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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1914
Page
3
A dense collection of advice on pig care, poultry, crop management, and dairy practices. Topics include grazing and weaning, weed control, watering, soil nutrition, animal nutrition, and sanitation for hogs sheep and cattle, with emphasis on hay, silage, clover, corn, alfalfa, and milk quality.
The article reviews taffeta afternoon gowns with short sleeves and V necklines suiting slender figures, notes tunic cuts and lace guimpes, and praises taffeta for street wear and evening use. It discusses materials, trimming, ribbons, and cost, emphasizing home sewing as affordable for modest budgets.
Three black moire hats show a new use of glossy moire ribbon to cover hats and form wings, bows and ears. Styles suit fall as well as summer with buckram frames, satin underbodies, and ribbon plaiting by professionals. Julia Bottomley reports on the practical, fashionable trend.
In St Louis a neighborhood scene ends with a cat named Tartar killed after a sudden bulldog attack. Tartar, famed for terrorizing dogs, was overpowered when the bulldog clamped his neck and shook the cat until it lay broken in a yard behind a store.Residents watched from porches and windows as the dog victoriously departed.
Homer Ammons searched for a lost cow nearly a day and slipped down a cliff near a sighting, finding the cow hanging by head and horns in a large oak branch as the animal fed at the treetop edge. His arm was injured during the descent and several neighbors helped recover the cow.
Mrs Elizabeth Davison screamed and died at a Chicago cinema after viewing a film scene depicting an Indian battle. The incident occurred during the screening, with authorities investigating the events surrounding her sudden death.
A child named Jimmy explains his little brother fell at the hilltop and rolled to the bottom. The description is conveyed in a dialogue about a late event and a misnaming of the child.
A Cincinnati Enquirer item presents a satirical quip declaring male superiority with a jab about headaches. The line plays on gender stereotypes and humor reflective of period newspaper humor.
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