W. Phillips, deceased, dated May 7, 1917. A hearing for proof is fixed for August 29, 1922, at the Pocahontas County courthouse in Iowa. The notice calls on interested parties to appear.
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