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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1914
Page
6
Practical notes urge balanced feeding for chicks and cows, care of calves, and avoiding overtaxing mares. Emphasizes clean water, grit, poultry welfare, hay curing, alfalfa timing, weed control, and careful pasture management for steady farm productivity.
In Mexico City and Veracruz region, rumors spread of an alliance between provisional President Huerta and revolutionary Zapata as tensions rise. Reports claim Huerta enjoys broad support in the capital while the opposition strengthens, and calls for renewed unity across the government amid regional unrest.
The Town Nations Guard members must be vaccinated for typhoid before reporting to duty at Camp Dodge August 10 to 19. About 6,000 men will be in camp. Nebraska units join four Iowa regiments, while one U S Army company from Texas City mobilizes to Des Moines.
Dubuque city reports higher saloon revenue for the quarter ending July with 114 operating saloons in the county. City treasurer notes increased license and tax collections from 400 to 900 annually, while city tax totals rise to 21 625 yearly. the 25 odd tax applies to the county.
George Garner owner of a garage and vehicle place sustained serious injuries when his car ran off the road near Glidden. The driver suffered several broken ribs and minor injuries in the wreck.
The city park in Greene is being improved after years of neglect. Crews install swings for children and add new amenities and repairs to pathways and benches.
Reports from physicians in the Atlantic region discuss garlic as a potential treatment for tuberculosis. A Dublin doctor has published a book on the theory, with trials at New York's Metropolitan Hospital and Italian usage cited. Garlic's key component is highlighted as stronger than in onions, claimed to destroy tubercular activity, with notes on throat tuberculosis and skin cases.
A quoted speaker criticizes sympathy for those with root troubles amid cold conditions. The remark treats public concern as burdensome and mocks the needy, calling into question attitudes toward hardship and climate.
An Indiana reader touts Postum as a coffee substitute that cured stomach complaints headaches and dizziness from coffee use. The testimonial details a wife and father finding relief after switching to Regular or Instant Postum noting taste similarity to mild coffee and affordable prices per cup.
Thomas Inglesbury, three years old, was seriously injured by a playmate wielding scissors during an evening outing. The blade struck his right eye then the left eye, lacerating both sockets. He lies in critical condition at Polyelinia hospital with expected permanent blindness.
Col Theodore Roosevelt denounces the Wilson administration while urging support for Gifford Pinchot for senator and Lew for governor. He argues trusts must be curbed and tariffs reformed through strong commissions without destroying business. He also invites Republicans to join Progressives to defeat the Democrats.
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