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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
8
Poem recalls two sons one grown and gone to war and one three year old staying at home. The speaker finds comfort in routine like clean collars socks and shirts while the eldest heads off on life’s trail and the youngest pleas for candy beside the chair. The verse notes parental longing and enduring love.
A home candy recipe guide details Opera Fondant and Bonbons with steps for soft ball stage cooling and coloring. It also notes palmistry style nail readings for signals of temperament, travel, affection, and nervousness, citing a general copyright note.
A science note explains that a blow to the head creates a visible bump because skin is tight over the skull and the healing fluids swarm to the injury. The body’s repair work raises the skin to make room for blood and healing agents, producing a lasting bump.
Pocahontas citizens attended a school class day with Miss Grace Eaton and Mrs McMichael grading papers. Hon F C Gilchrist of Laurens delivered a thoughtful address on educated citizenship and loyalty to the flag. Women’s clubs hosted a county federation luncheon with out-of-town guests. A lack of voter turnout in the recent primary is noted as a concern for civic duty. A picnic at Lizard Lake ended with a hail storm forcing the group to wait in a corn crib.
A playful column mocks dancers who fear outfits and luck. It jests that a once frugal man may suddenly economize and hints at discovering secrets from his “best” partner. The piece jokes at fools who know their folly.
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