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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
3
A nostalgic verse portrays children kneeling at mamima's knee to pray and bid good night. The house rings with play but small sorrows vanish, as fairies weave a protective spell. Angels bless their rest and dawn greets them with morning light.
The text urges critics to offer helpful guidance rather than fault finding in religious work. It argues criticism can disrupt good deeds, and urges acceptance of fault as part of improving efforts to uphold a high moral code shared by civilization. It notes no one is perfect.
A business manager explains that the common excuse if I had your brains is inexcusable. He notes confident bosses overestimate themselves and workers who quit trying fall behind. The piece recalls a former employee who rose to lead a major American firm by ceasing to blame others.
The discussion notes short nails imply quick intellect and a readiness to argue or criticize, especially when the Apollo line on the third finger is strong. It cautions that biting nails show nervousness or melancholy, while short, base-to-tip nails reflect sharpness rather than habit-induced shortening.
An article warns that idle breaks and frivolous thoughts disrupt concentration and undermine work effort. It portrays how distracting influences lower willpower, erode discipline, and place workers at risk of losing progress, with many facing doubt about the future.
A vintage dessert section describes Peach Tapioca with precooked peaches, tapioca, sugar and salt baked in a dish to serve with cream. Also features Cracker Custard Pudding with crackers, milk, sugar, butter eggs vanilla and lemon, finished with a browned meringue. Coffee Jelly With Cream outlines gelatin in coffee with sugar and whipped cream served in a ring mold.
A satiric quip notes that but for a woman a fool might waver. winter ends and coal dealers’ woes amuse icemen, hinting at stubborn hardship and small urban ironies.
The Pocahontas County Auditor reports county board proceedings held at the courthouse in Pocahontas Iowa on May 16 1922. Official actions, votes, and financial items were recorded by the county officers for public notice.
Pocahontas county supervisors approve tax refund for Civil War veteran C H DeVaul and authorize purchase of Drainage District 103 bonds at par and accrued interest. They also approve formation of Drainage District 114 and appoint engineers, set primary road and court house furniture contracts, and authorize election judges for June 5, 1922.
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