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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1915
Page
3
A humorous exchange unfolds as Mr Rounder cancels dinner with Jello answering on the phone. He mentions his friend John Brown visiting and Mrs Rounder reveals her own guest, Tom Jones, in town, ending with a quirky farewell.
Two women in opposing directions wearing new gowns meet in a playful scene. The dialogue suggests fashions now reference photographs, a trend some deem unrealistic while others defend its novelty. One character, Mia, notes changes while Exe argues about engraving from photographs and the current display.
The manager commends the acting, then reveals receiving a dozen letters from deadheads this morning demanding their names be erased from the free list.
A comical clipped dialogue shows a client seeking a divorce and $1500 yearly alimony. The lawyer questions income, and the client says the amount reflects what she earns, not more. The scene blends domestic strife with a light, courtroom-tinged humor.
O P Byers of Hutchinson Kansas promoted the Anthony and Northern line and ran the scene from the cab when the regular engineer fell ill. After a quarter century away he returned to the engine to ease the trip. The line is virtually owned by Byers and operates without bonded debt while paying dividends.
Milwaukee report says Fireman C A Flynn found his missing watch in a second hand store window while on duty. Arthur Langbecker, 27, is in custody awaiting theft charges after the recovered timepiece was identified.
James Rice of Riddle Douglas County filed a will in Roseburg probate leaving his money and property to A B and Mrs Nichols' children with the condition they care for his dog puppy for life. Rice longtime southern Douglas County resident and reportedly moderately wealthy.
An orchid growing in a human skull, tied to a Philippine tribal chief murdered years ago, drew visitors at the International Flower Show in New York. The skull, used as a grave marker by Guanu, split as orchid roots expanded, and a later traveler sent the specimen to Rutherford, New York florists.
Havelock residents and visitors from Rolfe Pocahontas Livermore and Fonda attended services at the M E parish house and commented on the remodeled church. Various local families are mentioned with travel plans birthdays vacations and store changes amid local news and ads.
Rev William P Webb reports strong Mothers Day attendance with praise by the choir and youth. Sunday services proceed at usual hours with Dr McBurney preaching at evening service. Quarterly conference planned for Monday morning and the Morningside campaign closes May 26 inviting members to contribute.
An advertisement claims Sloan's Liniment stops impending rheumatism quickly by penetrating to the inflamed spot in minutes. It soothes hot tender swelling and promises relief in a short time. A money back guarantee is offered if not satisfied.
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