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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1916
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local scene with Mr Bughes and an elderly farmer discussing a curious belief or reputation. the snippet mentions sea ae Hearn and a belief about someone, but the passage is incomplete and unclear.
A letter signed by several writers attacking Charles B Hughes and supporting Wilson was published in newspapers. Percy Mackaye, named among signers, says he did not sign or know of the letter until shown for print. Republican headquarters say Hughes and staff had not seen the letter before publication.
Fragmented lines quote Hughes on presidential policy toward Mexico and labor capital tensions. He pledges to protect American rights abroad and to appoint men who believe in prosperity, noting the Republican stance on sound policies and replacing experienced officials to curb partisan duties.
A partial readable fragment notes reliance on a full dinner pail to achieve goals for the Detroit Journal, suggesting a filled pail promises progress or results. The reference hints at a summary or metaphor about communal effort and practical support.
A column recalls Rev J W Day late of Des Moines First Presbyterian who died in Canada after typhoid contracted on vacation. It lauds Iowa's crops, waters, and weekly press while urging flood of support for reform and fish pond ideas. It notes Col McCarthy’s Quartermaster Reserve Corps plan and praises his vision and potential promotion.
Sloan's oiniment eases neuralgia and muscle pain quickly by penetrating without rubbing. It claims cleaner, faster relief than mossy plasters and does not stain the skin, helping with rheumatism gout lumbago sprains and minor injuries for children. Available at druggists for 26 cents.
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