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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1929
Page
8
A fragmented fashion column reviews white and cloche hats in summer looks, noting sailormen style influences, translucent veils, velvet ribbons, and various green and black tones. It mentions wide brims and side eye shields, with emphasis on chic, era-typical dress elements and decorative embroidery.
Poultry keepers using wet mash with grain kept hens laying heavily last year. For sustained production through summer and fall, provide leafy greens shade and fresh water. If possible use skim milk or semi solid buttermilk, mix with dry mash before night feeding. After September 1, extend laying with light to prolong season, then rest before breeding season.
The article notes poultrykeepers often alter feed to boost egg yield, harming production. Frequent changes prevent pullets from acclimating to a stable ration, reducing consistency in eggs. It advises avoiding unnecessary changes until a ration proves unsuitable.
The article explains that duck and goose eggs require more moisture than hen eggs and should be kept damp during incubation. It notes they hatch best under hens or in incubators but the size difference causes heat variance, making it impractical to hatch goose or duck eggs with hen eggs in small incubators.
Practical advice on keeping poultry healthy and productive. Emphasizes dry houses, ventilation, sun exposure, oyster shells, and regular feeding. Recommends selecting vigorous breeders, using boarder hens for market, and housing ducks with minimal extra labor.
Dr. William H. Sadler argues fear is a basic human emotion shared with animals and that faith is the remedy once fear takes hold. The piece notes fear persists despite modern progress and cites a tale from London Bits about Sir Hugh Rigby, a doctor baronet honored for his hospital service.
Divided factions clash over a proposed shower bath installation in the neool house. Opposition voices argue against the plan while supporters push for its adoption, with strong sentiment evident in the debate.
Muddled OCR text shows a person named Joseph with fragmented quotation marks and garbled words. The snippet implies a complaint but lacks clear context or complete facts to identify events, people, organizations, or location.
An unclear fragment notes heat and a person named Alwayai in a brief moment. The text appears damaged with missing context and readable parts offer no concrete event or outcome to anchor a full item.
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