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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1921
Page
8
Entomologists report effective beet control using tobacco dust and arsenate of lead pastes. A formula with lead arsenate, fish oil soap, and water creates a sticker for thorough leaf coverage, with three sprays at five to eight day intervals. Nicotine solutions offer another control, though not complete, while crop health and clean culture improve results.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture experts outlines broom corn fiber demand from 70 years ago. The Bureau of Markets details pricing and distribution concepts, noting limited current use and the role of marketing agencies in developing efficient systems for key crops.
Fragments show unclear references to Sweet Glover and a ground issue. The text includes stray phrases and misordered words suggesting a damaged OCR. No cohesive event or clear entities emerge beyond the name Sweet Glover and a mention of ground.
Government agricultural experts advise alfalfa producers to favor fewer cuttings per year to allow healthy regrowth. They note large tonnage can be achieved with three instead of four cuts, with attention to timing after harvest and before frost.
The article describes fall fashion for one piece frocks and suit frocks. It notes figures adjust these dresses gracefully with varied waist definitions and silhouettes. Styles include jackets capes and wraps, box and size platings, and long petal motifs carried from summer into autumn.
Instructions to farmers describe culling hens during summer and early fall, starting in July and August. Indicators include a bright red comb during laying, and pale or dull combs when not laying. Molting signs such as short pin feathers and feather growth indicate reduced production, while pelvic bone closure helps confirm non laying.
The article previews an intriguing fall and winter hat collection exploring new fabrics and trimmings. It discusses duvetyn and sholinr cloths, brocade, lattice braids, beads, soutache, ribbons, feathers, and silk embroidery, highlighting soft crowns and decorative coronets with jeweled pins and ribbon accents.
In a street exchange an architect brushes off a hopeful father’s offer to apprentice his son. The boy designed a garden for a Christmas tree, the father notes, signing for eight dollars but costing eight hundred twenty one, prompting talk of latent genius.
Advertisement notes that true Aspirin bears the Bayer name on package or tablets and warns buyers to avoid counterfeit products. It claims aspirin is proven safe by millions and lists common uses plus small 12 tablet tins and larger packages sold by druggists.
The article recalls strict observances around the emperor in 1867, when no Japanese could view the crown prince or emperor. Shutters, blinds, and even newspapers were used to block sight of the royal figures, with only couriers and commands visible to waiting officials. Traditions eased later, but viewing the emperor remains a sensitive matter.
A fragment quotes banter about Saint Swithin and rain, noting wet weather talk and an exchange about water with a weathered tone in New York Sun style. The snippet reflects playful, public curiosity over showers and timing.
Drainage is crucial for managing alkaline soils and achieving good crop outcomes. The text stresses drainage as an absolute necessity and notes that well-drained soils prevent issues, aiding crop handling and yields in alkaline areas.
Police arrested a man described as Justifiable Ganalbaliem aA mao yesterday on charges related to defrauding a cab driver named Brooklyn Engle after an alleged incident involving the driver being eaten.
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