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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
8
Fragmentary Texts Reflect Unclear Historical Note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions distances from Australia and a British empire port, plus unclear terms like anniballam and youth, offering no clear event, names, dates, or verifiable facts to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aus
Anniballam
The Salad Woman and May Appleby Reunion
Mark Londate awaits May Appleby in the Yellow Daughters tea shop as a distant romance returns. After years of silence and a vanished Appleby family, he learns May loves him too and the two heroes plan a discreet future while unsure crowds watch from the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Are Lonsdale
Ori
Appleby
Mark
Far West
British Columbia
Alaska
May
Shands
May Appleby
Alen Appleby
Detecting Acid Soils Shrink Clover Yields
Farmers struggle with clover due to acid soils. A test using blue litmus paper helps detect sour soil. mix samples from various field areas, expose to litmus, and look for blue paper turning red. Lime is the remedy. consult Purdue Bulletin 46 from Purdue University Agricultural Department for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdva University
Agricultural Department
Lafayette
Ind
Fall and Spring Pigs Show Similar Feed Needs
University of Minnesota farm experiments reveal fall pigs require more diverse seeds for growth than spring pigs due to green crops shortages. Fall pigs gain rapidly when housed well, while feed amounts to gains are nearly the same across seasons. Cheaper winter feed lowers costs, and fall pigs fetch higher prices due to market timing. Raising two litters yearly reduces overhead for brood sows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swine Husbandry
University Farm
St. Paul
Factors That Extend Life of Peach Trees
The soil should not be too rich in nitrogen and sandy or heavy clay soils can both support productive orchards. Potash and lime are favorable and essential to long life. Peach trees can bear into seventy years on limestone hills with proper site selection and careful care including fertilization and pruning.
Acreage of Gay Beans Rises in 1924 Across States
The area planted with beans for grain in northern states grew about 25 percent in 1924. Nationally, U S acreage for grain beans reached an estimated 524,000 acres, up from 402,000 in 1923, a rise of 18 percent. October crop condition averaged 70 percent nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pure Bred Sire Is Best for Breeding
O A Reed formerly of Kanaas and affiliated with Michigan College of Agriculture argues future herd development hinges on the sire. He notes the sire represents half the herd and stresses pure bred status with strong female ancestry and documented production records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ays O. A. Reed
Kanaas
Michigan College of Agriculture
Kansas Bulletin No
Codling Moth Survives Cold Weather Says Ohio Expert
T H Parks of Ohio State University notes that codling moth larvae often overwinter as caterpillars under loose bark and can survive significant cold. Experiments in Washington show mortal temperatures around 25 below zero rare, 15 below zero leaves about 80 percent intact. Natural checks include heat, birds, and parasites, while apple crop failure can reduce harm by removing food. In following years after crop failures, a careful three spray program remains essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
T. H. Parks
Ohio State University
Egg production hinges on green feeds for hens
Experts from Clemson College urge fall and winter hens to have ample green food. Extension poultry specialist D B Hall cites two methods: plant greens in the yard or provide daily green food from another source. Best greens include rape cabbage collards oats rye and similar crops. Plant now to boost winter egg prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya D
Hall
Clemson College
Ungraspable Odds for Winter Farm Work
A reader notes that even well repaired tools and sturdy doors cannot ward off winter misfortune. The piece urges keeping the mailage cutter in good repair to avoid delays when needed.
Cross Word Fad Found Helpful in Insomnia
A Philadelphia medical leader touts crossword puzzles as a remedy for insomnia noting players relax mentally. He and his wife use word games to ease professional stress while other doctors turn to chess football and similar diversions. Advertisement for Cuticura Talcum follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Chess
Red Indian Elected as Canadian Solon in Quebec Race
Ludger Eastein of the Huron tribe becomes the first Indian elected to Quebec's legislature, winning a Conservative by election in Quebec County over Liberal B Bedard. Wealthy tannery operator from Lorette, Eastein previously won a Privy Council damages award of 800000 and serves as director in multiple enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludger Eastein
Quebec
B. Bedard
Christian Science Monitor
Eastein
Canada
Lorette
Damagea
Privy Council
Cole Carbellaatve Ad Sows Pain Relief Claims
A fragmented advert in a historic page mentions Cole Co and J W Cole Co with references to pain relief, a car and various nonsensical phrases. The readable bits imply a generic product promotion without clear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
J. W. Cole Co
Flocksford. Il
Varied Mile Lengths Across Lands and Times
The piece notes that miles differ by region as the Spanish, Welsh and Dutch miles are three and a half times the English mile while the German mile is four times as long. It mentions even within a country the last mile of a day's walk can be longer than the preceding miles and ends with a reflection on philanthropists.
The Thinking Reed Man and Pascal Wisdom
The quote presents a contrast between human intellect and cosmic power. It notes that a mere reed may think and endure, yet a vapor or drop could kill him. Even if the universe crushed him, man remains greater for knowing his own death and the universe’s ignorance of that knowledge.
Green's August Flower Promises Digestive Relief Worldwide
Green's August Flower presents a long proven remedy for nervous dyspepsia, sour stomach, indigestion, and digestive disorders. The ad claims fifty eight years of successful use in millions of households and availability in 80 and 90 cent bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady
Radio adoption spreads official Soviet news to papers
Radio in Red Russia Kosta on the Russian telegraph agency generalizes radio for supplying official news to Russian newspapers. By January first radio receiving sets will be in 40 newspapers within 800 miles of Moscow from Archangel to Nikolayev and from Minsk to Samara, extending across the Arctic circle to the Black Sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio
Red Russia
Kosta
Russian Telegraph Agency
Moscow
Archangel
Arctic Circle
Nikolayev
Black Sea
Minsk
Samara
Volga River
Bayer Aspirin Warning Ad Promotes Safety Claim
Advertisement urges buyers to ensure Bayer on package or tablets to receive genuine Bayer Aspirin. Claims the product is proven safe by millions and prescribed for 28 years, warning imitators may be dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Aidv
Soap Premium Furniture Offer Sparks Mirthful Chat
Miss Dash jokes about furnishing a home through soap premium certificates in a light exchange with Mr. Jones. The conversation turns on a friend who supposedly acquired six rooms of furniture via the scheme, while the other rooms remained stocked with soap.
Million Americans Hold Life Policies At One Million Plus
The Insurance Press announces that about 120 Americans carry life insurance policies valued at one million dollars or more. The report highlights the growing prevalence of large individual policies among the insured population.
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