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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
8
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The Columbia Velopedia lists Osceola as the most flood of Indian town names across Arkansas Iowa Missouri prairie and Pennsylvania also share that name Quicothe ranks next appearing in Illinois Missouri and Texas Pocatts appears in Arkansas Iowa and nla and other Indian names such as Oe keumseh Shenandoah and prexUina surface in three states Oddities include Wink Texas Sleepy Bye Social Circle Frostproof What Cheer Cle Elum and Itta Bena Mississippi as town names reflecting a regional naming pattern.
A fragment suggests seek a doctor for headaches neuralgia or rheumatic pains. It emphasizes consulting a physician to judge a remedy's safety and effectiveness. The wording implies a promotional medical caution from an era publication.
Virgil F Winslow testified for a divorce from Sarsh after 35 years of marriage. He described her as domineering but broke into tears and embraced her as he pleaded to drop the case. The judge dismissed the case.
A concise feature from Western Newspaper Union explores brightening home life with practical, small scale ideas. It highlights simple projects, budget friendly tips, and moments of personal or family satisfaction tied to everyday living.
An essay recalls a solitary Canterbury blue bell found on a rocky Lake Huron shore in Canada. The narrator laments vandalism by passersby, critiques selfish pleasure seeking, and urges reverence for nature and beauty, plus the virtue of thorough work and honesty taught by ancestors.
Federal court becomes a classroom as B. J. Howard of the Food and Drug Administration teaches a cannery examiner proper microscope use. He exposes errors in mold counting leading the cannery to concede a decree of condemnation sought by the government.
In Germany women are moved from factories and offices to make more jobs for men. Stenographers salesgirls servants and factory workers are sent to work camps to drain marshes build roads cultivate land and harvest crops. They are also assigned tasks to strengthen the potential mothers of the new era.
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