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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
4
Artie Blanchard, in a playful mood, pursues romance on a lively State street afternoon. He clashes with pedestrians, whistles a tune, and teases Mamie while pursuing a new love interest identified by a fashionable spring hat. The scene blends humor, flirtation, and small-town street theatre.
The Japanese rely on numerous luck deities from Shintoism Buddhism Brahmanism and Taoism for good fortune in any situation. Prominent figures include the Great Black One the wealth god who holds rice puddings, the merry god of children known as diel with a cloth bag, and Mbisu the fisherman patron pictured in Japanese dress.
Detroit News reports Mark Twain astonished London crowds in 1907 when he appeared on Rover Street in a blue bathrobe and slippers. He said he merely wanted a bath at the club across the street and compared London to a seaside town, noting the surprised townspeople.
The June 23 lesson analyzes Psalm 103 in a tone of devotional praise. It highlights forgiveness healing preservation and redemption as personal benefits while noting God’s justice mercy and self revelation. The latter part calls universal thanksgiving from angels and creation for God’s continued works.
A biblical excerpt urges belief in God to move mountains and receive what is prayed for. It emphasizes not doubting in the heart and believing when one prays. The passage concludes with the assurance that faith will yield the desired outcomes.
The New Jersey agricultural experiment station urges poultrymen to protect summer output through management. Focus on the laying house ventilation, parasite control, and constant water and feed. culling is a last resort.
Poultry specialists at Pennsylvania State College say flocks need natural shade to protect young birds from heat. Move colony houses near cornfields or plant sunflowers for shade. if not possible, provide artificial shade such as old reed bags on a frame two to three feet high.
The article urges poultrymen to maximize profits by keeping hens through their first laying year and replacing them with pullets. It argues high egg production before replacement minimizes negative effects and avoids force feeding impacts on ongoing laying.
A common mistake in raising geese is feeding only grains without sufficient grazing. With good green feed they need little extra, and grit plus oyster shell should be accessible. In summer provide one daily mix of corn meal bran and ground oats. in winter add steamed clover or alfalfa hay.
Advice on goose diets favors ground feeds and mashes over hard grains. A proposed ration uses three parts yellow corn meal four parts wheat bran one part red dog flour plus meat scraps. during breeding 15 percent. sand 1 percent and salt 0.5 percent. green feed is beneficial.
A collection of witty newspaper bits notes Olive Fremstad's training tale with a teacher praising her Met Opera triumphs. It recalls Napoleon’s diamond fortune in the Regent, and ends with a quip about a daughter's suitor and a father's humor on marriage.
Government plant experts conduct thorough tests of paper mulch used experimentally in various locations including truck patches. Originating with a Bavarian pineapple grower, the method covers soil while allowing shoots to emerge and suppresses weed growth. Officials plan extensive trials with different paper types before reporting results.
Aluminum tanks are being used to store oil from the ground to resist sulfur-induced corrosion. The industry faces ongoing tank renewal as corrosion remains a serious issue prompting material innovation.
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