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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
1
The article describes a 36 by 116 foot gambrel roof dairy barn plan. It houses 42 milkers with calves, includes concrete floors with gutters, overhead carriers, individual drinking cups, and a central feeding alley. Ventilation and sunlight are emphasized to keep cows healthy and productive, reducing labor costs with milking machines.
An item recalling Henry David Thoreau's varied talents from navigation and surveying to natural history. The passage highlights his knack for reading nature, handling animals, crafting items, and feats like fishing, boating, and mobility, illustrating a versatile self taught genius.
The fragment discusses Triumph of the Dance and poet figures like Wordaworth and Thomas Chatterton, noting dull schooling and quoted lines. It mentions Robert Burns and Scotland’s literary scene as a backdrop to poetic fame and emotional verse, though the text is garbled and stylistic.
Fashion notes reveal spring negligees emphasize beauty and comfort indoors. Designers favor georgette and crepe de chine with lace, bold draping, and wide ribbons. outerwear rivals include coats and trousers in vivid colors like peacock, turquoise, rose, jade, and emerald as oriental influences appear.
The feature notes a seasonal revival of vests worn with suits across the country. It highlights embroidery and contrasting velvet bands, shorter coats, and inventive pocket and sleeve details that add novelty. The piece cites silk vests in bold colors and emphasized decorative bands as key trends.
Fashion notes describe fur wraps from Paris featuring short sleeves and a design from America allowing sleeves to be turned up or down. The versatile styling accommodates both short and long sleeve preferences.
A Birmingham Age Herald line notes a corporent pedestrian narrowly escaping a motorcar. He recalls many near misses from motorcars he has mentally demolished, joking that if all were piled together it would exceed any building ever raised by human hands.
Fragmentary dialogue mentions a club called the office and a joke about being detained there. The exchange hints at a humorous misunderstanding and references to advertisements and deception in medical ads, but concrete details are sparse.
An advertisement denounces sprays and douches for catarrh and urges a proven internal treatment. It claims local remedies fail to cure, recommending a bottle of S. S. S. as a blood-based solution praised for half a century. Contact Medical Director, Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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