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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
6
Mia, wife of a Lincoln retired businessman, credits Optie Tanine with restoring her walking ability and overall health after indigestion headache rheumatism and weakness. She reports regained appetite weight gain and renewed energy. Tanine is sold by local druggists.
Lord Lea quipped in New York that prohibition should not push people to tea and tea slaves, recounting a humorous Australian tale of a pot on the fire overheated with tea leaves and a man who smokes the tea leaves, as reported by the Detroit Free Press.
Concrete surfaces deter pests by sealing entry points and creating an inhospitable habitat. The plan focuses on removing food sources and blocking nesting sites to reduce infestations without chemical interventions.
Agricultural bulletin outlines ratproof building and foundation methods to reduce crop losses from rats and mice. It notes bees in the tulip tree region offer large honey potential with modern equipment and commercial beekeeping practices, urging skilled labor and accessible copies from the USDA.
The text advises adding water to a tare or mix and recommends concrete floors no less than four inches thick. Floors may sit on ground or a cinder base with well drained soil. A concrete mix of one part Portland cement two parts sand and three parts gravel is suggested for rotproof buildings, along with cautions about ground undermining and safety concerns.
The article argues farming in Canada has become a professional, educated field with crop rotation and soil preservation. It notes the shift from haphazard methods to systematic study, aided by agricultural colleges, experimental farms, and government literature. City men turning to farming succeed through study and intelligent practice, challenging older farmers. For details contact A. H. Pilkey, Fifth St. Des Moines, Iowa.
A shopper on the Aquitania quarrels over missing glasses as the ship sails from Southampton. A megaphone man prompts a granddaughter while a leather-lunged official mediates. The exchange ends with plans to mail the glasses, echoing the quip about self-deception when a woman collects trinkets.
Poultry experts at the Ohio experiment station say a farm flock should include at least 150 laying hens for efficiency. The optimum range is 150 to 500 hens. fewer than 150 are inefficient while flocks over 500 suit specialized fruit and poultry operations.
The most economical choice is the fertilizer with the highest plant nutrient percentage. It covers more per ton and can be applied at a lower rate per acre due to reduced filler material.
Guidance on stabilizing tomato plants with four to five foot stakes and preparing trellis supports. Notes stakes can be driven when soil is soft and suggests using pasta and two wires for each plant.
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