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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
6
In a fable style tale Mr. Fox tries to coax Mr. Coon into climbing for sour cherries. Coon shrewdly grabs a wasp nest instead, sending Fox running to the river to flee stinging pursuit. The episode ends with Fox pondering motives behind the wasp attack and the cherry offer.
A columnist urges self control in hot weather advising individuals not to complain about heat or reveal personal discomfort. Maintain proper attire, avoid gossipy chatter, and show restraint to ease social friction during tropical stretches. Concludes with note on the invention of a folding carrying device.
Hand experts claim a singer needs a stiff hand with pointed fingers and strong mounts of Venus Luna Saturn and Apollo to signal melody harmony and public appeal. A rising fortune line from the bracelet toward Saturn and separation of life and head lines indicate ambition and self confidence for those who perform.
The article explains how freshly peeled onions emit a strong aroma and irritate eyes. It describes the eye's tears as a natural wash that forms a protective curtain, tearing up when onion gas overwhelms the tear drainage. It notes tears also flush dust from the eye.
A terse exchange on image and propriety surfaces as voices mock the sight of young women’s attire. The debate hinges on gender norms and public expectations within Louisville’s social sphere.
Mrs Otis Cook visited the first grade last week. Mrs C H Moon visited the fifth. The following second grade pupils have been neither absent nor tardy the past six weeks Theron Graeber Marcella Cornwell Helen Kennedy Jean EB Pollock. Carl Hoon was absent Thursday on account of illness.
The North Western timetables now in effect drop afternoon passenger trains with no plans to restore them. Evening service to the east moves up by half an hour to 7 48, requiring mail to close at 7 18 or mail delays will occur. Morning westbound service remains unchanged.
Former Gov. Leslie M. Shaw of Town voices opposition to Col. Smith Brookhart for U S senator and in favor of Herring. Shaw cites faith and Republican principles, saying Republicans should oppose any candidate who denies core doctrines or republican ideals. He states the party’s saving path lies in opposing untrue candidates.
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