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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
6
An advisory touts Jad Salts as a kidney flushing remedy. It claims meat contributes uric acid clogging kidneys and causing various ailments. A daily four tablespoon dose in eight glasses of water is recommended for a few days to improve kidney function.
Nugget's B No. 93616 foaled 1911 owned by G C Grove Plover Pocahontas County Iowa stands at Grove barn this season. Certificate No 1589 certifies registration in the Percheron Stud Book and health clearance by Dr H C Barnes. Terms 16 dollars to insure cost to stand and suck. Des Moines March 9 1915 A R Corey Secy Iowa Dept of Agriculture.
Uncle Zeke vows to speak for good roads while his wife heckles him at home. He riffs on democracy and civilization, then plows through grand rhetoric amid kitchen-table interruptions and comic interruptions from Mrs. Ribbons.
An argument for daily local papers as essential to understand community plans, church and lodge activities, neighbor news, and local government. The home paper connects residents, safeguards property values, and fosters a united community. It contrasts with big city dailies that serve distant interests.
Unclear text discusses locating a product or band near Twin Cities with prices. Readers are urged to find sources for purchasing a band related item close to Minneapolis.
In a tense scene, Ezekiel blasts the era toward onion sets and corn-cob pipes, mocks Mrs. Ribbons, and threatens to speak at a high school assembly. A protest from the household ends with the diagram connections breaking after Uncle Zeke kicks the cat.
A humorous verse about pests in the home, focusing on flies as nuisances. The piece uses playful language and scattered quotation marks, ending with a note to read speck or specks as appropriate and a brief line about a fly’s wake.
A promotional notice recommends Hamburg Breast Tea as an effective inexpensive remedy for colds and grip. It instructs a tablespoon of the tea steeped in boiling water, consumed as a tea daily or at night, claiming it opens pores, relieves congestion, and loosens bowels to drive the cold from the system.
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