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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1911
Page
7
An advertisement style testimonial from St PaulMinnesota claims a patient suffering Brights disease improved after using Deans Kidney Pills. The piece also includes medical advice and promotional blurbs for various remedies and generic health tips alongside regional notices and historical trivia about North Carolina gold mines.
Ross argues that rest must be a disciplined, businesslike activity for tuberculosis patients. He emphasizes the illness is not a vacation but a 24 hour daily task requiring intelligent, directed idleness. Rest should be the primary focus, with light exercise or reading as rewards for productive days.
A Brooklina Massachusetts woman writes that Postum replaced coffee for her family. She notes improved health for herself and her three children and says her husband’s delicate stomach improved after quitting coffee. Her sister also converted after a skeptical start.
A long rural piece offers varied farming tips from manure to poultry care, milking cleanliness, and herd management. It discusses breeding, feeding, and housing for cows, pigs, horses, and poultry, plus garden and pasture practices and a primer on standard time for railroads.
The report notes the queen’s repeated preference for diamonds at nearly every court function this month. It praises diamonds as court stones par excellence, contrasting with Queen Alexandra’s favor for pearls and amethysts in her private parure.
A historical note discusses rising corn yields in South Garo and South Carolina, citing an average near eight bushels rising to about 48 with improvements in cultivation. It references Jerry Moore's 1910 output of 228 bushels on 2076 acres and a large South Carolina effort linked to the Baye Corn clubs, highlighting fertilizer and deeper plow adoption.
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