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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1916
Page
3
The excerpt delivers fragmented remarks on affection and gender, humor about strength versus wit, and a dismissive jab at labor reform. It critiques political engagement with a sardonic tone while depicting social dynamics of the era.
A nostalgic collection of baking directions and dessert ideas including Cake Cream, Cherry Pudding, Sour Cream Pie and Ginger Rolls. Instructions cover batters, fillings, frostings and dressings using sour milk, sour cream, raisins, spices, and basic pantry ingredients.
Guidance on packing the cooker with non conducting materials and tight seal for pails and lids. Instructions cover using enamel or rust resistant pails, fitting into nests, and keeping the cooker open only when not in use. Also outlines cooking steps start on stove then finish in the hay box and reheating if opened during cooking.
A speech warns farmers and workers that sending money away from the community harms local income and institutions. It urges buying at home, keeping revenue in the county to sustain schools churches and civilizing efforts, and condemns disloyalty to the community.
Fort Dodge visitors included Mesdames Neéla Adams Rother and Bunnie Smith with others attending the Birth of a Nation in Rolfe. A Ladies Aid supper at the M. B. church raised about $60 with a bazaar. The Progress Club elected officers O B Elletson Burris and Schoonover, and a closing sale by Clarence White for D M Crow was announced.
An advertisement describes Sloan's Liniment as a universal pain reliever for neuralgia aches muscle soreness and rheumatic pains. It claims quick relief from inflammation and soreness and promotes its use for schoolchildren and injuries, urging readers to buy at their druggist.
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