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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1923

Page

2

Christmas in the Custard Cup raises Penfield joy

Lettie and siblings prepare a grand Christmas party at the Penfield home. Neighbors share gifts and food while Lorene Chase sings, Uncle Jerry arrives with ducks, and the family celebrates a festive tree scene amid careful social lessons and renewed hope for Lettie.

Bonnie Geraldine Lettie Settle Plymouth Lorené Dick Chase Drink Mrs. Penfield Lorene Crink Penzie Penzle Uncle Jerry Lette Carrie Jerry Winston Mrs. Penfields Mrs. Sanders Thad Penfelds Mars Penfield Hler Wopple Orlnk Penfield Lorene Chase Mr. Drake

Youthful Couple in Luck

A London philatelist recounts a 1618 Swedish rate change and a misprinted 12 ore stamp that circulated from the tiny Guliksberg post office. Aforester’s daily letters to his sweetheart used 80 of the error stamps, later sold for 200 kroner each, funding their wedding and home.

Pred J. Melville London Harry Wennberg Stockholm Rikedag Guliksberg Norland Forester Gullksberg

General Pershing Receives Grand Cross of the Bath

General Pershing was awarded the Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath on July 17 1918 and was decorated by King George with the badge of the order on August 18 1618. The honor carries knighthood and the right to use Bic before the name, though later British Who’s Who entries omit the title.

Pershing General Pershing Order of the Bath George Sir John Pershing Diax Mexico Cadorna Manshal Foch Denmark Sweden Siam Morocco Afghanistan

Must Be So. Rockefeller interview quote and reflections

The late William Rockefeller recalls changing public opinion about rich men citing lack of proof and muckraker claims. He compares to a schoolboy’s three proofs for Earth’s roundness and notes the danger of basing beliefs on hearsay. He adds cautions about sensational framing and marriage misfortunes.

William Rockefeller Lawson

Hall's Catarrh Medicine advertisement claims cure

The notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine with an ointment for catarrhal inflammation and an internal tonic that acts through the blood to restore normal mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for over 19 years by F. L. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.

Hall

Jack Holt Biography From Virginia to Stage Star

Jack Holt, son of an Episcopal clergyman, was born in Virginia and graduated from the Virginia Military Institute. He became a civil engineer then a cattle puncher and expert rider, appearing in stock companies and vaudeville. He is six feet tall, 173 pounds, with dark brown hair and eyes, married with three children, and makes Healtywood California his home.

Virginia Virginia Military Institute Jack Healtywood Cal

Right Thing at the Right Time on Summer Etiquette

Mary Marshall Dufee argues heat weakens etiquette, but Palm Beach fashions ease dress codes. Men can wear Palm Beach coats, unstarched shirts, and belt straps for informal daytime wear while remaining comfortable in high temperatures.

Palm Beach McClure Newspaper Syndicate

The Hoosier Word Origin Mystery

A compact discussion of how Indiana earned the nickname Hoosier and the debated roots of the term. Etymologists split between derivations from Who's there or from usher and hoosher, linked to early settlers and lumbermen in the Midwest.

Indiana United States Middle West Usher Wheeter Syndicate Ing

How Sects Grow Across a Rural Community

A Columbus Dispatch item notes two prominent church workers observing two adjacent churches in a sparse settlement. When asked why two churches exist for a small population, a local resident explains that one side believes Adam was tempted by Eve while the other views him as inherently flawed.

Mr. Drake Columbus Dispatch

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By Moerence Bingham Livingston Mrs. Wenfield Wes Crini Sreseseneerses Jack Holt Mary Marshall Dufeee W. W. Beam First National Bank Rolfe E. L. Hollis Sarah Matthews D. C W.E. Powley Palmer School West Bend Iowa DR. T D. Jones L. M. Graham Kent Building Bessie Gay Patterson School of Music of _ Grinnel College M. BH. Hammes Pocahontas Loan & Trust Company ( Incorporated Pocahontas, Iowa J. M. Bush Plover Col H. H. Grove Joseph Zimmerman Gilmore City
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