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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1923

Page

3

Variety in Street Wear Coats for the New Season

Fashion notes describe spring street coats and two piece suits embracing softer lines, with three piece suits and street frocks featuring cascades and wrap skirts. Velvet fabrics, faux fur collars, and summer fur accents appear, while color settles on tan, deer, navy, brown, and black. Coats show stripes, embroidery, soutache braiding, and metallic girdles. styles include straight and balloon sleeves, with cape-like silhouettes and decorative tassels.

Hotbeds and coldframes aid spring garden work

The article urges every home gardener to use hotbeds and cold frames for early tomato cabbage cauliflower and pepper seedlings. It explains hotbeds heated by manure start plants for transplanting while coldframes protect and harden them before outdoor planting.

Economical winter feed for ewes

For maximum economy the winter feed of ewes should be mainly roughages such as legume hay. When good legume hay is fed with roots or silage, little grain is needed until about a month before lambing. Aim to bring ewes to lambing in vigorous condition for strong milk for newborn lambs.

Spring Cleaning in Favor for Poultry House

The article advises spring cleaning for poultry houses to improve fowl health. It recommends removing droppings, ensuring roosts and dropping boards are cleaned, and exposing them to sunlight after cleaning to rejuvenate birds after winter.

Infertile Eggs for Market Warned in Poultry Advice

Farmers report losses from infertile eggs on the market and are urged to take simple precautions. The key recommendation is to separate roosters from the laying flock as soon as eggs for hatching are gathered.

Sweet Clover Silage Yield When Cut in Full Bloom

Farmers who harvest sweet clover for silage at full bloom can expect 10 to 12 tons per acre. Mowing at this stage will kill the plants, so timing is crucial to maximize yield without destroying the crop.

Suet for the Birda Hang Farmstead Birds Cheer Season

Readable lines describe placing large pieces of suet in trees around a farmstead to feed birds next spring while noting insects may threaten crops and birds may sing. The rustic tone emphasizes seasonal care for wildlife and garden pests.

Much Advantage in Bull Associations

The United States Department of Agriculture reports a rise in cooperative bull associations from 158 to 10 percent of a broader share, now owning 857 bulls. Texas Nebraska and Ohio join Illinois as new members. These clubs help farmers afford high grade sires and standardize bulls, improving local herds to resemble purebred standards within five to six years.

United States Department of Agriculture Nen Texas Nebraska Ohio Clinois

What Good Highways Mean

What Good Highways Mean emphasizes highways as civilizing links and public goods. It describes roads as education enablers, food security protectors, cost reducers, and open-air recreation, linking homes, factories, cities, and farms for a healthier, interconnected society.

Prevention of Pig Losses from Pneumonia in Wet Sties

The article warns that many pigs die from pneumonia when housed in damp, draughty, or water-logged buildings. It recommends waterproofing roofs and preventing outside water from entering. Flooring can be raised by ditching around the exterior and filling interior dirt to divert water.

Big Trucks Destroy Roads In Great National Effort

The article notes large trucks damage pavements as the Good Roads program builds about 600 miles of highway monthly with federal aid. It argues that road destruction by trucks complicates efforts to improve the national transportation system.

Motor Vehicles Pass Station at High Rate on Mass Highway

The bureau of public roads reports a rate of 120 vehicles per minute at an observing station on a trunk-line highway in Massachusetts. The flow continued from noon to 10 p.m. indicating heavy traffic levels for that period.

Massachusetts Massachuesetts Bureau of Public Roads United States Department of Agriculture

Mont Blanc Tunnel Project Compared With Historic Alps Routes

If the Mont Blanc tunnel is completed within five years it will compare favorably with past epic undertakings. The Mersey tunnel took six years for a mile and a half, the Severn four and a third miles fourteen years, Mont Cenis eight miles fourteen, St Gothard nine and a third miles ten, and Simplo n twelve and a quarter miles eight years.

Mont Blanc Mersey Severn Mont Cenis St. Gothard Simplon

Speaking well and ill earns notice and money

The saying notes that being spoken of in a positive way is pleasant, while earning both praise and blame can bring financial value, highlighting how reputation and attention translate into earnings.

Diamond Dyes promise simple home dyeing for all fabrics

An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes with easy steps and guarantees. It claims the dye won't spot fade streak or run and urges buyers to specify wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics for best results.

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