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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1951
Page
4
A fragmented clipping mentions Marlow Milkers Grange Ven tiation Systems and Firestone sites in Woden Iowa with a phone contact for Ted Hin era at 14 indicating a local business or community notice amid damaged text.
A social note announces Nada Horswell billed for a roller skating event at the Buffalo Center Rollerdrome on Saturday July 21. A card of thanks from George Peterson expresses gratitude for cards flowers and visits during his hospital stay.
Mrs Brown recalls being irritable with her children due to childhood childhood memories of a stern father and strict authority. She explains how unresolved anger from her own upbringing led to repeating harsh behavior. Understanding the past helps her gain better control and cope. Other unhappy childhood experiences may also cause resentment and bitterness.
The piece discusses how unresolved early anger can surface as hostility toward others including family, neighbors, and strangers. It suggests examining childhood experiences to understand and control present temper, noting that recognizing root causes fosters greater agreement.
Francis Kutish of Iowa State College forecasts egg prices will stay higher through late year. Farmers have averaged about 12 cents more per dozen than 1950 as demand strengthens. Despite slightly lower production last year, poultry profits are up since feed costs lag egg prices. Chicks on farms April 1 fell 7 percent from last year, but hatchery activity rose in April and May 1 chicks increased 5 percent.
A three year old Bruce Beuerbach of Keystone received first degree burns when gasoline in a tractor tank exploded during a refueling attempt. the tractor and shed burned. Nearby resident Pat Azeltine of Oskaloosa ingested Black Leaf 40 insecticide. a stomach pump prevented a death and he was discharged the next day.
The article traces early refrigerator car development starting July 1, 1851 on the Northern New York Railroad and notes milestones like 1857 insulated cars for meat shipments from Chicago to New York and Boston. It highlights a 1866 strawberry shipment from Cobden to Chicago, 1872 fruit carloads from Anna to Chicago, and the 1887 patent for the first refrigerator car plus later meat and fish designs and 1880s practical refrigeration with artificial tea. It also mentions California fruit shipments beginning June 24, 1806 and the rise of standardized cars for high speeds and frozen foods.
Irving J. Mark of North Dakota Agricultural College extension service urges better ventilation for winter poultry houses. He warns against overclosing pens and recommends open windows in mild weather and exhaust fans to move air. required air moves per bird vary by breed.
A study of over 1000 dairy herds finds environment strongly affects mastitis risk. Better housing stall space bedding and feed reduce infection. proper milking improves cows’ resistance. Poorly cared for herds show higher disease incidence and milk losses.
In six months ending December 1950 civilian road deaths reached about 19,500, nearly triple the 6,200 U S casualties in Korea. Officials warn the high auto toll could hinder defense plans for 1951 unless urgent action is taken.
Archaeologists find evidence of domesticated sheep as early as the stone age and note that modern life remains heavily dependent on wool from sheep, despite searches for synthetic substitutes.
Dr. Gordon H. Ball of the University of California Los Angeles reports that protozoan parasites in ocean crabs can harm crab tissues. Colonies cling to ducts inside the crab, potentially closing openings and damaging cells, though not harmful to humans if crabs are eaten.
University of Chicago doctors Dr. Robert H. Ebert and Dr. Robert W. Wissler used a rabbit ear chamber window to observe cortisone's impact on serum sickness. Eleven rabbits received sensitizing shots. five were treated with cortisone before the final shot to gauge disease suppression and tissue changes.
An explanation of why carbon monoxide does not settle to the ground. It is lighter than air when cooled and gas mixtures diffuse to distribute evenly. In air it oxidizes to carbon dioxide, preventing harmful buildup.
Labradocite, dubbed the cock or fire rock of Canada’s northeastern coast, is among the newest substances for costume jewelry. A member of the feldspar family, it will join a growing range of materials that have transformed the jewelry trade over the past 15 years.
Rest wool clothes a few days after wearing to extend their life and prevent bulging or stretching. Prolonged sitting can cause wrinkles, but resting allows wool to spring back and reduces need for leaf pressing. Hang on hangers and avoid tight closet storage to preserve shape.
A new finish forms patterns from tiny crystals to long needles resembling frost. Available clear and colored coatings, opaque or translucent, for glass steel drugs aluminum plastics and wood.
Lakota residents hosted relatives and friends from Wells Cedar Rapids Shel den Fort Dodge Algona and Aurora Illinois with numerous Sunday dinners and visits. The Lakota Lads held a July 9 meeting at John Scott's home with eleven members as Larry Trenary and Jerald Heetland led a livestock marketing discussion.
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