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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1930
Page
4
A Brazil tree produced seedless fruit over a century ago and sparked the name nav el oranges. Brought to the United States in 1870 and two small California trees in 1878 helped seed a major industry. Today California shipments need about 65,000 freight cars annually and fill 25 million boxes.
A brief quip culture item notes a wife saying she trusts her husband only while in sight and replies with a sharp line about nearsightedness. It contrasts trust with humor and points to aging romance as a stubborn, comic pursuit.
Advert says indigestion stems from acid condition and claims Phillips Milk of Magnesia quickly restores digestion after meals. It tones down sourness and gas, preventing post meal distress, and offers lasting relief unlike soda.
USDA dairy experts at Maryland's dairy experiment farm promote a system where cows are driven to a stationary milking unit. Gates confine cows in milking stalls, allowing quick release after milking. The method suits new barns and converting beef operations to dairying while simplifying cleaning and grain delivery.
Guidance on using sweet clover as dairy cow feed. It is a biennial crop, best seeded with oats or barley in spring, with cautious initial grazing after dry conditions. Recommend two-year rotation with yearly seeding, inoculation, and caution for fall sowing with rye or wheat.
Guidance on barn ventilation for dairy cows, silage and hay intake, and feeding rations. Notes include daily forage amounts per 100 pounds body weight, use of alfalfa or clover hay, pasture introduction timing, calf feeding method, and roughage digestible protein requirements.
Lesson outlines Jesus compassion for the harvest and the need for workers. It covers the plenteous harvest, the Twelve sent forth, Pentecost onward testimony, and timeless discipleship duties amid opposition and division.
A reflective line by William Douglas Mackenzie on prayer and divine aid. It portrays prayer as a power that awakens new possibilities not possible without petition. The quote emphasizes faith’s role in enabling God to act in response to earnest supplication.
A religious reflection notes that the power of the blood offers mercy for even the deepest sins, with a warning that none are beyond reach until the gates of hell close.
A brief classified notice announces a fifteen thousand dollar farm near town with a hundred fifty acres, adjoining a high school and churches on a hard road. Modern house listed under Willis Wose of Champaign Illinois.
A V G gathering in London recounts a WWI trench tale about a wounded man urging a comrade to walk backwards to dodge bullets. The page also advertises seed potatoes, a Brown County South Dakota stock farm for sale with 1900 acres and facilities, and a family life insurance policy offering various benefits.
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