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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1936
Page
6
A fragmented historical OCR piece hints at political measure discussion and social themes. It references public figures and contested actions, mentioning accountability and potential success tied to public support and perseverance.
An oldEtiquette note promotes chewing gum as aid to digestion after festive meals. Hostesses introduce a wider acceptance of gum with coffee in the sitting room, with cigarettes, or on the table after dessert. It helps satisfy a craving for sweets when one feels unable to swallow more.
An assertion that a sound mind leads to directed, efficient bodily actions, highlighting the link between mental clarity and disciplined physical response.
A promotional message urges readers to consult doctors before trying untested preparations and promotes Genuine Bayer Aspirin as safer and faster for headaches and common pains. It notes prior medicines could harm the stomach or heart and claims Bayer’s discovery changed medical practice.
Virginia Vale reviews show business glimpses from a hockey crowd to Lily Pons in I Dream Too Much. Joe E Brown and Pat O Brien share a moment with a fan during intermission while Lily Pons shines in a comedy musical.
Sir Frederick O Conster recalls a 1920 Simla haunting. A Gurkha orderly, a hired bungalow, and a medium reveal the ghost of a former occupant. An eerie rendezvous at 8 30 pm with a shade seen by the narrator but not by all.
The text discusses obesity causes and symptoms, noting fat distribution patterns, breathlessness, thirst, and organ strain. It then shifts to children, listing eye-related behaviors signaling possible vision issues and parent observations. The piece ties weight, health, and ocular signs into a cautionary overview.
Henry Van Roekel of Massachusetts State College-WNU Service argues that testing 14 000 chicks shows the whole blood method is ineffective for establishing pullorum disease free flocks. The tube method, used in Massachusetts for 16 years, reliably detects delayed reactions and field conditions, aiding eradication. The whole blood test is sensitive to dilution, environment, and test execution, risking backward steps in disease control.
The feed hopper should be V shaped and sized to deliver all feed, preventing waste from birds throwing or fouling it. Elevate trough no higher than reach, keep birds from perching, and avoid moist mashes in hopper.
As the laying season nears, geese should receive a laying mash of bran wheat middlings whole ground oats ground corn alfalfa meal meat scrap bone meal galt and water to a crumbly texture. Feed each morning and allow 15 minutes for consumption. Provide grit and oyster shells during the laying season.
A poultry expert states raw potatoes are not recommended but boiling and mashing them with grain mash yields good results. Start with a small amount and increase until potato mash is one third of the grain mash, and avoid sudden ration changes for laying hens.
Salt added to drinking water or mash and pine boughs in pens aid hens picking. Eggs retain carbon dioxide if coated and kept at 40 to 50 degrees Fahrenheit, helping maintain quality. Accurate flock records quantify profits or losses from flock operations. Bogland’s hen population is about 80 million, including backyard flocks. Range hens use less feed than confined birds, possibly boosting production.
A concise note on the evolution from barter to money. It explains how early exchange relied on direct goods and later shifted to a commonly valued commodity usable across communities, signaling the forerunner of modern money. The piece cites Ireland's Own as its source.
Indigenous residents living on the white man’s diet show early dental decay signs as they adapt to new foods. The report notes rising cavities among the Fistslanders and American Indians.
A reflective note discusses the light-hearted nature of the light headed and contrasts it with heavier moods, suggesting levity as a coping stance. The piece foregrounds a playful tone and sociable demeanor in ordinary life.
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