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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1916
Page
8
An old remedy called Hamburger Brat Tea is advertised for colds and the grip. The directions say to brew a tablespoonful in boiling water, drink a teacup full before bed or anytime, and claim it loosens bowels and breaks up a cold. The text touts it as inexpensive, vegetable, safe, and harmless.
An early 20th century ad urges quick relief from rheumatic pain with St Jacobs Oil and a booster product Bt. dacol. The copy promises fast, harmless relief for stiffness and aching joints without internal treatment, claiming rapid warmth and freedom from pain and lumbago.
A Bradgate caucus last Wednesday nominated fourteen candidates for town offices with no heated debate. Mayors, treasurers, assessors and councilmen were named, while independent ticket chatter surfaces for election day next Monday. Social visits, club meetings, and local events filled the rest of a quiet week.
Mrs Homer A Miller argues for women's suffrage and civic leadership in Iowa. She cites the state federation's 17 000 members, praises club activity from Chicago, and urges women to unite, donate time and money, and back equal franchise in the coming year.
Denver chamber of commerce issues a forceful denial of anti suffrage charges about Colorado. The statement cites investments by eastern firms near Denver, high bank clearings up 101 percent, strong per capita deposits, and lower per capita indebtedness than peer cities to refute claims of stasis and stagnation.
Debate on women's suffrage urges readers to consider moral and logical reasons for denying or granting women the ballot. The Petid Chronicle questions motives, equality, and standards, urging support for suffrage in June.
The passage contrasts optimistic and pessimistic views on town welfare and readiness. It notes plans to address damage and contribute to relief, while highlighting different mindsets about opportunity and risk in the community.
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