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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1914
Page
2
Mrs C W Florence of Rockfield Indiana says Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her summer complaint and diarrhoea after a single dose, a claim she shares in an advertisement. The product is stated as for sale by all dealers.
Chamberlain's Liniment helps with aches and soreness of muscles. Many sufferers from rheumatism and sciatica report best results, especially for lumbago and back pain. Sold by all dealers.
Fragmented text discusses catarrh remedies and quack medicine claims. It mentions local applications and constitutional cures, with unclear references to cures and health surface.
Advertises low fare tickets for California and Pacific Coast trips on Chicago and North Western Railway from September 24 to October 8. Tours depart Minneapolis-St Paul September 24 26 September 30 and October 8, via Chicago Union Pacific North Western routes to Los Angeles with through service Omaha Ogden Salt Lake City. Sleeping car reservations and tickets from Chicago and North Western agents. Ad 21-21.
Gilmore City Gleanings notes residents buying autos including Jno Bothwell Overland Chas Kennedy Ford and Robert Van Alstine Buick. A co operative sales force for Overland autos forms by B McBride C W Edgington and Geo Landmesser. Also reports on local visits teaching assignments and family trips including Miss Loretta Kehl Miss Fae Garron and Jessie Marsh.
A prison poet, condemned by a Caliph for verse written to the ruler’s daughter, is spared traditional punishments and ordered to live and earn only from selling jokes. The prisoner dies suddenly at the verdict, amid shocked onlookers.
Professor Louis Roule of the Paris Natural History Museum argues oxygen levels drive salmon migrations. His Brittany river study finds rivers with higher dissolved oxygen host more fish, and breeding season demands greater oxygen for respiration. Stocking rivers without oxygenation is ineffective.
A Medical Record article argues that skills in expression and a pleasing voice determine influence more than intellect or appearance. It contrasts a vociferous revivalist with discordant tones to Henry Clay whose melodious voice drew crowds, while Daniel Webster’s heavy bass repelled some listeners.
The article explains that England's Anglo-Saxons derive from the Angles and Saxons from Saxony. It notes the Angles name from a town near Sleswick called Anglen and states the Germanic stock includes Germans, Danes, Dutch, Swedes, and Norwegians. It briefly mentions related settlers in Africa.
Mrs. Harry Pile of Webster City visited her parents Mr and Mrs EB Sanding over Sunday. Bari Coot was out of the office several days this week due to indisposition. Mrs. J H Lighter visits her daughter Miss Cora in Gilmore City today. Mrs. Robert Bramit and children returned to Town City last Saturday. Mrs. Jerome Hollenbeck left for Kankakee Illinois to visit relatives and consult a family doctor. Mr Hollenbeck will ship stock to Chicago Saturday evening. Harold Marchant, son of Mr and Mrs, sustained facial injury while at the Updike Grain Company’s…
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