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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1940

Page

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Making the Coin of the Realm At Rate of 16 Million Per Day

A historical look at the U S Bureau of Engraving and Printing process shows daily production of about 16 799 283 dollars in new paper money. The dollar's short life ends with recall and destruction while workers like Mrs Isabel Gaither oversee sheets and tests. The treasury building near the Hamilton statue reflects founding sites chosen by Andrew Jackson.

Treasury Department Uncle Sam Washington Isabel Gaither Bureau of Engraving and Printing Treasury Building Alexander Hamilton the Treasury Andrew Jackson

Seclerotherap And Its Field Of Usefulness

A discussion on emerging medical specialization introduces sclerotherapy, its meaning, and potential applications. It outlines conditions treatable by sclerotherapy from veins and arteries to cystic enlargements and hernias, highlighting the evolving approach to shock, transfusions, and the role of glandular extracts in early therapies.

H. I. Blegeleisen Selerother

Interview With John Sitting Bull The Deaf-Mute Son

Elmo Scott Watson recounts an interview with John Sitting Bull, son of Tatanka i Yotanka. The tale covers his family, the Little Bighorn scar, and the 1890 assault leading to Sitting Bull's death, with vivid recollections of the siege by Indian police and soldiers at Standing Rock.

John Sitting Bull McCoy Thad D. F. Barry Little Big Horn River Montana Long Hair General Custer Sitting Bull Tim McCoy Royal North-West Mounted Police of Canada Boundary Line John Crowfoot Standing Holy Stanley Vestal Reno Custer Little Big Horn The Houghton Mu W. F. Drum Fort Yates Grand River Standing Rock James McLaughlin Indian Bureau Bullhead Eagle Man Ating Bull Vestal Pullat Catch-the-Bear Red Tomahawk Crowfant Meta Brosst Butthead E. G. Fechet Otter Robe Sitting Hall Hest Anthus Tatanks D. ¥. Barry Novay Dakota

Loss by fires great on farms

Rural fire losses run high with farmers urged to act as their own fireman and chief. Proper building layout at right angles to winds, fire resistant roofs, chimney soot removal, and careful handling of fuels reduce risk. Regular furnace and stove inspections plus grounded conductors help deter lightning fires. Ladders and water or extinguishers at hand save many properties.

U. S&s

Overcrowding In Poultry Linked To Cannibalism And Egg Loss

A report from H W Titus of the federal bureau of poultry nutrition links overcrowding to feather picking cannibalism and egg eating in poultry. Diets with barley or oats reduce feather picking while calcium deficiency increases egg eating. Ruby glass in coops and ruby lamps are suggested as simple preventive measures. Egg consumption rises with overcrowding and calcium shortage remains a major factor.

H. W. Titus Federal Bureau of Poultry Nutrition

Worm Free Chicks Safer From Colds

Danger of colds in poultry flocks lessened by keeping birds worm free. Worms lower body resistance and colds and worms often go together. Watch droppings and examine intestinal tract of birds processed for eating. Treat with worm capsules if worms found. After treatment cleanse and disinfect house and remove droppings. Keep birds confined 36 hours and protect against drafts and crowding with a balanced ration.

Fruit and Vegetable Sales Grow Across Twenty Years

Officials of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea company report average per capita consumption of fruits and vegetables in America has doubled in twenty years. They credit modern refrigeration and improved transportation for the rise, noting consumption may be two to three times higher now than twenty years ago and six to ten times higher than forty years ago.

America Great Atantic & Pacific Tea Company

Burn Out Stump Burning Method Described

The method uses saltpeter to burn stumps. A two inch deep hole is drilled or heated, two ounces of saltpeter placed inside, water added to the top, sealed, then filled with paraffin or fuel oil and set aflame. When the saltpeter and fuel ignite, the stump should burn away.

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