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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
4
A reflective piece urges readers to steer clear of temptation and vanity as a treacherous tide tests character. It counsels honesty, faith, and the Golden Rule to endure and reach a peaceful harbor, noting humble seekers deserve the earth’s inheritance.
Practical instructions convert remnants into meals. Recipes cover chicken scraps milled with rice into a loaf with custard, cornmeal molded loaf from stock, and fish croquettes from cold fish and mashed potatoes with butter milk and herbs. Each dish finished by frying or baking.
Pocahontas county notes from Geo M Hilton say the county agent will visit Fonda Palmer Rolfe Laurens on specified Tuesdays and Thursdays. corn husking demand is high as winter approaches, with road crews and city paving pulling workers away. Farm butchering demonstrations are planned to show improved methods, with a full day for stock butchering and carcass cutting. Mr Walsh of Chicago recently visited the farm bureau.
A New York Herald feature notes Kipling's early Kipling era at 19 Embankment chambers near Charing Cross. It recalls the third floor rooms where he wrote The Light That Failed and the scenes of his stories with Torpenhow, Dick Weldar, Bessie Broke, and the galley slave motto carved on a table.
Local society notes from Havelock include the Ladies Aid Society of the M E church meeting at E R Watters home with Mrs Mann Mrs Webster and Mrs Luther Miller assisting. Community members travel to Rolfe Pocahontas Spencer Laurens and Bat tle Creek for visits business and family events.
An out-of-towner tells a cousin in Greenwich Village she is through with the area and haunted by wireless devices. She recalls a conventional life at home, a chatty brother enthralled by wireless telephony, and nightly radio concerts that pulled him away from conversations.
A reflective passage notes that wisdom needs an outlet and that a judge in divorce court remains connected to high society despite humble origins, suggesting constant contact with societal levels beyond his station.
Epworth League holds Sunday devotional on October 29 with Andrew Sim onson leading under theme Making the Gift Effective. Hallowe en social planned for Friday October 27 with lunch fifteen cents. Rolfe club invite extended to Plover members for November 3 meeting. secretary notification requested by Nov 2. Local items report car purchase, visitors, concert, basketball results 24 21 for Plover over Rolfe, girls lose 18 3 to Gilmore City, and community visits through the week.
Most absent pupils recover at Plover school with a near full return. Sophomores staged a strong initiation for freshmen while life insurance buzz grows around the school. A lyceum night at the auditorium featured Kendree. students report good attendance and local events. basketball results include Rolfe defeating Des Moines Township 24-21 and Gilmore City beating the girls 138. The Plover Junior High boys travel to Brady, girls welcome Gymore City for a rematch.
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