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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1923
Page
4
Readers are urged to consider material color silhouette and style touches for spring costumes. Mohair light weight wool rep and silk crepes appear in new sweater coats with brown desert shade and embroidered accents. Bright pastels and tan tones dominate with checks for outdoor wear and oriental inspired pull overs and matching scarves expected to trend.
United States Department of Agriculture reports that tractors reduce work stock, expand farm size, alter cropping and pasture plans, and may require new machinery. Bulletin 1206 details how corn belt farms gain efficiency, with co operative belt machines and potential hired-help reductions.
A wartime conservation method using candling tests egg quality without breaking shells. A pasteboard box hole strong light and dark room reveal yolk white and air space to identify cracks wetness and spoilage. Widely adopted to reduce losses and guide local consumption and shipping decisions.
Breeding flocks should be mated to favor early hatching. Two weeks after introducing a male yields maximum fertility. if hens were with an undesirable male it takes three weeks to regain fertility and reduce bad influence.
A US Department of Agriculture survey warns that burning waste lands and marshes in April and May destroys bird life and nests, especially wild ducks on marshes. It recommends leaving growth or burning earlier in February and March, and discourages unnecessary burns nationwide.
The condition causes sudden leg inability with wings flailing, lasting days or until death. Chickens resemble rheumatism with swollen joints and pain. Isolate affected birds in a dry, comfortable place and give castor oil, noting dosing should not pass the neck.
An excerpt from Joseph Hergesheimer in the Saturday Evening Post portrays Indians as brutal, calculating, and humorous in a distorted colonial view. It describes Utes and Jiariling as fierce warriors, detailing dress, weaponry, and rituals while lamenting white casualties and the imagined inevitability of conflict.
Caution is urged when turning cattle and sheep to alfalfa pasture to avoid bloat. Begin with small grazing periods and provide hay first. Gradually extend pasture time as animals adjust to the alfalfa.
A South motorist stops at a dilapidated house where a barefoot man leans on a fence and explains he planted nothing this year out of fear of weevils and rain, saying he did nothing and just played it safe.
A jokey exchange shows the bride’s mother grilling the groom about dinners. The groom repeats that their meals are oysters on the half shell each day from Monday to Wednesday, joking that it saves on dishwashing.
The note boasts a top Edgeworth smoker claim while inviting new users to try Edgeworth. Larus & Brother Co offers free sam ples and prepaid restock by parcel post for Edgeworth Plug Slice or Ready Rubbed, with address details for requests and for retailers seeking shipments.
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