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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
8
Pugh's letter cites Kipling's Vampire described by Brander Matthews as a biting lyric. The villainess is characterized as a rag bone and a hank of hair in literary critique.
A critic lauds the rise of women’s summer fashion with vivid color and refined patterns, noting urban streets bloom with feminine charm. The piece extols American womanhood as an artistry of dress unmatched globally during the June days.
An editorial urges residents to speak well of their town and its citizens as every opinion influences others. It notes the power of positive words and warns against biased campaigning, citing a moral about valuing practical effort over mere intellect. The piece ends with a humorous anecdote about a professor becoming a janitor for pay.
In a highly anticipated discussion on labor vs capital, Samuel Gompers dodged two key questions posed by Governor Allen about public rights during strikes and potential violence or sabotage. The exchange drew sharp scrutiny of Gompers stance and raised questions about labor leadership and influence. Harvey's Weekly notes the public’s disappointment and the need for clear convictions. Mary Jane adds a light aside on paper shortages and gossip.
The State Board of Agriculture and Iowa State College extension establish a model farmer garden at the fair grounds. It features berries and vegetables with a back lawn location near the kitchen door. Includes a storage cave, a clay block funded cave, and irrigation equipment. Experts say irrigation is practical where water works exist.
The extension service will present a garden plan and a bulletin on home storage of vegetables at the state fair. C L Fitch of Iowa State College leads the project as farm families push to expand area under sprinklers and compete with commercial gardeners.
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