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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
4
A city boy Tim spends summer with teacher Miss Carter on a farm. He meets her animal friends, especially a yellow warbler, and learns not to disturb nests or eggs. Tim’s wonder grows as he helps observe wildlife and plans another visit next year.
A piece by Mary Marshall Duffee argues for private reproach of children and servants, noting that public scolding harms feelings. It urges parents to avoid shaming a child like John in front of guests and to address faults only in private, with kindness and fairness.
A reflective editorial urges readers to fix their own faults before criticizing others. It argues neglect harms, encourages fair treatment, and notes most people are upright and hardworking despite reports of lawlessness. The piece stresses personal example over sensationalism and self restraint.
A woman blushes when she spots Iavold Moonleigh at a social gathering. He mutters of seeing her before, then recalls a memory tied to an American Legion Weekly reference.
The palm’s money line at its start shows self earned wealth likely from business. A strong fortune line rising to Apollo’s finger signals riches, as do short lines from life toward head and toward the wrist. Upward lines from fate also mark gain, especially in practical square hands rather than artistic types.
The article explains that sleep allows the heart and brain to recover used portions of the body after exertion. The brain acts as an alarm clock, waking us after restoration is complete, with rest and habit governing awakening more than fatigue. Natural waking results from complete rest across the body.
Pocahontas County Iowa notice announces drainage district petition by W S Watson et al for parts of Des Moines township lands including sections 7 8 9 15 16 17 18 20 21 22. Engineer F A Malcolm reports June 1922 favoring the district. hearing set August 22 1922 at Pocahontas auditor's office to consider objections and damages claims.
A London Tit Bits piece compares seal and camel nostrils, noting seals close their nostrils automatically to prevent water ingress while diving, and camels possess dust tight nostrils to withstand desert sand storms, protecting their inner airways.
Local families from Plover and surrounding towns enjoyed visits, trips to Silver Lake, summer school in Spencer, and family gatherings. Weddings, births, and neighborhood commerce appear alongside a burglary report at Clare Bank and humorous commentary on A C Doyle.
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