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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
8
A lengthy, era voice compiles practical household farming notes. It covers animal care from dairy cows to poultry, advises on ventilation and bedding, warns about food safety and cleanliness, and stresses proper spraying, feeding, pruning, and farm maintenance for better yields and profits.
The article describes hats featuring white hemp or net bases edged with Irish crochet lace and white tulle roses. It notes a coral velvet bow at the right front, wired to stand against the crown, praised as a perfect design. It discusses using fine lace drapery on the white hemp with ribbon and rosettes, advising minimal fullness to keep the lace prominent.
A guide on polite travel behavior for a well bred girl visiting friends or relatives. It urges adapting to new surroundings, avoiding intimate overfamiliarity, and valuing gracious manners. It stresses punctual meals, kindness to servants, and leaving hosts wishing you would return soon.
The article outlines a smart traveling costume in navy blue serge with a collar and cuffs trimmed in striped blue and white silk. It notes a similar design for tussors, featuring black and white ribbed silk trimming and black silk piping, suited to a stout figure.
From Good Housekeeping advice on hotel travel routines the article cautions travelers about dressing room etiquette avoiding harming others by bustling with glare or crowding. It recommends using the porter to raise upper berths and discreetly preparing in the dressing room before joining the dining room.
A distorted recipe describes mixing eggs milk salt butter baking powder and lemon zest with rice batter then frying portions in hot fat until cooked. The text is garbled with misspellings but indicates batter preparation and frying steps for fritters.
The piece describes eighteenth century poke bonnets at $3 and spring summer millinery trends. Hats show back trimming with bows or clusters of dainty flowers. Crowns fold and tilt to emphasize the poke effect toward the back of the head.
A fragment describes new pessigees and how to tell them apart. It contrasts pink chiffon gowns and coats with pink satin underlines, noting that only a few observers could distinguish which garment suits which wearer.
Nine indictments returned by a federal grand jury charge numerous individuals and associations in a wire trust scheme. Prominent figures include Frank Gould Herbert Satterlee William Palmer Charles Brook er Henry Stoddard and Ferdinand Roebling. Companies named cover copper wire rubber covered wire and related cables. Only two firms are tied to United States Steel. The offense is unlawful restraint of trade in wire products.
Edward Hines Chicago lumberman denied on the witness stand the Funk tale about contributions to Senator Lorimer’s election. He contradicted Cook about a telephone conversation with Governor Denene and described a Union League club discussion with Funk and others. He said he did not tell Lorimer Funk wanted to contribute and denied discussing money for the race.
The First National Bank of Earlaville, New York, reports the Easter cash disappearance. A letter mailed from Utica by Guy H. Clark provided the initial indication of a bank robbery and a theft estimated at $43,000.
Joseph B. Reichman, former president of the Carnegie’s Trane company, was found guilty of Espatete pats fe. the Btate.
The text notes a transformation in religion from a state institution to a personal belief, emphasizing that faith increasingly resides in the individual soul rather than government endorsement or control.
Disjointed OCR fragment references Cole & Co. Black River failures and a quoted line about starting in life. The text includes garbled phrases about pain relief and an unclear anecdote regarding birth and a flying start, lacking coherent context or verifiable facts.
Bishop Thoburn, long a missionary in India, contends that in Washington's patent office one sees hundreds of plow improvements while India has not improved the toothpick in two millennia. He argues that nations without God lack inventive faculty and are among the earth's most savage, unenlightened peoples.
Colorado man credits quitting coffee and using Postum with rapid health gains. He reports improved digestion, resolved nervousness, and a successful life insurance examination after prior rejection due to heart issues. The testimonial cites a pamphlet from Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan.
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