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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
6
Joe Wiewel notes customers pleased with simple buckthorn bark glycerine and Adler-ika. A single spoonful supposedly relieves constipation and sour or gassy stomach and is claimed to help in appendicitis cases.
Mrs. Robert Pollock of Fort Dodge visited the J. H. Pollock home last week. Several Fort Dodge visitors and local residents are listed, with notes on schooling, travels, and plans to Drake University. A fall festival, weather notes, and community updates follow.
A quoted civic exhortation urges supporting education and concord between teachers and students. It contrasts adult discretion with a child’s developing mind and notes the value of prudent judgment, while dismissing gossip and highlighting social responsibilities. It also mocks speculative politics and wealth in wartime defense.
The article argues tractors beat horses for cost efficiency as fuel prices rise. It cites the Mogul 8 16 tractor from International Harvester, claiming lower maintenance and fuel costs, with kerosene as the cheapest burnable fuel. It compares prices, horsepower, and annual work demands facing Iowa farmers.
The Havelock M. E. Church notes Pastor William P. Webb preparing for the conference year end at month’s close. Webb keeps a steady pace as church activities wind down and plans are laid for the next term.
A local retailer displays its winter stock of blankets and quilts with a 10 percent price reduction for the next thirty days. The sale highlights the store’s remaining inventory and invites shoppers to take advantage of the limited time discount.
Hight faces Stezular Te Calico in today’s boxing card with fans eager for decisive action. The bout highlights a rising middleweight clash likely to shape standings and marketability this month.
The pastor calls two days of hearings, praising regular attendance and urging members to stay faithful. Irregular members hurt the congregation and those they should help, raising the question of obligation. Be part of services next Sunday at 10 30 A M and 8 00 P M.
An old remedy asks readers to drink water and reduce meat intake to ease kidney strain. It promotes four ounces of Rad Salts mixed in water before breakfast to flush and stimulate kidneys, claiming it neutralizes urine acids and prevents bladder irritation.
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