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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1927
Page
8
The text describes how thin quality reveals backstage or pushy traits, with public life awaiting the dramatic type. It links large, expansive writing with a love of life and outward stance, while Sta and starts suggest scattered attention. It notes large loops, rightward terminals, heavy writing, and alternating uphill and downhill motion in the dramatic type.
goslings should be kept indoors at night for two to three weeks then allowed out if penned safely from dogs and predators. provide grass rich runs, supplement with garden waste, and offer grain slightly. water must be available and protected when small. feeding ranges from bread mash to complete chickenlike mash with milk products. profit from geese comes from forage rather than grain.
A fragment from a period guide describes handwriting cues that allegedly reveal musical ability. It links bar shapes resembling howls, flowing or rounded strokes, angular forms, and line rhythm to a love of music and potential talent, noting specific letter shapes and loops as signs.
The Minnesota College of Agriculture’s poultry exhibit shows a hen consumes 20 lb scratch grain, 10 lb cracked corn, 10 lb oats, 10 lb barley, and 8 lb each of corn meal, ground oats, wheat bran, wheat middlings, plus 1 percent charcoal and 1 percent salt in laying mash. She also eats 4 lb oyster shells and 2 lb grit, with a yearly feed bill of 15.23 dollars. Four hens’ yearly egg production varies from paying board and little more to paying board plus 4.70 dollars.
Analyzing handwriting for driving traits, the text argues that conscientious drivers show careful, rounded letters and clean appearance, reflecting concern for others and vehicle. It notes large loops suggest a generous heart but possible distraction, while tight, angular writing implies caution and focus on safety and procedure.
A report notes turquoise found in California desert regions of San Bernardino County and in southern Nevada sixty miles east where ancient barriers suggest past mining. A pale blue turquoise cut into a perfect oval weighed eight carats, discovered near Los Angeles.
Poultry guidance emphasizes milk as valuable feed for hens and starter feeding to chicks. It covers culling weak birds, free range with clover, and keeping eggs for hatching at 40 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit for a healthy, uniform flock. It also notes surplus milk should be given to hens and buttermilk as a supplement.
North Carolina State College expert R. B. Curtis says sheep offer high returns by producing lambs and wool. A small flock of 20 to 40 suffices. pasture plus winter feed meets needs. Main risks are roaming dogs and stomach worms, managed by corrals and blue stone pastures. A purebred ram on common ewes can boost profits with little cost, with net annual profit around 820 dollars from 80 sheep.
A new lamb docking method using an emasculator is praised for reduced bleeding and gentler handling versus the hot iron or knife. Colorado Agricultural College trials showed well healed lambs at two weeks for all methods except hot iron, which had infections. No growth data was recorded.
Warning from a livestock note advises avoiding lambs with fading skin and pale mouth membranes as worm infestation worsens. It cautions farmers to kill worms promptly to prevent spread and notes pale lambs become numerous while pink-skinned lambs are culled.
Farmers are urged to feed hogs with home grown crops and start grain a month before breeding. Feeder lambs should receive balanced rations including cottonseed meal and avoid legume roughage. Sheep do not demand special shelter when provided a balanced diet with varied feed. hay alone is insufficient for best results.
Pierre Van Paassen notes curious details at the unveiling in Blovice Czechoslovakia as the village schoolmaster presents a French letter from Paris showing de Blowitz seeking Catholic church admission and charity gifts. De Blowitz born Opper in Blovice faced contrasting claims in his autobiography about Catholic roots, with his father described as Jewish shopkeeper and synagogue caretaker.
Bell-Ans relieves gas belching heartburn and nausea with a harmless pleasant remedy. Backed by over eighty years of use it comes in 25 cents and free sample offers through Bell Co Inc Orangeburg New York and is sold at drug stores.
Medford R. Kellum, after a two year Booth cruise, reports trade on Pearbyn island near Christmas island in the Pacific. Bellum offered a native several thousand dollars for a beauty pearl, but the native refused cash and accepted a white undershirt instead, valuing the garment highly.
A damaged line reads Never yy apen't you think let9 sometined esoventent Met whan you need it right badly implying a distressed request for prompt aid.
A terse proverb notes that a modest theory can win favor with wealth, as it appeals to a rich man who then advances it into practice. The line underscores how influence can leverage acceptance of ideas across social strata.
A 19th or early 20th century advertisement from Monticello Illinois promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for constipated infants and children. It argues against harsh purges, claims the syrup establishes natural bowel regularity without side effects, and offers a free sample bottle.
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