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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1927
Page
6
A nurse's fur coat, left on a hospital patient after an accident, drew bystander attention in Kansas City Missouri. A doctor realized the coat belonged to a nurse at the hospital and noted a red flower on the shoulder.
The line suggests urgency about readiness today to avoid a deficit tomorrow, attributed to Ovyld. It presents a cautionary thought on action and timing, highlighting personal responsibility and forward planning.
Simple meat cake method using lean beef pressed into flat cakes and broiled. For children mix in melted butter and a touch of salt, with eggs optional for flavor and nutrition. Scraped beef yields TENDERER cakes, best when not overcooked and served hot.
A recipe describes crisp crasted corn bread for breakfast or dinner. It lists ingredients such as corn meal, salt, butter, baking powder, sugar, eggs, and milk with variations for sweet or sour milk. Steps include mixing dry ingredients, adding milk and eggs, then melted butter and baking in a shallow heavy pan.
The guide states general use of one to one and a half teaspoonfuls of baking powder per cup of flour for quick breads and cakes. Butter cakes with high fat content may need less. Popovers and sponge cakes are the exception and require no baking powder.
The article advises on sleeves for fleshy arms recommending loose wrist open designs for comfort and grace. It cautions against tight puffed cuffs and details that widen the arm. Long vertical lines and minimal hip-trim balance a figure, with center front and back emphasis for a longer, slimmer look.
Remove a scorch stain from cotton by dampening the area and air drying. For stubborn stains, soak cotton in hydrogen peroxide and cover with a dry cloth then iron gently. Avoid contact between hydrogen peroxide and iron to prevent rust and dye bleaching. use on white fabrics only.
The article argues there is no foundation for the belief that fish is especially valuable for brain power. It notes no experimental evidence that phosphorus is more essential to the brain than nitrogen or potassium and mentions other foods high in phosphorus such as cheese peanuts oatmeal chocolate and graham flour.
The text states that cooking protein generally does not impair its nutritive value and often increases digestibility, but excessive heat can hinder digestion. It highlights that proper cooking improves protein accessibility while overcooking reduces it.
The USDA showcases an ideal farm kitchen design that centers family dining near food prep. An alcove screens unattractive equipment while warm stove heat fills the room. features include a two-drainboard sink with dust closet, garbage incinerator, linoleum flooring, towel dryer, kitchen cabinet, and a mirror.
At the New York State fair the Ithaca College of Agriculture exhibit tested a standard egg with a 16 pound steel hammer. The egg withstood over 560 pounds of pressure before breaking, illustrating shell strength and the value of breeding and feeding for stronger shells to improve freshness and reduce shrinkage in transit.
Farmers use tobacco dust at two percent in mash to kill worms in flocks. Weekly epsom salts at one pound per hundred birds are advised. Gallons can be added to drinking water or wet mash for even distribution. Some use commercial worm capsules with good results. Remove droppings from houses and spread away from poultry houses and range.
G L Stevenson of South Dakota State College urges lay ing hens fed a nourishing mash. The mix uses one-fourth meat and equal parts bran middlings tankage ground oats and cornmeal with barley replacing corn meal. Include two pounds charcoal per 500 pounds meal and about half a pound salt per 100 pounds to improve palatability.
Guidance on housing water, breeding from late-laying hens, early signs of disease, not overfeeding breeders, spring cleaning to control worms, and general care for turkeys and chickens during cold weather. Emphasizes warm houses, grain feeding, cement floors, and selecting uniform sized eggs.
A brief note on Haiti's 10 000 square mile forest area hosting over 100 tree species from mahogany to rare kinds. Mixed tropical forests are dense with underbrush and vines, making traversal hard. trees are categorized by dyes, tanning materials, rubber, cabinet wood, and general construction uses.
About thirty million rabbits were imported into the United States last year to be processed into coats and fur articles. The chinchilla rabbit pelts are valued as the most precious among fur types, with origins traced to France.
Stray Stortes passages feature a dialog where a girl correcting "growling beautiful" to "beautifully" sparks a tense exchange with a brute. The fragment hints at social friction and language emphasis in a constrained scene.
Professor Louise Pound of Nebraska reports a speech by Brudy sha revealing the word yes is fading from English. A canvass of substitutes among youths shows all right you bet OK and various nonsal sounds like gh buh as replacements.
Demand Bayer aspirin or risk fake products. The ad warns buyers to look for the Bayer name on packages or tablets and notes the medicine has been proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 2¢ years. It urges buyers to say Bayer when purchasing aspirin and cautions against imitations.
Giles tells friends about his waterdog missing after being tied by string last night. Ob supposedly left early morning and the dog was gone, a small domestic mystery noted in London Tit-Bits.
A mention of a harmless vegetable butter color branded Dandelion used for decades. Drug stores and general shops offer bottles priced around 85 cents. The radio announcer expresses confidence in his station in life.
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