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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1935
Page
8
A tale featuring the young widowed Marcia Howe is released by her escape from a selfish husband in the small Wilton village. Housewives discuss the change and eligible suitors, widowers, and social interest grow among locals.
Marcia Howe prepares her seaside home for the arrival of her niece Sylvia Hayden. The women clash and bond as Sylvia arrives from the train with hope and questions, while Marcia weighs exposing Jason’s true past and guarding her own secrets. The scene ends with a car ready to take them home.
A Collier's Weekly note recalls a tablet marking Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination site in Sarajevo Yugoslavia. The inscription names Gavrilo Princip and cites St. Vitus Day June 28 1914 as heralding liberty.
The common house fly is a hitchhiker, entering trains and planes and traveling long distances. Health officials warn that flies can carry disease germs and seed new infections, urging thorough cleanliness and use of fly spray with Pyrethrins to control the menace.
A bureau suggests shotguns loaded with black powder shells to drive noisy roosting birds from trees. Early evening use is most effective as large roosts of blackbirds starlings cowbirds and sparrows gather. If rule restrictions apply other methods such as water hoses lights or bells may help.
Poetic exhortation urging humility and justice as guiding principles. The fragment references engraving duty on the heart and invokes a moral compass for conduct. No identifiable people or organizations are named.
A brief quotation by St William Temple emphasizes that good intentions plant seeds for future deeds and that outcomes depend on time and circumstance rather than immediate harvest. The line encourages sowing moral effort and trusting the natural course of events.
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