13 Nov 1930
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1930
Page
1
A nameless young woman wanders in a strange city terrified and amnesiac. An officer questions her while a suspiciously helpful stranger, who recalls her breakfast at a hotel, offers aid. She agrees to go to the Garland Hotel in New York's Fifth Avenue with him.
A man hashes a plan to follow a woman into a hotel and learn her identity via desk clerks and mail. The woman confirms the tension as she notices the clerk recognizing her, then retrieves a key and sits at a writing-room table tagged 128. A casual exchange with a cleaner hints at future contact. The piece closes with two unrelated facts about a Labrador duck and Niagara Falls waters.
In private practice Dr Carl Weschke developed Adlerika a simple mixture claimed to act on both upper and lower bowels removing old poisons. The ad claims gas relief in 10 minutes and constipation relief in 2 hours promoting a "real cleaning" and improved feeling with Webb's Two Drug Stores listed.
No school Thursday and Friday as teachers attend State Teachers' Convention in Des Moines. Normal Training Club organized with Alta Peterson as president Vera Seaman vice president Erwin Obrecht secretary treasurer plans monthly meetings to study handwork and rural school equipment. Senior class observation work continues in lower grades. Pep meeting for Pocahontas game features a staged dream with students and predicts Rolfe victory.
The Havelock area features trips by car to Illinois and Minnesota kin, visits from relatives, and health updates. George Meade of Burnside Neb. visits sister Mrs Gist after fifteen years as families gather for meals, repairs, and social events.
Services will be held in accordance with the schedule above. Rev C L Day, pastor, extends a cordial invitation to all to make the church their home and be welcomed.
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