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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
2
Purtey describes a busy young woman’s wardrobe of knit hats and sweaters. The piece outlines suitcase friendly hats, knitted blouses, and overall style trends including color palettes, stitches, and collar choices for autumn and upcoming months.
New Jersey growers show strong belief in legume inoculation. Demand to New Brunswick experiment station prompts referrals to commercial sources or USDA. Inoculants cost 60 cents to $1 per acre, with free access possible via county agent.
Expert BD L Worthen, Ithaca State College of Agriculture, notes higher analysis fertilizers cost more per ton in real terms due to freight and handling. He cites 4-8-4 and 5-10-5 comparisons, showing 5-10-5 delivers more plant food but costs $6.50 extra per ton, while retail prices stand at about $49.30 and $420.80.
Ohio State professor D Erf proposes using buttermilk as a starter for silage fermentation to promote lactic acid. Experiments show cows fed silage with lime improve milk production and physical condition. calcium lactate is absorbed, but calcium acetate is not.
Do not sow sweet clover and sudan grass together as yields suffer in dry seasons. Sudan grass to 25 pounds per acre is required. Sweet clover can be sown alone any time in summer to mid August with moist seed bed. Seeding with corn or soybeans reduces stand viability in late season unless rain remains plentiful.
Wiscon sin State College expert Graber urges selecting winter hardy strains like Grimm and Cosack where winter-killing is common and notes higher profits from Grimm seed. He warns against overreliance on common strains and highlights field inspected certified Grimm seed as safest. South Dakota Montana and Kansas origins favored for winter tolerance.
The article stresses drying off prospective mother cows weeks before freshening to conserve strength for calving. It suggests gradually skipping milkings, keeping cows off pasture, and feeding bran and oats with offal meal in winter to build strength and ease the upcoming lactation.
Wisconsin tests show whey fed to calves with a grain mix and hay yields about 1.49 pounds per head daily, comparable to ten pounds of skim milk. Average cost to six months runs $21.59 per calf. Careful transition from whole milk to whey required to maintain sanitary conditions.
The article notes 19 percent of US land grows crops and touts whitewash as a durable remedy. It recommends crushed rock salt to curb barberry and rust in cereals, advises culling early molt hens for feed efficiency, and urges cattle to have constant access to salt, with preferences for ground rock and evaporated salts.
In Indianapolis a department store housekeeper and mother of four, widowed and with three younger children in Knightstown school, has an all musical family. The four practice during vacation and joke about an orchestra in the family ending with the plan for a rest period where the mother will play.
Ad copy touts Cuticura Soap promising doubled razor efficiency while promoting skin purity comfort and health. Claims no mug missteps no irritations even with twice daily shaving and that one soap covers shaving bathing and shampooing for all uses.
Rugkin notes the bank’s carving as a dense web of leaf and stalk tracery. He argues the intricate shade, formed by years of effort, cannot be truly captured even by exhaustive labor. Nearness reveals distance, making many details beautifully incomprehensible to the observer.
Municipal authorities outline a 197 million yen plan for a 40 mile subway system. Surveying will begin soon with construction starting late this year or early next spring.
Revived debate on linking the Tiber to the Mediterranean for freight barges and small tugs. Proponents argue Rome's growing population strains railroads delivering food and supplies.
After eighty years apart, an English soldier in Egypt and his mother in Canada are brought back into contact. The Salvation Army in Canada completed in weeks a task that had long baffled the father through his thirty years of manhood reaching his family.
An article notes the Mohammedan world spans a vast area three times the size of the United States from Western Siberia to India and across Africa to the Atlantic, illustrating its extensive geographic scope.
A writer laments the habit of perpetual fault finding and negativity. He argues cheerfulness and a pleasant outlook counteract a sour mood that ruins days for oneself and others.
A dialogue scene shows a couple packing a vacation trip. John replies with sarcasm that the piano is missing, highlighting a humorous domestic exchange about what to take and what to leave behind. The moment ends with playful tension over essentials.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference multilingual remarks and sports chatter at Penn State. The text includes quotes about a woman speaking three languages and a hint at a “triple threat” phrase, with stray lines about endurance. No clear event or context is provided.
A chorus girl back from a road tour visits friends backstage to learn the latest gossip about Gwendolyn. One friend scoffs that she is actually obeying traditional vows, hinting at scandal with sharp humor in this American Legion Weekly note.
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