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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
1
The article condemns animal cruelty by town youths and links savagery to broader harms. It notes Presbyterians leaving an inter church movement described as wasteful and overblown, while praising unity in common causes. It mentions a Pocahontas movement nominating Walter Green for recorder.
W C Kennedy and Son Rolfe offer mutual insurance coverage for all kinds of property in town or country. Auto insurance that covers all risks. Contact at 10 Phone No 101 WA Phone No 176.
A Potpourri of wartime memory and local politics discusses a veteran's fighing in the St Mihiel engagement and a Republican candidate's fit. It comments on Iowa farming politics and the Palmer Press price rise, then critiques attitudes toward wealth and social judgments.
An unsigned editorial extols summer sunshine lifting spirits and urges support for public schools and educators. It urges kindness to youths, acknowledges heredity and environment shaping character, and calls communities to choose progress over greed and stagnation.
A mixed column urges Go to church Sunday emphasizing humanity and reason. It contrasts belief with cynical violence, notes labor and price readjustments, warns against overoptimism on price drops, and condemns gunmen while praising self restraint and thoughtful speech.
An old advertisement describes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy for nasal catarrh and recurring colds. It claims systemic blood cleansing and internal action on mucous surfaces with testimonials and a money back promise. The follow up names J Cheney and Co of Toledo Ohio as the makers.
Editorial condemns gunmen as products of political corruption and police leniency. It argues rigid law enforcement would erase violence, but ward politics and powerful gangs hinder progress. The piece ends with cautious optimism that prices have not risen.
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