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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1929

Page

8

Fragmented Maritime Tale Reveals English Vessel Descriptions

The text sketches a chaotic sea scene with sailors, ships, and distant ports. It mentions a British prize crew selling cargo from a registry and a tense voyage under a foggy cape, hinting at a maritime drama aboard a vessel named Verdes and characters like Paton and Explorer figures amid uncertain actions.

Lost at Lisbon The Bale of the Sachem Ends in Portugal

Boatswain Fellowes survives a wrecked brig and is aided by a Portuguesedescended woman who saves him and tends his wounds. A priest and Doone Carn arrange return of a money belt while Fellowes plans Lisbon as a safe destination. The tale continues with the mystery of the woman’s identity and the fate of the Sachem.

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Hidden Places for Family Treasures in Old Homes

The article describes how 18th and 19th century households used secret compartments in furniture and architecture to conceal money and valuables. It notes that women often safeguarded assets in wall spaces, feather beds, sewing squeezes, and hidden drawers built by cabinets and craftsmen, with locations and opening methods kept as a private secret between maker and owner.

Sranes Doglind

All in One Dress for Little Girl

Prepared by the U S Department of Agriculture this all in one outfit suits hot weather for young children. It features an invisible front opening, a detachable plaited shirt for easy laundering, a kimono style romper with shoulder seam, short sleeves, and a skirt with seven side back buttons.

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Tomato Cheese Whoopee Delights Aged Cracker Toasts Delight

A vintage recipe describes Tomato Cheese Whoopee as a tasty meal for motorists and boaters. It combines butter celery pepper onion flour tomato pulp and cheese with salt and Tabasco cooked gently then folded into eggs and served on toast or crackers for a creamy rich dish.

Bureau of Home Economics

Canning String Beans A Home Preservation Guide

United States Department of Agriculture guidance on pressure canning string beans. Prepare beans carefully, trim, and boil briefly before packing hot in jars. Process at ten pounds pressure for quart jars forty minutes, pints for thirty, using boiling water bath to seal and cool jars quickly.

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Right Feeds and Good Management for Early Hatching Pullets

New Jersey poultrymen debate methods to start pullets laying on the range. Experts say proper feeding and steady management boost growth and laying, noting early lay can yield small eggs if birds are rushed.

New Jersey Black

Deformed Chicks Linked to Incubation Timing and Hen Health

Spraddle legs and deformities in baby chicks arise from eggs kept too long before incubation. Best results come from four day old eggs with about 5 percent loss after one week. Flock health also affects deformities. disease or poor vitality in breeders increases deformities in hatchlings.

Muscle Building Food in Chicks Diets Gains Priority

The article stresses protein as key to chick growth and poultry profits. It warns losses from insufficient muscle-building feed and advocates milk or meat scraps as primary protein sources. Milk is praised as the most efficient protein for chicks when available, with buttermilk as a viable substitute.

Poultry Feeding And Care Guidelines From Farm Notes

Poultry feeding should include table scraps and kitchen waste and grain once or twice daily. Prefer well shaped pullets and market them at least twice weekly. Monitor mites and parasites, ensure clean housing, and maintain sanitation. Eggs should be fresh with strong shells and infertile eggs kept at high temperatures. provide plenty of nests and keep hens comfortable.

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