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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
6
A clever plan by Mr. Dog and Mr. Hound to outwit Mr. Fox ends with the fox chased by angry bees. The fox avoids the farm afterward while the hounds stay home, and the bees deter future visits.
A public notice lists automobile license serial numbers by Iowa counties for travelers and locals. It prints county ranges from Howard to Wright and notes the county numbers for quick reference during the tourist season.
The D M T school outlines baccalaureate on May 14 with Rev J P Lester. commencement May 18 with Dr Arthur H Boyd. exams May 17-18. closing exercises May 19. May Day Festival, picnic, exhibits, and a baseball game are planned. Junior Senior banquet held at Mrs C E Lehnus home with gold and white decorations and a four course dinner.
Town State College poultrymen urge immediate removal of roosters to prevent late chick hatchings and infertile eggs. Early sale yields better prices, and sterilized eggs store better for winter using water glass or sodium silicate.
A brief excerpt explains correct usage of between and among. It notes that between applies to two subjects while among suits three or more, with examples of money distribution and spacing among trees. It also warns against using between for a single object.
A Birmingham Age note quotes Gerald asking why other nations cling to kings and answers that habit persists and monarchs serve parade purposes.
The text cites Hh on knowledge of the compass as early as 2000 B C though doubtful. It references Alexander Neckam mentioning compass use by sailors in De Untensilibus, Twelfth century, and notes a variation from true North observed about 1269 A D with later explanation of deviation.
A report describes German construction using slag concrete poured at the building’s top while wooden forms remain in place. A witty exchange wonders how to respond when a woman seeks advice, suggesting shifting to her looks as the topic.
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