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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
2
The United States Department of Agriculture urges replacing heavy winter curtains with lighter year-round or seasonal second sets. Draw curtains enable airflow and light control, improving comfort, appearance, and privacy without bare rooms.
The article outlines preserving fresh strawberries by hot packing for canning to keep flavor. It details using sugar and water, fifteen minutes simmer, overnight rest, reheat and hot-pack into jars, then five minutes in a hot water bath. It promotes USDA guidance and Farmers' Bulletin 1471-F for home canning.
Instructions warn against storing liquid foods in galvanized iron vessels and using them in preserves or jellies. Zinc dissolving from the coating may taint taste and harm safety, causing unpleasant effects.
A historical note explains that the common house fly spreads typhoid by feeding on waste and transferring germs to food. The document details how flies pick up typhoid on their feet and contaminate food, potentially causing illness if the food is not cooked.
Basic method to prevent curdling by properly combining tomato and milk. Use two pans to separately cook tomatoes and a paste of butter flour and stock or water, then blend and heat to serve without further cooking.
Chocolate comes from roasted seeds of tropical trees, differing in genus from those producing cocoa. Grinding seeds without germ and husk yields chocolate with 50 percent fat or more. Pressed for cocoa fat or butter to remove half the fat, leaving residue that becomes cocoa. Breakfast cocoa contains not less than 22 percent fat.
Spanish cream is described as a delicious, easy to digest dessert suitable for children. It must be prepared early to allow gelatin to set and can be flavored with chocolate caramel butterscotch almond orange vanilla or fruit varieties.
The item suggests indoor cleaning of upholstered furniture using a cloth dipped in water and wrung dry. It mentions a flat beater and a dust-dampening cloth method, focusing on gentle moisture and dust removal.
New York hears Miss Clare Woodbury assert American women dress well but speak poorly. She champions salvaging the speaking voice through coaching and warns that many women copy others, ignore projection, and fail to discover their own natural vocal identity.
Gas from the new sewage disposal plant will heat the building and raise sludge temperature to proper treatment. A meter on the gas flue shows flow of about 200 cubic feet per hour, enough to operate three water heaters.
The article discusses reviving the beaver population by state backed preserves across extensive lake, river, and woodland regions. It notes past abundance, the fur trade value, and hopes that regulated habitats will boost beaver breeding, with poacher protection and market demand sustaining prices.
Prof Harris J. Ryan at Stanford conducts high voltage tests reaching 2 100 000 volts to study long distance power transmission. Insulation behavior and insulating materials are analyzed as he and assistants pursue interconnection of distant power sources and metropolitan markets amid heavy public interest.
London via Vindese wallpaper 19 grows pricier as Chinese factions reconcile. It rivals silver and jewelry as a moving luxury when households relocate. Prince George of Russia, with a decorating firm, exhibits old Chinese wallpaper including a ninety year old eighteenth century hand painted sheet valued at 1750 dollars as a treasure.
Old Annapolis records tell how silver tokens first appeared to make change after Spanish dollars were cut into quarters and fifths. Chalmers, an Annapolis gold and silversmith, in 1783 produced ready to use coins to curb fraud during a coin shortage. The five quarter pieces were disguised as genuine quarters until a standard coin was issued and illegal cuts ceased.
Sunday School lesson outlines Peter and Cornelius in Acts 10 1 48 with visions miracles and the first Gentile conversion. It explains God shows no partiality invites all who believe to salvation and the Spirit confirms the message with Pentecost like signs.
Torrey asserts no business day ends until its balance is accurate and no Christian should end the day without perfectly adjusting accounts with God. The quotation emphasizes personal accountability and daily spiritual reckoning.
A fragment hints at a critic dubbed Fear Doctor Tony devaluing optimism as the best side of events. The text suggests a skeptical stance toward hopeful interpretations and emphasizes caution or cynicism.
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