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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1923
Page
6
The Presiding Elder delivers a coarse remark about shaping heads. Gap Johnson from Rumpus Ridge interrupts with a crude interjection. A story from the Kansas City Star recounts a mischief at the conference tables.
A detailed fashion feature notes the slip-over apron dress evolving into informal summer wear. Fabrics include cotton, gingham, tub silks, pongee, dimity, Swiss dotting, and rayon. garments feature pipings and pockets. Knitted beach robes and coordinating outfits highlight color, utility, and style, with new hues like saxe blue and navy combinations gaining favor.
A summary of USDA guidance on milk plant operation outlining how milk is collected, bottled, cleaned, and distributed. It covers bottle washing, sanitation, avoiding bottle breakage, informing customers, reducing waste, and managing receipts, sales, driver pay, and producer payments to control costs and ensure efficient delivery.
The article urges year round culling starting mid mating period to improve flock production. It notes July to early October as the typical window when poor layers are evident and emphasizes that careful fall culling reduces feed costs without cutting egg output.
Farm guidance notes poults require free range by 600 and should stay off wet grass until dew vanishes. They need a foster hen. a common hen handles seven to nine poults while a turkey hen takes 15 to 18. For best results keep around ten per turkey hen and have a foster ready when batching.
Young turkeys require a specific feeding sequence starting with ground dry bread and hard boiled egg. After the first week switch to fine scratch grain and include sour milk to aid digestion and growth. Avoid mash only diets and keep feed and feeding areas clean to prevent digestive disorders and low vitality.
The United States Bureau of Fisheries begins a new program to culture freshwater mussels for a year within large wooden troughs and tanks before releasing them to their natural habitat. This marks the first time mussels are grown through an entire growth cycle in captivity to ensure raw material supply.
A farmer asks what signal marks summer's arrival and replies with a letter from relatives in the city, as reported by the Boston Transcript. The exchange hints at seasonal change and family correspondence.
The World Traveler notes Buenos Aires treats 4 PM as tea hour with offices pausing work and porters serving tea. Calle Florida traffic is halted 4:80 to 7:30 as pedestrians promenade to tea salons while waiters roam streets with coffee pots and shoppers eye the scene.
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