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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
5
A New York Post explanation describes how phonograph records reproduce sound. It compares sound waves to ripples, explains grooves and indentations, and notes the stylus starts before the groove to reduce hissing. It emphasizes consistent record speed and even diaphragm graduations for clear playback.
Hudson Stuck archdeacon of the Yukon argues in the New York Times that saving the Yukon salmon is vital to interior Alaska. He urges Congress to ban commercial fishing in Yukon and adjacent waters to protect the salmon as the key, largely dependable harvest for the region.
A Popular Science Monthly note explains that winding a watch at night can strain fingers. It suggests a simple invention: a metal clip holder with a clutch enabling easy winding by inserting the watch, holding it, and turning the handle a few times.
The American Forestry Magazine notes that over 40 weasel species are carnivorous and rarely eat berries or vegetables. Smaller weasels mainly prey on mice and can follow them into their holes, causing mice to fear disturbances from a nearby predator.
The piece traces early coal mining moves from surface outcrops to shaft mines, noting undersea work near Nanaimo began 1881 and shipper status by 1885. It records two major suspensions, one from a deadly explosion and another from a long labor strike, and cites coal output over eight decades exceeding 8 million tons from the undersea mine. It also mentions land reclamation from mine waste along the coast.
The article describes how pre Columbian and Caribbean communities used luminous fireflies as lanterns and for signaling. Indians of the Antilles reportedly used firefly light for Morse code style communication, while Cuban practices included placing glow insects in glass lanterns for night use and decorative wear at outdoor events. The passage notes the eggs likewise pass light across generations.
A Scientific American inspired method describes killing all weeds including large ones. Cut top growth to ground, scoop central stalk, fill cavity with salt, reapply after rain to reach roots. After three days salt penetrates roots and prevents regrowth, though careful to avoid grass.
Returns from 32 German trade unions show 110,626 out of 4,216,398 workers unemployed in October 1919, vs 2.2 percent in September and 0.7 percent in October 1918. Men up to 2.3 percent, due to halted building and a failed Berlin metal workers strike. women fall to 3.9 percent as textiles improve.
New Zealand is reforesting vast areas damaged by a volcanic eruption a quarter century ago with extensive plantings of larch trees. The program aims to restore forest cover and stabilize landslide prone slopes while supplying timber.
Local social round includes visits to Bert Shepherd home and Jackson Minnesota, picnics at Lost Island Lake, ice cream socials at the church, and family visits from Heathman, Horsman, Gembler, Pollock, and others. Dr. G. A. Everson and Ray Henderson are among notable events. Langfitt position open at Plover Co-Operative Shipping Association. several hometowns mentioned.
A short reflective line notes mutual pity between a chronic grouch and his wife. The humor stems from a shared plight and self pity. The couple’s dynamic highlights everyday unhappiness with gentle irony.
Co M Whetzell pastor invites strangers to attend all services next Sunday. Bible School at 10 00 a m Morning Worship 11 00 a m Christian Endeavor 6 30 p m Evening Service 8 00 p m.
Sunday services list Bible School at 10 a m Morning Worship 11 a m Epworth League 7 p m Evening Service 8 p m Week day Prayer Meeting Thursday 8 p m Regular services follow the schedule Community notice and a separate anecdote about a Chicago apartment owner fined 300 by unions for self janitor work and related service hurdles reporting from the Carroll Herald subscription appeal for The Arrow.
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