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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1924
Page
8
Jesse H. Holmes of Swarthmore College speaks at the Rolfe chautauqua on the costs of war. The discussion questions who profits from conflict and who pays in lives and money, urging inquiry into responsibility and the possibility of stopping war.
Muril Stover aided Mr Davis with corn plowing at Laurens Sun lay. Numerous visits from Pocahontas Ware Plover Webster City and Humboldt. Electric line repairs and new cement walks at the Stover home. New Tudor Ford sedan purchased and a second new residence started. Will Brazier drives a new Ford touring car.
County Supervisors meet at Pocahontas Court House to approve Treasurer report showing 349,948.05 in cash and deposits, authorize crossing plank Road No. 10, review bridge bonds, and audit numerous animal damage claims and tax assessments across many townships with extensive line items and fund allocations.
Charles Howard Plattenburg will close the Rolfe Chautauqua July 9 to 16 with a one man show mixing timely stories and strong moral messages. He is praised for humor that keeps audiences laughing while driving home practical guidance for better communities.
An old health note touts camphor and witch hazel as soothing components of an avoplik eye wash. The author claims rapid aid for inflamed sore or strained eyes and mentions aluminum and names such as Jolliffe and Rolfe in connection with the remedy.
Advertised laxative Ad lerika described as acting on both upper and lower bowels and removing gases. Claims quick relief from obstinate constipation and gas in ten minutes. Lists drug stores and several labor payments, then records adjournment and drainage district actions in Pocahontas Iowa June 1924.
Catarrhal deafness results from Eustachian tube inflammation causing a muffled hearing. The ad asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine can remove catarrh and restore hearing, noting forty years of success and wide drugstore availability.
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