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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1927
Page
1
An analysis of Peter's denial in Mark 14 and Luke 22, detailing seven steps of backsliding from self confidence to open denial, and the subsequent repentance sparked by Jesus look and Peter's tears. It emphasizes danger of sudden temptations and the need for watchfulness and prayer.
A compact reflection on pilgrimage quoting John Bunyan about two essentials courage and an unspotted life for those who undertake a spiritual journey.
A brief quotation attributed to Cotton notes that humans are born with two eyes but one tongue so they may see twice as much as they say, underscoring restraint in speech. The line juxtaposes vision and verbal expression to suggest measured communication.
Echoes presents a fragmentary line about spiritual renewal noting the Holy Ghost as a source of peak condition. The text contrasts human effort with divine filling, implying improvement through sacred influence.
The week of April 24 to 30 is set as American Forest Week by presidential proclamation. It urges turning poor farm land to forests, boosting timber production, rural industry, and forest conservation while highlighting the need to prevent fires and promote private and national forests.
The passage notes that death knells and ringing bells are ancient, predating Christ records. It explains bells were once rung for notable deaths, then with Christianity the practice expanded to ring for all good Christians.
Adamsville Enterprise field correspondent reports a boiler blast killed a man with no known kin in the area. The note adds the community’s lack of time to identify the victim before heading to prayer meeting.
A faith guided preacher, with lantern, toppled into a twenty foot dry well. The observer, aging, could not confirm his escape as rescuers sought a rope to reach him.
Joseph is Hebrew for "He shall add" while Vincent is Latin for "conquering victorious." Sylvia is Latin for "of the woods" and Catherine Greek for "pure" with Eva Hebrew meaning "Ilfe."
H H Alp of the University of Illinois expands on poultry industry gains and warns sanitation is the major overlooked factor. Records show 12 percent mortality and that better feeding and breeding raise profits. sanitation could lift profits by about 50 percent.
The article argues early pullets are most profitable as they start laying in fall and winter, earning better prices. It cites higher vitality passed from hens before heavy laying, noting rapid growth as an advantage. Winter heat and limited sunshine are drawbacks, but modern brooders reduce the weather issue and lack of sun risks.
The article advises keeping two thirds pullets and one third hens for winter eggs. Pullets should be fed winter mash to boost production while older hens rest. Lay rates typically resume in February and March with well grown birds and proper feeding.
Rodents and predators like rats skunks raccoons weasels mink target young poultry as nests fill this season. It suggests controlling these pests now to prevent heavy losses, noting that chicks in nests are vulnerable and may be killed.
An ad promotes Moone's Emerald Oil as a simple inexpensive remedy for inflamed toe joints. Apply night and morning, purchase a two ounce bottle, and request full strength product from a first class druggist. If unsatisfied, money is refunded. Also recommended for swollen veins with quick noticeable improvement.
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