22 Mar 1923
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1923
Page
1
A reader column mocks religious intolerance and political pettiness in a Iowa town. The piece quotes Abigail Gardner Sharp and Harlan on Christian unity, critiques Brookhart politics, lampoons Dutch cheese votes, and notes Easter sentiment while urging communal forgiveness and civic virtue.
A column of varied reflections questions immigration limits and the American dream. It notes consular passport requests, argues limits by law, compares past wealth to modern life, and critiques oil industry dominance. It closes by urging self-reliance and cautious gratitude.
Immediate dental services listed include X ray, oral surgery, and children’s dentistry at the First National Bank Building in Fort Dodge Iowa.
The Montreal Herald relays Paris chamber of commerce opposed to women holding all court posts. Experts warn women lack broad juridical knowledge for delicate questions of absolute justice, delaying electoral equality measures.
In District Court Pocahontas County the will of Lois Lowry deceased dated August 27 1920 has been filed and set for hearing at 2 pm on a date to be fixed. All interested persons must appear at the Pocahontas courthouse to show cause why the instrument should not be probated as the will of the deceased. Dated Pocahontas Iowa March 12 1928.
The article details how Gladstone’s collar and Beaconsfield’s curl became iconic through wax figures. It notes Gladstone’s ordinary collars concealed by the pose and Beaconsfield’s distinctive curling lock, with actual curls preserved and passed to the museum. It also mentions Tennyson’s discreet modeling and the public’s curiosity about their likenesses.
A Princeton grocer's delivery boy faced a patched screen door when delivering groceries. After discovering the door was fastened from inside he kicked the bottom to push the groceries through. The housewife forgave him and suggested a reward or crown for the clever boy.
Dr Willa RLTP Immersion of Boston told the New Jersey Tuberculosis League at Newark that comparisons show more malnutrition in well-to-do families than in the poor. He noted one third of children in ordinary American communities are underweight and undernourished, and while school lunches help, they do not solve the problem.
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