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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
3
A satirical piece arguing about cows and milk production with humorous misdirections. It mocks dairy processes and vocabulary through absurd descriptions of anatomy and economics, citing a mock quote from The Builder to critique industry practices.
Ad claims Dr Pierce’s Pellets aid liver and bowels with a laxative effect. It states one Pellet for laxative use and three for cathartic and includes a quote from George Bernard Shaw about revolution and reactionary views.
A Western Newspaper Union piece argues that oral health drives general immunity and school health. It links unclean mouths to malnutrition, digestive issues, and infectious diseases, urging better diet, hygiene, and regular dental care for children and society.
Fashion note recommends Matelasse crepe or similarly textured fabric for a versatile spring dress. Describes jabot, soft shoulders, vertical seams, and pleated skirt to suggest slenderness. Advises colors gray greige navy brown and lists pattern 2020 sizes and fabric yardage. Includes sewing instructions and pattern order details.
A quirky Detroit News cartoon feature presents dialogue on imagination and money. Jests about a million dollars spark a back and forth between characters, highlighting playful dramatics and social humor.
A terse exchange hints at judgment within a social circle. One speaker notes a person’s polished appearance while the other comments that everything she says reflects on someone else. The dialogue suggests scrutiny of reputation and identity.
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