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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1914
Page
4
The Dial argues that the old form of the letter h created a y look and the contraction of and led to ye. It predicts future readers may drop ye and still read the text, noting ampersand may fade as and persists in manuscripts.
European agronomic experiments show radium used with fertilizers stimulates most plants improving size and color of grain and flowers. Plants better resist cryptogamic diseases from spores or mold and may prevent issues like wheat rust, potato scab, and grapevine mildew.
In a humorous exchange Sapleigh learns all roles are filled except the heroine's father. He jokes about fitting the part though the manager suggests the character may be dead, leaving Sapleigh to ponder his unlikely theater future.
Elega Harjo, nephew of Chitto Harjo the Crazy Snake leader, recalls taking his uncle to Bolivia to avoid prison. He was captured, tried for treason, and imprisoned in McAlester with three escapes. The escape routes led to Haleyville, Galveston, and British Honduras before settling with the Niagre Indians near Lake Titicaca.
Editorial on eating habits and nutrition. Advocates reducing intake and increasing exercise for longevity. Describes broth soups and chowders as digestion aids and meal components. Provides a codfish chowder recipe with pork, onions, potatoes, milk, codfish, and seasonings.
A fragment outlines oyster preparations including oyster cocktail roasted oysters and broiled oysters. It describes serving in cocktail glasses or green pepper halves, timing for opening shells, and notes on butter crumbs and lemon or Darnley butter.
Six hunters engaged a 700 pound elk near Siglerville and Dayton Aikens fired the decisive shot by misidentifying it as a deer. Aikens posted bond for a $200 fine after appearing before a justice of the peace. His father provided the informant details and retained half the fine. The carcass was reported to Lewistown hospital for examination.
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