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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
3
A brief notice lists dogs facing delinquent tax status, with names generically described and breeds abbreviated in the scannable record. The item notes taxes due and the need for owners to settle amounts to avoid action.
Mrs C H DeVaul of Havelock visited with her daughter Mrs Zora Stewart a local teacher. Mrs Mamie Templeman and Mrs George Kelsey are listed on the sick list. Mr and Mrs A Ef Olsen and their boys drove to Alta. Chas Nichols drove to Humboldt. Mrs Nels Smith and Mrs F F Caywood hosted a ladies gathering at F F Caywood home for Mrs S R Hoveland who will move to Paullina. Mrs Harold Lees drove to Rolfe. Kenneth Seifert and Hot Springs South Dakota children visit at D R Benge home.
For over 46 years Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been used to treat catarrh. It includes an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Sold by all druggists F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Weekend people and visitors noted in Rolfe and surrounding area. M C Weaver spent weekend near Sac City with family. Mrs Pederson and Mrs Smith shopped in Rolfe. Farewell party at M I church honored Mrs S R Hoveland with a rug. Several families visited, celebrated anniversaries, and joined county field meet at Humboldt.
The text describes a sailor's hand with a strong broad mount of Luna signaling great love of the sea. A Star on that mount warns of water danger. A Mars line near the life line indicates endurance and protection from harm. Travel lines and cross marks predict journeys ending in misfortune.
The article discusses fork use for meat and vegetables, noting British preference to keep the fork in the left hand while Americans may switch to the right. It warns against crowding the fork, using it as a masher, or reaching for items not on one's plate. It advises proper placement across the plate when not in use and proper buttering methods.
Local notes from Havelock recount visits to Rolfe Emmetsburg Pocahontas West Bend and Dakota City. Events include theater at Rolfe High School and Mothers Day observances by the American Legion Auxiliary plus club meetings and social outings.
A whimsical dialogue between Bad Man Mr. Slicer and Mrs Slicer plays on culinary varieties. He jokes that with effort one could learn one of eight hundred potato cooking methods, sparking lighthearted kitchen humor.
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