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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1937
Page
3
A quotation ponders how when dreams fail under rough winds we imagine what flowers they might have borne if they had flourished, reflecting on lost potential and counterfactual hope.
An advertisement urges consumers to request the genuine uision eye cream by name on the box to avoid fakes. It claims a three days cough signals danger and promotes the product without hyphenated spellings.
Quote from Sir Wilfred Grenfell about realizing there are friends who care. The line appears as a reflective message on support and compassion in difficult times.
A concise reflection cites La Rochefoucauld on firmness granting true gentleness. It presents a timeless idea about character, suggesting strength enables soft restraint and considerate behavior.
Four Strands of String Make Rug A durable scatter rug in cotton quick to do inexpensive sturdy colorful formed by four strands creating a stout thread Crochet medallions in pattern 5927 with complete instructions charts and color suggestions Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept 259 W Fourteenth St New York NY for pattern number 5927 including name address and pattern number
The text notes George Washington received all electoral votes, Thomas Jefferson first inaugurated in Washington, James A Garfield held roles as representative senator elect and president elect, Jefferson and Adams chosen by the House, and that Washington and Madison signed the U S Constitution.
A United States Department advisory notes alfalfa leaf meal as a key economical source of vitamin A for growing chicks. It discusses other sources include yellow corn and milk, factors affecting potency, and recommended inclusion levels from 1.5 to no less than 5 percent of the diet.
Parker O. Anderson of University of Minnesota extension stresses selective logging as a key method for higher returns. He says harvest larger trees over 16 inches to maximize lumber quality and profits, while leaving smaller trees to mature for future income and value growth.
Farmers note two thirds of the U S buckwheat crop lies in New York and Pennsylvania. Canada’s creamery butter output for eight months in 1937 totals 170 705 417 pounds. A Nebraska turkey drives a pheasant hen from her nest and hatchlings emerge. Ireland’s potato crop is being redirected to new uses. Industrial alcohol factories absorb farm surplus. Over 20 000 CCC boys are in agriculture courses. Kansas State College builds a air conditioned brooder house for 3 000 baby chicks. Rocks appear from soil washing, the soil “grows” them out of the ground.
The item presents ten Q A pairs covering geography astronomy politics and language. It lists Earth surface water area about 139.44 million square miles, land 57.51 million, average rural mail route length 35 miles, nine plant patents awarded posthumously to Luther Burank, de jure vs de facto government, US land and water area 3 738 395 square miles, Aeolus as wind ruler, shellac from an insect, soprano Erna Sack able to reach above high C, Grover Cleveland as a Democratic president before Wilson, and a floating weather bureau sponsored by France's air ministry Air France and the French Line operating in the North Atlantic.
The Washington Post recalls how the hymn Onward Christian Soldiers was written by Rev Sabine Baring-Gould for Yorkshire pupils planning a Whitsuntide procession. He composed the marching song in minutes, with Haydn music originally used and Sullivan later providing a fresh score.
A fragment notes a village scene with an officer and motorist exchanging words about safe driving and carriage charm. It hints at traffic caution and local manners in a period newspaper voice.
A dramatic exchange unfolds as a burglar surrenders, and a theater manager urges the critic to stay for a promised kick in the next act, while the critic tells the author to proceed.
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