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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1922
Page
3
A poem recalls a small tear stained box hiding relics of loved ones and memories. The speaker opens the lid to gaze at keepsakes a baby boy once owned, with verses on how death and time keep such treasures safe for a happier day.
A reflective piece praises laughter as medicine for the body and mind. It argues humor lightens cares improves digestion and releases nervous tension, offering rest beyond sleep and boosting daily achievement and happiness.
The Louisville Courier-Journal snippet notes casual party banter about refreshments including hair tonic and horse ointment as guests ask what others are bringing tonight. The exchange hints at social customs and humorous, informal items on hand.
A dated recipe collection features Fonge Cake with a large angel food goal, Warren Stew using leftovers with curry flavor, prune and coconut desserts finished with meringue, and Corn California Style combining corn, milk, breadcrumbs and bacon.
Long piece reports John D. Rockefeller shuns reporters yet entertains visitors, remains a mystery to locals. It notes his birthday, rare downtown appearances, and gatekeeping at his estate in the hills. It includes tales of dime donations to children and local pride.
Miss Gladys Obrecht resumes studies at the State University. Several locals and visitors are named among the weekend and weekday calls, including Mr and Mrs Frank Ralle, Mr and Mrs Wy Ey White and daughter, Mr and Mrs Garthe of West Bend, and many others. A Ladies Aid chicken pie supper at the M Th church raised about forty dollars for funds.
Public notice details bids for a drainage project including a reinforced concrete bulkhead 250 feet of main line and 174 feet of 14 inch tile with a parallel branch, 1249 yards excavation, and cleaning of 900 feet open ditch. Construction to start by Oct 99 1922 and finish by Dec 30 1922 with bids due and security required. Engineer F A Malcolm to provide information.
A large stock of fall coats dresses millinery and outfits is advertised with prices for women's fur trimmed coats at 12.45 and DRESSES at 16.98. Boys and men coats sweaters caps and undergarments are listed with multiple price points as the store promotes unpacking 10,000 more fall goods.
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