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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1918
Page
3
A writer recounts civilian resilience in war torn France. Refugees crowd underground shelters though laughter and hope persist as German raids devastate villages and destroy homes. He details brutal occupation, child suffering, and American relief aiding recovery.
A soldier asked a French lieutenant how long the war would last. The officer replied he could not be sure but suggested the tenth year would be the worst and that every seventh year after would be bad.
Do not plant on poorly prepared ground or on sandy soil. Consult several nurserymen and avoid poor stock. Do not plant in spring. early work yields best results. Keep plants from drying. loosen soil and avoid cramped roots. Do not use grassy sod or manure touching roots. air spaces kill the tree. Do not plant carelessly. you work for the future. Do not plant conifers with top growth heavy and do not plant hardwoods without pruning one third. Cultivate thoroughly and keep weeds down. Trees need moisture. do not crop the plantation or harbor stock nearby. Do not expect two large groves in one year. trees grow slowly.
United States Department of Agriculture outlines careful handling to prevent bruising and cracking of curry potatoes. With barrel stock scarce, shippers may sack potatoes this season and must ensure complete ventilation, proper loading on end layers, and controlled storage conditions to minimize waste and delays.
A silo measuring 14 feet in diameter and 80 feet high holds 100 tons of silage. This amount can feed 25 cows at 49 pounds of silage daily for 200 days.
In a whimsical exchange, Mr Elephant and Miss Elephant discuss recently and graciousness as they recall a patriotic parade. They debate whether shared honor matters and reflect on the burdens of trying to grasp unfamiliar words.
A brief humorous exchange shows Mrs Mannler asking why women lack pockets and Mr Butch replying that married women have pockets in a playful, perhaps satirical, dialogue from the Boston Hyening transcript.
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