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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1945
Page
8
A magazine style guide promotes easy entertaining with no hot stove, featuring parties on the lawn, buffet style salads, and blue green decor. It lists party beverages including orange punch and fruit lemonade, with simple prep notes and serving ideas for gatherings.
Easy sipping ideas for iced beverages include honey instead of sugar with lemon and orange wedges, frozen fruit juice ice cubes, and fruit bits or mint in ice. Suggest chilled tomato juice with ginger, apricot nectar with lemon, and iced coffee topped with meyingue and elanamon for a party touch.
Lynn Chambers proposes party refreshments featuring punch with assorted finger sandwiches pudgies and mints or small candies as dessert options with accompanying recipes.
The American troops arrive in Adano led by Major Joppolo and Sergeant Horth to restore order and aid civilians. Despite General Marvin’s carts ban, Joppolo okays food and water deliveries, prompting Mayor Natta’s capture as he vows revenge and warns Americans will pay.
The escape plan by German aided Mayor Nasta fails to hold and he is recaptured near Vicinamare. Sergeant Borth's jeep ambush leads to Nasta's surrender as townsfolk listen to radio at Doppe Lavoro clubs. Major Joppolo confronts the escapee, condemning his actions while Lojacono’s artwork mirrors the town’s mood.
In a harbor crowd, Lojacono completes a vivid mural on the Mister Major boat while villagers debate its symbolism. The fishing fleet prepares to sail after a brisk day, with a three thousand two hundred pound catch and anticipation for Ash. Major Joppolo admires the scene as townsfolk await the next chapter.
USDA notes harvest of legume and grass seed will triple farmers’ returns via income, seed for livestock, and soil protection. 1945 acreage rises 67 percent with clover and alfalfa seed needs around 179,000 and 100 million pounds respectively. Demand driven by Europe and domestic hay needs. Legumes and grasses curb erosion, fix nitrogen, and support crop rotations. Prices look strong for 1945-46, aiding farm profits.
A cheerful description promotes a practical sun suit for a young girl with a ticrac trimmed bolero to limit sun exposure. It advertises pattern No. 6863 for sizes 2 3 4 years, includes cherry applique pattern, and asks buyers to send 16 cents plus name and address. War conditions may delay fulfillment.
The guide prescribes killing bean beetles including Mexican bean beetle Jem and Yeaf beetle right away by cryolite spray or dust every 10 days until pods form. Afterward use rotenone. Cryolite spray mixes one ounce per gallon water. Dust uses four parts to one pound talc. Rotenone spray uses Derris cube root powder five percent rotenone at four dunces per one gallon water. Dust uses ready dust with at least one percent rotenone.
Time, money, injuries and deaths from tractor accidents can be prevented by proper operation. Avoid holes or ditches that cause overturns. Drive slowly on turns and during braking. Never ride on the draw bar and no riders. Make adjustments with tractor idle. Stop PTO before dismounting. Ensure power line shielding is in place. Do not operate in a closed building. Refuel when cool. Put gear shift in neutral before cranking.
The Minnesota agricultural experiment station reports that severe price discrimination against pregnant yearling heifers is unjustified when sold by the end of the fifth month of gestation. Slaughter tests show pregnant heifers finish well and dressing percentage and market grade are not reduced.
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