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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
7
Father explains standard time to Harry who doubts his grasp. The dialogue notes many eighth graders struggle with longitude and gratitude as part of lessons and time concepts.
A four year old returns from Sunday school distressed by classmates singing a hymn about suffocating children, but he refuses to join in, telling his mother the troubling line upset him.
A child named Betty spends the day with her grandmother and dislikes the current place. She grows gloomy and voices that she wants to go away and prefers not to be around many people.
Aspoken exhortation urges immediate action to feel better by removing from life the things one knows they should cut. The speaker frames the idea as a simple personal hunch rather than advice.
The United States Department of Agriculture promotes wild birds as key to reducing garden pests such as cutworms potato bugs flea beetles and plant lice. It urges soil stirring early and regular cultivation to deter invasions and describes bird refuges as a proven method to boost beneficial avian populations and cut crop damage.
To ensure a healthy garden, ready the soil when conditions allow by tilling the area 8 to 10 inches deep, broadcasting stable manure, and smoothing until a fine seedbed forms. Cultivate both bare and planted soil to conserve moisture.
The article notes clover adaptability with red clover performing better in certain soils and moisture conditions. It suggests using varieties suited to the land to improve pasture, while recommending broader planting for moisture and variety in pastures.
A wartime vignette recalls a sentry refusing passage without the password Saratoga despite the commanding officer's orders. The corporal’s strict rule blocks all unauthorized individuals, highlighting discipline at the post.
The brief exchange features Miss Catt claiming to read a woman's face like a book and Miss Nipp joking about cover design, showcasing light social banter. The witticisms reflect playful social commentary in a period column.
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