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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1938
Page
6
Readers linger on classic literature as cinema draws fresh attention to themes and characters. Dumas’s Camille and The Lady of the Camellias are spotlighted, with the romance of Manon linked to authorship and memory.
Alexander Dumas the younger, natural son of the noted writer, was raised by a seamstress and given a broad education. He faced taunts in childhood, yet pursued diverse literary talents united by a reformer purpose. His works often carried didactic themes, drawing scolding from his father.
The narrative recounts Armand’s devotion to Marguerite Gautier, a consumptive Parisian beauty. Their six months of pastoral happiness end after a clash with his father and Marguerite’s ensuing disappearance and death. Armand later learns of her letters and the Verdi opera La Traviata, inspired by their tale.
A veterinary article stresses disease control by preventing infection rather than treatment. It warns that infectious enteritis kills and stunts hogs, thrives in muddy pastures, and urges clean pens, proper pastures, and professional advice rather than using hog cholera serum for other diseases.
A Rural New Yorker guidance notes yolk color can be controlled by hen management and diet. Increasing alfalfa leaf meal darkens yolks. yellow corn or white corn shifts color. On range in summer greens darken yolks, while confinement with white corn lightens them.
Approximately 740,000 people from all walks of life have visited CCC camp and demonstration areas to inspect erosion control measures used by farmers in the Soil Conservation service program. About 500,000 visitors are farmers seeking specific soil saving information, with others drawn by public interest in the program.
The article notes spreading around the farm limestone prior to corn canopy, cattle fattening with roughage and better gains on good grazing, and that horse flesh can be thin from teeth issues. It also advises night pasture with water and salt for hot weather work endurance. A family of five with two horses, ten cows, five hogs, and hundred hens requires about 600 gallons of water daily. Savings from reduced summer mortality and the following laying year could justify installing range shelters.
The August 7 lesson explores Ruth as loyal daughter in law who stays with Naomi, proclaims faith in the true God, and embodies unity with her people. It emphasizes Ruth 1:16 17 as a beacon of devoted love and loyalty amid hardship, urging readers to imitate her steadfast character.
A rugged frontier tale from Gallos county recounts a biker storming tragedy after Butch Manton is lynched at a bend in the road near a tree. Johnnie Rucker accused him of stealing cattle. a gunfight at the Happy Hour ends with Tom catching Butch using carpet tacks as a trap.
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