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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1924
Page
7
A reflective verse recalls a boy guided by a mother’s prayers to seek counsel, endure trials, and resist temptation. It frames moral strength, honest faith, and steadfast character as the path to personal redemption and growth. The author credits McClure Noe Syndicate.
A concise collection describes Pimento Bisque Apple Jelly Ginger Ale Salad and Stuffed Tomatoes. It lists ingredients and steps for bisque jelly salad greens peppers and bean filled tomatoes with simple seasoning and serving notes.
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Insurance records show nine of every sixty eight accidental deaths occur in the home about one sixth of fatal accidents, with children and drivers at higher risk. Burns falls and poisonous inhalations are chief home hazards, as familiarity breeds complacency and may invite tragedy.
A Detroit News item notes Library of Congress curiosities including the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam as the smallest book at three eighths of an inch wide and one eighth inch thick. It also cites Tu Shu Chinese encyclopedia with 5280 volumes and Audubon Birds of America as the largest American book at forty by twenty six inches and bound in red horsehide.
A 19th century piece describes batik as a Java craft where Javanese use hot wax to resist dye on cotton. Dyers from Suniwitra Indi and Batik masters in Java weave, stamp, and dye fabrics, creating intricate patterns and a revered cultural heritage.
County supervisors met November 5 1924 in Pocahontas Iowa. Members listed included Chairman Jas L O Keefe and engineers filed reports on Drainage District No 41 section 2 completed to the contractor Louis Davis satisfaction. Auditor instructed to settle per contract. Bond for Harry Peterson approved and A M Shaw named attorney for appeals in Joint Drainage District No 150. Claims against county funds approved including Matt Parrott & Sons A L Thornton J W Welch Co YJ McCartan Christ Maltzahn L Bierbaum.
The Pocahontas County Board of Supervisors acting as county canvassers completed the General Election tally from the 4 November 1924 vote. It names winning candidates for multiple offices including Sheriff R. H. Wineparden, Treasurer J. H. Wilson, Clerk of Courts C. G. James, and others, with district and township breakdowns and adjournment dates November 14 and November 18 1924.
On State Street in Chicago a large sign bearing Radio highlights Tom Anderson, a man who overcame dire beginnings in Lansing Michigan. Paralyzed at three months, he survived burns and poverty, learned electricity, opened an electrical shop, then built a radio business creating a transformer and coil innovation. He now employs seven clerks and nets about $40,000 yearly, owning an apartment, a country home, and two cars.
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