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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
8
A French scientist M Otto has developed an ozone based process to dry wood quickly. Factories in Paris and Milan cure freshly cut timber in ozone treated chambers two weeks to cabinet maker readiness, with dryness comparable to long air exposure. The passage also notes witty aphorisms about money and love.
Florence Bingham Livingston blends open handed and thrifty legacies from Burlington Vermont and California childhood. Her novel The Custard Cup combines humor with ordinary life, reflecting the author’s unique heritage and fresh outlook.
A humorous column profiles a world traveler with many souvenirs and broad experience but no settled home. The piece notes his loves are travel and diplomacy and cautions a bride to beware of a home starved traveler who cannot settle.
An essay argues that a person known for keeping promises earns trust and credit. It contrasts promise keepers with frequent promisers, noting hard work in business leads to reliability. The piece emphasizes timing, contracts, and good word as key to a respectable reputation.
The poem paints a rural scene of winter mornings with frost and a hearty breakfast. The speaker delights in rising at six, buckwheats with syrup and butter, a warm fire, and the content found in a simple, well fed start to the day.
An essay urges readers to embrace tears at a sad play as evidence that art has moved them. It argues that sadness shows humanity, condemning mockers and praising the empathetic viewer who responds to onstage suffering.
A Swiss engineer named Durler has been appointed to oversee the electrification of Japan's state railways. The appointment signals a major push to modernize rail infrastructure and improve efficiency across the network. Durler's track record includes projects in Europe known for advancing electric traction systems.
The text argues that true merit lies in simplicity and naturalness. It cites Adelina Patti and a ballad as examples, claiming strength comes from unadorned expression. It compares art, poetry, and leadership to plain living and solid foundations rather than flashy display.
Havelock and area residents are noted in a lengthy roundup. Visitors include Mrs. John Mulvihill from Omaha visiting at D. W. Merry, Elmer Landing and family from Rolfe, and many others stopping at local homes and lakes. A Rebekah lodge initiation, church events, and community outings fill the column along with a quip about bootleggers who stole booze from a Chicago mansion.
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