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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1927
Page
1
The Aquitania voyage contrasts ancient seafaring romance with 1927 ship life. Passengers mingle through luxury decks, perfumes, and cigarettes while cocktails flood the smoking room pools. News travels instantly, and stars like Pola Negri adorn the dining saloon as modern ships erase wheel houses and stargazing.
A Journal column critiques highway funding and bonds while noting limited paved progress. It urges focus on the Lincoln Highway route and reflects on farm fodder, corn silage, and dairy costs amid weather and policy pressures. It also covers editorial practices and political opinions about Hoover and Coolidge.
Tama county sold road bonds totaling 204000 dollars at four and a half percent interest with a 2551 dollar premium. The piece cautions local Main Street readers that big financial influences govern communities and futures speculation shapes the corn sector. National Committeeman Chas Rawson notes East unsettled on the presidency, urging Western decisiveness.
A satirical column mocks public figures and issues of the era. It parodies attitudes toward prohibition, publishing, Italy, and Ford, with wry lines about Jews, Palestine, and social trends. The piece blends wordplay and topical jabs in a breezy opinion style.
A reflective line questions whether any souls will be found in heaven given the sinful era, pondering spiritual outcome rather than earthly exploration.
The passage ponders life as a sequence of holidays and labor and asks whether tobacco dulls a brilliant mind or whether a mind would let it. It muses on death grief and mental telepathy and hints at an upcoming idea tied to a carburetor and a tank.
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