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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
8
In Philadelphia Mrs. Mia Worthline reports weakness and back pain from nervous irritation. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for three months she says she feels fine and can eat normally, with improved mood and no distress.
Buyers from Wisconsin and beyond attend in Waukesha County to view Guernsey cattle. Breeding associations from Minnesota and New Hampshire participate, with support from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Farmers in a community agree to raise one stock class and use only purebred sires. They may own sires individually or collectively and are free to act as they wish within these rules. Organization and regular meetings are urged to carry out the plan.
The article argues that keeping a single cattle breed in a community builds unity and efficiency. It highlights success in Wisconsin with Guernsey breeders, Northfield Holsteins in Minnesota, and Hereford adoption in Ruehle County. It urges more community breeder associations across the South to boost beef cattle centrality.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes Southern farmers have overlooked peanuts as a key crop. Proper seed selection from Spanish peanuts can yield high quality seed and increased yields, with a seed patch producing enough for 30 acres next year.
Demonstrations by the U S Department of Agriculture on cotton wilt control led to record wilt resistant cotton plantings last year with substantial savings. Two South Carolina planters report savings around 225000 dollars from growing wilt resistant varieties.
The text warns early laying pullets require careful management rather than luck. It emphasizes that success stems from diligent, conscientious care, noting that forgetting to light lamps or close doors invites losses and that luck only plays a rare role in poultry broodings.
An advertisement claims Freezone removes corns and hard skin from feet with a few drops. It states the skin beneath the removed areas becomes pink healthy and not sore after treatment and notes the product is inexpensive at drug stores.
The Boston Transcript cites a playful exchange about prompt lobster service and a cheerful giver, noting public interest in a lighthearted culinary quip and social banter.
An old advertisement extols Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root as the premier remedy for kidney and liver distress. It claims quick, gentle effects and invites readers to test a sample by sending ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co. A brief note mentions a walking preacher and a Canadian Victoria Cross recipient in war context.
A discussion centers on the goal of truth and the path to reach it. Debate notes broad agreement on aims but disagreement on the best method. Arguers stress differing criteria while seeking practical guidelines.
A 1919 Des Moines notice touts organic phosphate products as a cure for thinness and nervousness. It claims rapid weight gain and improved energy, warns against overuse, and lists a farm brand and dealer names across Nebraska and Iowa.
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