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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1936

Page

6

Fairs and Expositions Shape Nation’s Cultural Rise

National Geographic notes that the United States has long hosted world expositions, shaping national identity from Philadelphia 1876 to Chicago 1893 and beyond. The text tracks the rise of fairs as cultural and transportation milestones, linking early medieval trade fairs to modern international exhibitions and their architectural legacies.

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England and France Struggle Over Costs of War Experiments

Paris and London confront postwar money issues as England withdraws from Ethiopian policy and France reels from rising prices and foreign visitor losses. Arthur Brisbane notes Britain’s war department assurances failing and Mussolini’s gambit leaving England poorer. Gerard urges better foreigner handling amid high costs and anti foreign sentiment. A July 14 scene on the Champs Elysees shows the tension between luxury and austerity as natives feel blamed for the “prisoners of starvation” plight.

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Parasite Control to Improve Flock Health and Vigor

Extension Poultryman O C Ufford outlines parasite control for flocks. Internal parasites like round and tapeworms rise but can be prevented by fresh ground for chicks, while external parasites such as lice and mites are managed with nicotine sulphate dips, sodium chloride dusts, and commercial sprays. Strong dips sprayed on roosts and coop surfaces during warm months help reduce parasite spread and improve vigor and production.

O. C. Ufford Extension Poultryman Colorado State College WNU Service

Best Time to Caponize From Two to Four Months

Cockerels may be caponized at two to four months old or 1 to 2 pounds, with weight as a better guide. Keep without food 24 to 36 hours before and separate afterward, then resume normal ration. Barred Rocks and other American breeds suit medium capons. heavy breeds yield over 10 pounds. Barred Rocks favored. yellow-skinned breeds popular in markets. Demand peaks November through April. 9 to 10 pounds of feed per pound gain. Profit depends on costs and prices, though capons surpass mature fowls on the table.

New Yorker R. I. Reds Jersey Giants

Feathery Roundup of Goose Breeds and Origins

The article lists major goose breeds including Toulouse Embden African Chinese Canada Wild and Egyptian. It notes ornamental use for Egyptian geese in parks, cites Toulouse origin in France, Embden origin in Central Europe, and mentions the African as a cross between Chinese and Toulouse with two Chinese varieties, white and brown.

Toulouse Canada France Bremen Europe

Keep Pens Clean After Poultry Disease Recovery

If poultry has had a disease and recovered the pens are infested with germs. They must be cleaned before new birds can be placed to prevent contamination. Thoroughly cleanse the yard and remove all residue then cover damp areas with unslacked lime.

Cod Liver Oil Benefits for Poultry Industry

Cod liver oil and vitamins A and D concentrates are crucial for poultry health, preventing nutritional diseases from vitamin deficiencies. The Rural New Yorker notes that tested oils show clear results, reflecting improved production, refinement, and standardization recently achieved.

Wheat and corn mixture for quality grain blends

When good wheat is available on the farm, mix equal parts yellow corn and wheat for an excellent grain blend. If wheat is unavailable, use standard middlings or a combination of wheat bran and middlings. Ensure wheat by products are high quality. Occasionally dirt and weed seeds mix with middlings as wheat middlings with mill run screenings.

On a Journey for eBus and New Adventures With Christ

Lesson outlines how the early church began Antioch's mission effort and the spread of the gospel. It covers model mission church, base of operation, home church, missionaries, and experiences from Acts 11 and 13, stressing Spirit guidance, opposition, and leading men to Christ.

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Learning From Suffering Quote by Bishop Hall

A brief reflection cites Bishop Hall asserting that one week of suffering teaches more about God and self than a lifetime of prosperity. The note frames suffering as a catalyst for spiritual insight without extraneous detail.

Bishop Hall

More Work Not Less Says Rabson on Troubles

Roger W Rabson argues progress comes through intensified effort, not reduced labor, urging perseverance over shortcuts. He contends that sustained work builds resilience, problem solving, and long term success in facing social and economic challenges.

Roger W. Rabson

Possessions To Know How To Dispense With Things

Regnard urges mastery of disposal as a form of possession in a concise aphorism style note suggesting control over material matters through deliberate release.

Regnard

A Lovely Frock for Twelves to Twenties

A stylish simple frock for teens to twenty, chic and easy to sew with seven pieces. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1933-B targets sizes 12 through 20, bust 32 to 38. Size 14 uses 4 yards of fabric. send 15 cents and order to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. Chicago.

Barbara Bell Sewing Circle Pattern Dept W. Adams St Chicago Bell Syndicate WNU

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