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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1927
Page
6
Lesson on Luke 6 27 38 outlines loving enemies praying for persecutors and doing good to all. It cites Christ's example forgiving as God forgives and living by the Golden Rule. The text argues true disciples endure wrong with patience and practice charity without bias toward friend or foe.
The article describes a 4 H club activity in Albemarle Virginia guided by the Areasafe Department. It emphasizes planning a meal and proper table service, showcasing a coffee service and a low flower centerpiece as examples.
A fragmented transcription lists various salad dressings and methods from a U S Department of Agriculture guideline. It describes emulsified dressings using egg yolk oil and vinegar, and a cooked alternative with sour cream, mustard, paprika, sugar, and salt. It notes caution to keep ingredients cold and to stir slowly to prevent separation.
A fragment cites using honey instead of sugar and CUD for cup in cake recipes. It notes honey sweetening with about one fourth water reduction in liquids and mentions U S Department of Agriculture tests and bulletins distributed on request from Washington.
The New York Live Poultry Commission Merchants Association Greater New York Live Poultry Chamber of Commerce and the U S Department of Agriculture announced a government supervised inspection service for live poultry in New York. The program starts November 15 and runs through June 30 1927 with joint inspection certificates and licensing by the Agriculture Department.
California bulletin notes breeders sought help to combat disease in flocks. It was not roup but a nutritional deficit from green feed. Sprouted forage and root crops help. Shattered clover or alfalfa leaves eaten in morning improve intake. coarser scrap serves as scratch feed.
The article notes mascots as age old charms used to bring good luck or ward off evil. It highlights the tiger shoulder bone as a prized talisman believed to attract fortune, respected by Europeans and natives alike for its tireless, “all upon, its own” mystery.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum as part of the Cuticura Trio with Soap Ointment and Talcum, priced 25e each and marketed as a superior toilet requisite that renders other perfumes unnecessary.
Funchal on Madeira Island remains one of the world’s most peaceful places with uninterrupted peace since its 1418 discovery by Zarco. Despite three captures by British fleets, it stayed Portuguese after wars ended, allowing growth of terraces for vines and inland sugar cane and the city’s pebbled streets to feature intricate white stone patterns.
A long running vegetable butter color product named Dandelion has been sold by drug and general stores for 85 cents per bottle, marketed widely for fifty years. The item appears as a harmless flavoring/coloring additive in food preparation.
In East Africa drought drives wildlife into towns and along roads. Nairobi residents travel short distances from the city to encounter herds of buffalo and rhinos and even lions on routes between towns.
Prof Lucien Daniel a French botanist reports success in grafting a garlic plant with a cabbage plant forming a new botanical product. It remains uncertain if the hybrid retains the odorous qualities of either parent. Independent notes ongoing inquiry into the results.
The state bureau operating prison labor for automobile work reports strong results. With the year’s peak passed and 8,000 more cars licensed than 1925, expenses dropped nearly 50 percent. The bureau was once part of the state department.
A presentation honors Mr Joseph Sturmong of Church Atregt Ellesmere Shropshire England for 47 percent years of service. He has walked 157148 miles six times around the earth and cycled 166000 miles. The text mentions Pterodactyl and Archyopteryx as ancient reptiles and birds from the Mesozoic era.
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