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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1937
Page
3
Apples in season help control costs with a Dutch Apple Cake recipe. Mix sifted flour baking powder salt and sugar with shortening, add egg and milk, spread in a greased pan, top with sliced apples cinnamon sugar and butter, bake at 400 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes.
Recipe outlines layering sliced sweet potatoes and apples in a buttered dish. Each layer gets sugar and butter, then water and salt are added on the top layer. Bake uncovered at 350 degrees for about 40 minutes.
An advertisement claims Creomulsion quickly soothes inflamed airways addressing chest cold bronchial irritation. It stresses results from the first bottle and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
A reflective piece notes libraries often hold grand collections that remain unseen or underused by owners who merely admire rather than utilize their treasures. The essay contrasts aesthetic value with actual access and engagement.
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a fat loss aid. It urges readers to weigh themselves, take a 4 oz bottle for four weeks, and combines a morning dose with diet changes and light exercise. Benefits claimed include energy, clearer skin, and a younger feeling. Money-back guarantee offered.
In a tense kitchen exchange, Vic admits she hid deep love and longing within a practical marriage. Quentin counters that betrayals damaged trust, while Vic reveals she once pursued a secure home with Gwen and children and only later confessed her true emotions, ending with a tender reconciliation.
Smithsonian paleontologists doubt a real insect drought in the Cretaceous. Two wing prints from an eastern Colorado sandstone, tentatively identified by Paul Oman, hint at giant leaf hoppers and relatives of squashbugs and bedbugs, suggesting many fossils remain undiscovered.
A London record lists twenty nine women as silversmiths active between 1726 and 1800. The document details female artisans in metalwork, highlighting their gender and profession during the early modern period.
A Manchester commercial traveler meets another knight of the road in a dining car. After a jab about accents from Lancashire and Worcester the men exchange light banter, ending with a pun on sauce as a geographic clue.
A witty exchange shows a woman asserting control by stating her husband is in business for her, reversing the usual assumption. The remark highlights gender role reversal and entrepreneurial assertiveness in a domestic business context.
In Perfect Health Smith, a chronic borrower, asks a mere acquaintance Brown for ten dollars outside Brown's home. Brown replies he has no money and suggests going home. Smith continues the plea, but Brown dismisses the request with a curt murmur.
Two women wait for a bus when the conductor, calling for space, offers one on top and one inside. The elder pleads not to split mother and daughter, but the conductor coldly replies he has done so before and will not again.
A Vermont pastor meets a parishioner on Monday morning. The man quips that he has lost his religion. The preacher responds with a wry wish that no one finds it as he continues on his way.
In a humorous Annapolis Log anecdote a host promises comfort with a feather bed at a gathering. At two AM a guest wakes his companion and urges a switch, saying it is now his turn to enjoy the feather bed. The exchange captures a lighthearted moment among晚 night revelers.
A Sunday morning scene at Jungle Country Club features a golf ball breakfast event. Patrons gathered for a light meal before the course, with players sharing tips and local chatter about weekend rounds.
A distressed husband returns to a home to find a pile of bills after the finance company repossessed the car this morning leaving the wife unable to drive him to work. The brief item appears in Stray Stories magazine.
A reader seeks help to avoid unwanted kissing from Bill during morning drives with him. A guide in Yellowstone notes springs freezing risk. recalls a winter incident where a lady broke through ice and burned her foot.
Dialogue fragment shows a hospital scene with a doctor and patient’s husband claiming the towel in the patient’s mouth to keep her quiet. The exchange hints at a mercy or order conflict and a concern for patient comfort and silence.
Collection of three cuddle toys with simple trimming for ears manes and tails. Pattern 5932 provides toy patterns and material requirements. To obtain pattern send 15 stamps or coins to The Sewing Channel Arts Dept New York. Also includes kitchen and sewing tips on salads, dress fabrics, and dry shoe polish guidance.
T E Lawrence visited Bernard Shaw and, amused by a compliment, declared he would be known as Shaw. He later enlisted as Private Shaw after joining the British tank corps. Shaw then gave him a copy of Saint Joan with an inscription.
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