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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
4
A household note extols the family cook who values frugality using royal baking powder. It emphasizes there is no alum and no bitter taste, claiming this product preserves the flavor of meals while preventing waste.
St Helena faced sharp economic decline due to fewer visiting ships and a failed flax industry once supported by a government grant after the war. Jamestown once prosperous now shows empty streets and ruined homes while the cable station remains resilient.
A New York welfare association reports the average tramp age fell from fifty to thirty two since before the war and notes the 1922 tramp rides on auto trucks rather than freight trains. It argues the quickest cure is providing sought after jobs, while condemning wanderlust as a psychoanalytic reaction to dull civilization. It cautions youths avoid chasing positions and highlights better pay in available work.
A short column by Mary Marshall Duffee urging older people to avoid rude bluntness and rely on courtesy. It argues aged restraint improves regard from others and keeps daily life pleasant.
The article explains how glowworms in England and fireflies in the United States use bioluminescent signals to attract mates. In England the winged male trails while the wingless larviform female glows pale green to guide him home. In America both sexes have wings but only the female carries the light to attract the male.
Local residents and visitors are listed with travels and visits to Plover area. Gilmore City high school defeated Plover 10 to 7 in a Wednesday basketball game. The community club and M Y B ladies hosted programs and socials with reflections from Federation meetings and health committee talks.
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