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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
8
A brief note indicates a woman endured three months of hardship at the Peisytrom pay office located on 210 Sixth Street in Montevideo Minnesota.
A fragment from the Indianapolis Star recounts a familiar courthouse figure Stephen Fullen narrating about his niece. The piece depicts a humorous christening poem, gossip among admirers, and a quip about Banta Claus avoiding arrest for speeding amid social ambitions.
A 19th century poultry advisory stresses careful cleaning and disinfection of incubators before each hatch. It advises selecting only strong stock eggs, storing no more than two weeks at or below 60 degrees, turning eggs daily after day seven, and maintaining uniform heat. It warns against overcrowding and notes cooling slightly alters hatch timing.
Text outlines incubation care with 24 hours after hatching for chicks to be dried and fluffed. Only those meeting the standard are kept. others should be killed. Those meeting criteria gain vigor for successful brooding.
Colorado experiment station director warns the leaf-roller pest is a serious threat in many orchards. Eggs laid in gray patches on tree trunks overwinter and hatch as leaf buds swell. Early spring spraying before bud break is the best control.
The article warns that tubercular hens fail to lay and can spread disease to cattle via roosting chickens and mangers. It notes milk can transmit infection to humans.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the piece urges farmers to secure bulls in nose-ring pens or inner pens to eliminate handling. It cites a New York dairy bull incident where a trained helper died after a gentle bull knocked down its owner and gored a worker, stating such accidents show no bull is safe in trust.
Farmers and merchants urged to improve candling of eggs to remove doubt about quality before sale. Dairy experts warn doubtful eggs harm prices and reputation. The U S Department of Agriculture offers Bulletin 565 How to Candle Eyes with methods for small and large quantities.
Sweet clover, once viewed as a weed, now proves a valuable crop on thousands of farms. It supports fall wheat and corn, improves soil, and yields remunerative crops. Its pasture value stands out as red clover recedes, with reports of two to three head per acre.
An advertisement warns that only Bayer Tablets of Aspirin are genuine and safe as prescribed for colds pains and headaches. It notes unbroken packages include proper directions and lists 12 tablet boxes and larger bottles while calling Bayer’s aspirin a trade mark for monoacetic acid ester of salicylic acid.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble often misattributed to other causes. Poor kidney health can lead to back pain headaches low energy and irritability. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is advertised as restoring kidney liver and bladder health and a sample bottle is offered by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
An old advertisement promises Coles Carbolisateé Quickly Reliever cures burning itching and torture akin diseases. It claims instant pain relief from burns and healing without scar. The promotion urges asking a druggist or sending to The J. W. Cole Co Rockford Al for a package. It closes with a real estate agent pitch.
A Des Moines reader recounts years of dizziness stomach pain and weakness misdiagnosed as heart nerves or stomach. After trying Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery the narrator improved after two bottles and asserts the remedy saved his life recommending it to others.
Advert sees popular party treat as men enjoy yellied desserts. One Plymouth Rock Gelatine box yields several desserts and multiple recipes, enough for three or four meals per box.
A Buffalo Express excerpt describes Isaac Cohen displaying a diamond ring on his hand with the gem inside, provoking a playful rebuke from his friend Yeane who points out the ring is worn the wrong way. Cohen argues the proper pose varies by expression, palm down versus up.
In a London Tit-Bits style note Sammy asks why gentlemen take typewriters to the theater. His father’s machine is questioned with a playful exchange about Decameron Nights being seen that night.
A short line notes that mocking others' troubles invites trouble for the friend who laughs. The aphorism warns against ridicule among peers and implies social consequences for derisive behavior.
The piece notes how White Christmas savings clubs began about 15 years ago and grew with World War I era habits. It cites bank lore from Hyde Park and explains how savings via payroll deductions and thrift stamps formed a lasting habit, with 1920 21 membership doubling and overall deposits reaching 196 million dollars for 1921.
An advertisement urges readers to use Cuticura Ointment for itchy scalp and rashes, followed by Cuticura Soap and hot water for daily cleansing. It touts gentleness and suggests routine use to achieve clear skin and soft hands.
In Indianapolis a boxing fan recalls a friend gave him a ticket to Thanksgiving day matches in Tomlinson lane. After visiting a doctor and running errands the fan admits he went home and forgot all about the bout until it ended.
An aviator tells a timid traveler that flying is simple and to sit quietly. The passenger asks what if something happens, and the pilot reassures him to grab the first solid thing and hold tight.
A Chicago merchant meets a job applicant who earns a position after a short exchange. When asked about his background the applicant offers more questions, but the merchant dismisses antecedents saying only his later record matters. He is told to report to Mrs Smith next Monday.
The City Star reports that the civic league women raided a poker game upstairs over the Palace drug store. Old Itley Hezziden laments losing a place to loaf as Constable Slacke responds.
A public statement declares wild predators that prey on other animals must be exterminated. Authorities emphasize a broad campaign across regions to eliminate these threats and restore balance to ecosystems.
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