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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1938
Page
8
A notice invites readers to obtain a transfer embroidery pattern for simple year round motifs. Materials, stitch illustrations, and color schemes are included. Send 15 mailing units to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 W 14th New York NY with name, address, and pattern number clearly.
The quiz lists six items with answers: Finnlanders most law abiding. Colorado as highest state by average altitude. Denver about one mile high. I H S stands for Jesus Hominum Salvator. a township covers 36 square miles. St Elmo's fire described as a flame like glow from tall objects during storms.
Brig Gen H H Arnold takes command of the Army Air Corps after Maj Gen Oscar Westover’s death in a plane wreck. A West Point graduate and early airman, he won the Mackay medal in 1912 and 1935, organized Panama Canal defenses, served with the AEF in France, and has long pushed aerial defense and mass tactics. He is 51, from Gladwyn Pennsylvania, and was assistant chief of the air corps in 1936. Also: Robert E Bondy, national Red Cross disaster director, profiles as a garden and disaster relief figure. Harvard benefactor Lucius Littauer funds a public admin school and gifts to flood relief and swimming hole projects. President James L McConaughy of Wesleyan discusses totalitarian humor and democracy.
In the reign of Charles I a Puritan or Parliamentary party member who wore short hair was called a Roundhead in derision by Cavaliers who wore ringlets.
An article by C Houston Goudiss explains that diet affects eye health and night vision. It details how vitamin A and carotene support the visual purple in the retina, cites studies on children and adults with night blindness, and notes benefits of foods like fish liver oils, dairy, leafy vegetables, and eggs. It also warns that poor nutrition impairs driving at night and overall health.
Rheims rises as an American city with an American hospital funded by Worcester citizens and a Carnegie library with a statue of Carnegie in the gardens. Rue Rockefeller and Avenue Myron T. Herrick mark the American influence. George B. Ford, city planning specialist, led reconstruction. Honorary citizens include J. D. Rockefeller and Ambassador W. C. Bullitt.
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