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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
6
The Newell Mirror lauds Geo D. Sweet's three night stage tour in Newell featuring Turn to the Right Which One Shall I Marry Mickey and strong cast led by Mr and Mrs Sweet. The review highlights clean entertainment top performances and an engaged audience eager for next season.
A public correction from The Arrow notes Mrs C W Lighter spoke last Friday about her untested milk policy and that her name was accidentally omitted from the tubercular reactor testing list. The paper apologizes for the oversight and asks acceptance of the correction.
The Presbyterian church announces Sunday services with morning worship at 10 30 a m junior and Christian Endeavor programs, an evening service at 8 p m and weekday prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m The Daily Vacation Bible School begins next Monday at 9 a m for two weeks with classes for all ages and an invitation to visitors Parents may submit baptismal names All in charge services will include a baptismal for children Rev and Mrs H R Berger visited Rolfe and left for Chicago with warm regards to Rolfe folks.
A reflective note contrasts living worth with a dead whale versus a live goldfish. It muses on forgetting favors and the ease of misplacing value in daily life.
Rev. T Ernest Hoon presides at morning worship Bible School Epworth League and evening service with Thursday prayer meeting. A large audience enjoyed the children's day program and educational offering. Next Friday invites a hard times picnic with a favorable prize for the best poverty attire. Humblet Fort Dodge District Epworth League convention free to all. An orchestra provides music with transportation offered. Subscribe for The Arrow now.
The passage discusses nouns ending in s that seem plural but are singular in meaning such as news politics and economics. It notes doubt about verbs with words like headquarters alms and means and says usage varies by whether the noun is singular or plural in sense.
The phrase flow fty started in MHIS usage to mark cowardice ties to gamecock days when pure blood cocks wore dark plumage and crossbred fighters showed white feathers highlighting lack of fight. The piece notes attitudes toward Dillworthy and suggests a neighborhood questionnaire as proof to counter arrogance.
In a Birmingham Age-Herald feature the senator named Snortsworthy is praised for enduring temperament in heated debates. The piece notes he never forgets his obligation to Ann elective office as speeds reduce with harsher fines and longer jail terms.
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