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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1935
Page
3
The new play frock pattern 2382 offers a pleated skirt and a matching bloomer set for sizes 2, 4, 6, and 8. Easy to cut and sew with step by step illustrated instructions, it includes a four pleat design and options for short or long sleeves. Patterns cost 15 cents, with orders sent to the Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. NYC.
In a witty retort, Miss Cayenne explains that striving to be agreeable ruins her disposition. She suggests one cannot please everyone without making sharp remarks about others, prompting a rueful lesson in social tact.
In a Philadelphia Bulletin exchange, residents discuss the old mill and its wheel. Voices split over its fate and function, reflecting rural life themes and community concerns.
A Washington Star quotation recalls a trader’s dilemma during market turmoil. The speaker explains he faced danger and had to flee as the "menagerie" of a volatile Wall Street scene ran loose, contrasting with being a bull or bear.
A brief Irish Society item notes Erica marrying an X-ray specialist, highlighting the unusual match and the community’s amused reaction to a union rooted in unseen clarity. The piece emphasizes the novelty of the pairing.
In Wilton, widow Marcia Howe mingles with other local residents as a stranger arrives with a missing jewelry parcel. Marcia hides the package at his request while Sheriff Elisha Winslow investigates a neighboring estate jewel robbery. The man introduces himself as Stanley Heath.
Marcia and Sylvia tend Heath while fog lifts revealing prospects of the boat launch. Sylvia discovers a treasure hoard hidden under a brick, a case of jewels and a linen handkerchief marked S C I, raising questions about Heath and a possible robbery.
Marcea alerts Sylvia that Mr Heath has a high fever and may not speak. Marcia plans to phone Doctor Stetson to urge his arrival before Heath leaves for New York, hoping the physician can aid before the patient worsens.
A curly-coated rat breed with chocolate cinnamon and pale lapin coats has been developed at the Wistar Institute by Dr Helen Dean King. The work stems from scientific rat breeding studies at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.
In a Hamilton Ohio notice Miss Geneva E Reid says five years of thin eczema on hands and arms was relieved after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She cites purchases of three cakes of soap and three boxes of ointment with prices listed.
The text discusses differences between federal and state crime patterns, noting violence, murder, and offenses across jurisdictions. It references judges and federal authority, hinting at contrasts in enforcement and public perceptions without coherent details.
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