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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
6
The article reviews tailored modes for vacation wear emphasizing navy and gray palettes, sport coats, and short hip length coats. It highlights tailored suits for outdoor trips, including khaki service wear, knickers, home spuns, and tweeds, suited for camping, hiking, fishing, and golfing.
The article outlines riding and country wear with various fabrics and styles. It notes gloves with Whineleaf cuffs, felt hats trimmed with velvet ribbon, and bright balbriggan options. It describes suits suitable for many sports including polo and horseback riding, with knicker or long trousers and skirts as options.
USDA reports rising breeding quality and price gains for horses and mules amid dwindling farm stocks. Wayne County Indiana reveals aging stock and high demand for high grade drafts and saddle horses, with breeders favoring pure bred stallions to improve public service stock.
The article discusses methods to break broodiness in hens without starvation or mistreatment. It describes placing broody hens in a slatted pen with bread and water touchups and continuing prior rations to shorten idle laying time while stressing humane care and productive outcomes.
The article stresses vigilance and prevention as the best cures for poultry diseases. It warns against overuse of doctors for sick birds and notes old yards breed disease and should be replaced to protect profits and flock health.
Instruction emphasizes proper planting method and soil preparation. Do not wet trees immediately or neglect ground work. Bury root systems deeply in well drained soil to maintain tree health for weeks until planting is complete.
Beet tops have considerable value as feed but lose value when fed fresh from the field. They are best when mixed half and half with dry corn stalks to make good silage. Add water so the mass packs well. Dried or frozen beet tops lose much feeding value.
The farm garden is an important income source for the farmer. Careful planning ensures year round garden products for the table and helps avoid cash grocery purchases, increasing funds for other needs.
Wood ashes are valuable fertilizer delivering potash and lime. Hardwood ashes offer stronger fertilizing value than softwood or vegetable ashes. Spread ashes from bonfires on gardens to improve soil, balance acidity, and support fruit ripening and root formation.
Control of tomato blight relies on Bordeaux spray applied three to four times during the season starting when spots appear in hot beds. The 450 formula from Kansas State Agricultural College is advised. Birdeaux mix delays fruit maturity and partial spraying is common. wilt is a separate disease attacking roots and stems with plants collapsing and stems showing black streaks.
The text notes English is taught in Japan's public schools and many youths serve as interpreters. It contrasts Japanese phonetics and borrowing, citing consonant vowel patterns and examples like beer becoming bieru and hotel hoteru, reflecting language adaptation.
Barnyard manure applied yearly creates unbalanced fertility. Correct with seven to ten pounds of acid phosphate per square rod, worked into the surface during seedbed preparation. If using poultry manure, apply after plowing and mix into surface soil. When soil is stiff, sifted coal ashes help improve physical condition.
Noxious weeds spread reducing crop yield up to 25 percent. Sweet clover provides protein forage or hay per acre and becomes non weed when planted near old buildings. Tomatoes grown for cannery may not profit from staking and pruning.
George Bernard Shaw, famed vegetarian, shocks followers by admitting he might enjoy a juicy beefsteak if the occasion arose. A follower pressed him in a pub talk and he replied with a wry remark, saying he never feels he can enjoy such a steak.
Public notices warn that kidney disease is common yet often undetected. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is promoted as a remedy with claims of high success rates and healing effects. A doctor from a life insurance company notes many applications are rejected due to undiagnosed kidney issues. Samples offered for ten cents by mail from Kilmer & Co.
Water access for Mallila Morocco, long under Spanish control, moves toward first public supply. Workers lay cement pipes from Yasmen as municipal leaders hope to provide drinking and hygienic water soon.
The article notes a great improvement in airplane construction by using paper for the fuselage. It claims paper offers woodlike strength yet far less weight. Navy tests support the shift as a desirable development.
An antiseptic Cutleura Talcum Powder advertisement touts a scented economical powder for face skin baby and dusting use. It presents the Cutleura Toilet Trio Soap Ointment and Talcum as a complete set and claims superior fragrance compared to other perfumes.
The four mills of Minneapolis and St Paul reportedly produce up to 90000 barrels daily, reflecting a major regional grain processing capacity. The remark also notes a proverb about men who imitate rather than originate.
Mrs Emil Brandenburg of Milwaukee Wisconsin reports improved health after using four bottles of a Vegetable Compound. She describes relief from headaches and fatigue and notes a weight gain to 118 pounds while resuming all her work without assistance.
A customer letter thanks Peterson's Ointment for healing a year old leg wound after three weeks. The writer claims rapid results including acne, pimples, and blackheads, noting sales through a drug store and mail order from Peterson Ointment Co. Inc. Buffalo, N.Y.
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