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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1923
Page
8
Mrs Wok of 2711 Bennett Avenue writes that a female troubles remedy eases backache and weak moulds, helping her manage house work and paid tasks. She claims thousands reported improvements and offers to answer questions via letter.
Motorists driving through the Colorado Rockies are impressed by a large rock image of a native figure near Cerop, with visitors noting its lifelike presence during the rock face overlook.
A terse, fragmented exchange mentions owing money, a person named Wilson, and a reference to a Purple Cow. The text reads like a sketch of conversational steps to settle a debt with hints of gratitude and casual dialogue.
The piece surveys Egyptian inspired fashion for youth, noting many original ideas preserved and adapted. It describes printed patterns, slipover crepe de chine dresses, smocked embroidery, and leather accessories, emphasizing simple lines, short sleeves, and practical, modern styling for summer wear.
The United States Department of Agriculture and a committee of stockmen warn that keeping young lambs at home for finishing could glut the market with low grade meat and depress prices. They note light receipts in Jersey City since May, a rising share of immature lambs among arrivals, and advise against shipping inferior ages during peak periods to avoid price drops.
Colorado Agricultural College specialist R W W Clark urges farmers to handle mares carefully as demand outpaces supply. He advises moderate work, careful feeding, daily activity up to near foaling, and clean, comfortable foaling conditions. Immediate naval disinfection and careful post foaling feeding are recommended before reentry to work.
Orchard ground shading makes establishing cover crops hard with vetch and clover and easier with alfalfa and rye. Growers favor alfalfa but it hinders fruit production after two to three years. avoid leaving bearing trees in alfalfa longer than three or four years.
Record of cow milk yield is crucial for breeders to keep official records on each cow. Early neglect devalues data and later the records become essential to identify cows not producing enough to cover feed costs. The practice aids selecting surplus animals and offspring from well-recorded cows.
Hens may be kept in orchards to share land with fruit trees. The orchard provides sun and shade, while poultry droppings boost tree growth and fruit yield. Fowls eat pests affecting the crop, but more effort may be needed to keep hens into egg production. fruit drop could pose a drawback.
Orchardists report success with fruit poultry systems that maximize egg production and ease flock care. A 12 by 10 foot chicken house fits 80 to 50 hens, with floor nest boxes removable for weekly cleaning and spraying to protect the flock and orchard profits.
Feeding trials at Ithaca by the New York College of Agriculture show barley with tankage nearly equals corn for fattening hogs and producing firm pork. Six hog lots tested corn plus tankage, barley plus tankage, and corn barley plus tankage with mixed and free-choice feeds. When barley costs less than corn, mixing barley with corn and tankage can lower feed costs per weight gain. Ground barley is preferred. if not ground, roll or soak it and feed fresh barley after soaking. The best gain came from a ration of 46 parts corn, 46 pounds barley, and 8 pounds tankage.
Livestock expert says pasture lowers feeding costs for pigs to reach 125 pounds. Green forage reduces grain needs by about 80 percent versus dry-lot feeding. Bluegrass and winter forages work in season, with alfalfa and sweet clover best for summer pastures.
The portable hoghouse offers a movable solution to keep hogs in sanitary quarters. It avoids filth when grounds become unsanitary at seasons and can be relocated to fit herd size or when farmers move to new plots, providing flexible shelter for renters with swine.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a proven kidney and bladder remedy. It claims wide success based on testimonials, offers a sample by parcel post from Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York, and lists various bottle sizes for sale through stores.
The note quotes Sir Philip Gibbs on breakfast proving love and mentions a remark about transcripts and police. It reads like a fragmentary observation with tangential references to boiled eggs and self-help phrases.
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