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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1923

Page

8

Crow's Revenge Against a Barking Dog

Mr Crow plots revenge after a dog’s loud bark leads to a blast from a gun. He steals a buried bone from Dog and tricks Towser to fetch it, then enjoys a feast in the cornfield. Dog cannot uncover the missing bone and suspects nothing of Crow’s guilt.

ME Crow Mr. Dog Man Mr. Crow Crow Towser Dog Mr. Towser Towser Mr.Grow McClure Newspaper Syndicate

The Julia Name Through History and Legend

An exploration of Julia and its variants from ancient Rome through Europe. The piece traces linguistic origins from Julius to Julia, Julietta, Giuliana, and Juliette, noting cultural adaptations and notable uses in literature and heraldry. It highlights the feminine lineage as divine and hereditary, with mythic and historical associations.

Julia Rome Julius Dius Zeus Jupiter Julius Wis Julius Caesar Empire Julie Rousseau France England Spain Portugal Italy Giulia Russia Julijn Juliana Julianna Nicomedia Gavelins Brussels Julienne Julyan Julyan Berners Gillian Jul Brittany du Gueyselin Julitta Julitte Giuliana Inter Giulietta Giuletta Capellett da Porta Shake- Speare Juillet Vergil Inia

Jade stone praised by mystics and healers

The mysterious green jade is described as a sacred symbol of inner thoughts and happiness. It is said to possess therapeutic qualities and is used by Chinese as a curative. Wednesday is the wearer's lucky day and 5 is her lucky number according to the Wheeler Syndicate.

Wheeler Syndicate, Inc

Christian workers rally for revival on New York streets

The article recalls World Christian Endeavor delegates to a New York convention who formed 100 gospel teams and held revival services in Manhattan streets. It praises the reach of street meetings, the joy of leading others to Christ, and urges broader opportunities for revival beyond big cities.

Christian Endeavor New York Wall Street Manhattan Wheeler Syndicate, Inc

A Line of Cheer Ox

A obscure verse describes a bedridden figure aided by sunbeams and visiting friends. The poem centers on a bright though frail figure who inspires smiles with celestial imagery and musical mornings. It portrays hopeful resilience through natural light and companionship.

Something to Think About by F A Walker

A 1923 McClure Syndicate piece urges frequent kind words to home mates and colleagues. It argues cheerful speech dissolves anger, lifts spirits, and cultivates happiness within the speaker as well, noting small acts of kindness can soften hardened hearts and spur better deeds.

McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Quotable Lines on Labor and Growth

A short verse praises labor whether with pick or pen and links honest effort to growth and progress. It frames work as worthwhile when hearts are clean and spirits smile, noting growth arises from rock and rust and stain.

Wise eating under tight budgets guides American housewives

A 20 million housewives task is to feed families well with minimal waste and cost. The article argues knowledge of food values matters, noting the poor often buy out of season items, and stresses meals must fit family labor needs, from active boys to desk workers, with practical pairings like pork and beans and ham and cabbage. A hopeful aim is to put planning effort into meals as seriously as leisure activities.

America

The Crystal Origin Myth in Ancient Philosophy

A historical note traces a persistent error about crystals to earlier natural philosophers. It explains the misbelief that crystal was ice hardened beyond melting and cites Pliny and Browne. The piece covers linguistic confusion from chrystallos to quartz and notes the long-lasting, now refuted, idea.

Pliny Thomas Browne

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First National Bank Bldg Rolfe E. L. Hollis Palmer School West Bend Iowa T. D. Jones National Bank L. M. Graham Veterinarian Kent Building Bessie Gay Patterson School of Music Grinnel College M. H. Hammes Shcholl Hammes & Sons Pocahontas Pocahontas Loan & Trust Company (Incorporated J. M. Bush Plover Col H. H. Grove Joseph Zimmerman Gilmore City Book of America Geo. D. Struthers Iowa State Department of Agriculture T of Agriculture Des Moines H. P. Brody Ajr Corey State Department of Agriculture Einsure G. D. Struthers Roufe Mildred Marshall E. R. Peyser Mc@lure Newspaper Syndicate Renee Chemet Chemet Caruso Phin Christian John Kendrick Bangs Sunbeams Ceer God McCture Newspaper Syndicate F. A. Walker Nuf McChure Newspaper Syndicate Maewend Newspaper Union Voues
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