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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1928
Page
6
This June unit explores choosing whom to serve and Jesus teaching on listening. It surveys April to June lessons from Jesus persona, resurrection, authority, and atonement with focus on discipleship and witness.
Quoted lines urge true commitment to Christian faith beyond mere intent. D L Moody emphasizes that belief must reside in the heart to achieve righteousness and service to God rather than empty heady purpose.
The text speaks of deep religious conviction as a act not by human effort but as arrows of the Holy Ghost sent to conscience. It notes sin’s burden cannot be shed by reason alone and implies spiritual awakening follows divine sending.
A fragmented OCR reads like a quest or spiritual journey referencing paths to exaltation. The text is garbled with stray phrases and appears to be a poetic or religious meditation without clear events or names.
The article argues confinement rearing can produce turkeys nearly year round using artificial incubators and breeders. It predicts extended seasons for rumination, brooding, and marketing, with fresh birds available monthly rather than peak Thanksgiving and Christmas. It notes changes to laying habits and breeding to suit confined systems.
June chicks are as easy to rear as early hatchers if given fresh ground. Ground previously occupied by chicks causes most losses. use new soil or a piece of turned soil for grazing. Even with limited space, rotating to fresh ground prevents trouble and supports successful rearing.
A Canadian test studied how soon eggs become fertile after a male is introduced. Fertility reached 70 percent by day seven and stayed near that level. After removing the male fertility declined, remaining at 70 percent for four days, then dropping to 0 by day ten.
Practical notes advise county agents on confinement methods for growing chicks and feeding hens. It covers housing designs, nest management for turkey hens, proper chick feeding, floor space needs, and avoiding cannibalism and crowding to reduce losses.
USDA researchers publish Department Bulletin 1492-D on soft pork. Soy beans and other seeds soften hog carcasses, lowering prices for farmers. New feeding practices show firm carcass potential with soy beans grazed with 2.5 percent shelled corn and later gain on corn with tankage, starting weights 115 pounds plus. A copy is available from the USDA in Washington, D. C.
The article describes a simple creep pen for piglets that excludes sows and allows piglets to self feed on shelled corn oats and middlings. It notes benefits from Mark A McCarty of the University of Minnesota, including lighter sow load during late nursing and smoother weaning with piglets ready for market soon after.
The article argues hog raising profits improve when green pasture is used in spring summer and fall and legume hay like alfalfa is fed in winter. It notes hogs can be produced about 15 percent cheaper when grain rations are supplemented with forage crops, often swapping profit for loss in swine farming.
Vancouver bridge tender W. Gross discovered four wrens nesting in a pocket of his spare overalls hanging in a shed beside the bridge house. He now waits for the three young wrens to hatch and grow.
The article notes that unlike Europe in the Middle Ages, India saw plague appear in the nineteenth century after earlier visits in Europe. It contrasts centuries of plague experience with India's later emergence and implies a distinct timeline for the disease on the subcontinent.
The Montreal Star quotes a playful exchange about a love song with a candid remark from Montreals panel. The quip centers on a singer who wields affectionate intent while another warns against singing. The light tone reflects a cultural moment in musical banter.
A note from the Louisville Courier Journal jokes about a custard isle comedian and the problem of a leaking cup of happiness. The playful quip targets a local performer and their fragile reputation in a lighthearted cartoonish column.
A brief Cincinnati Enquirer item notes a boy named Bobby asking his mother why daddy dislikes big business men visiting for dinner. He explains he never gets to play with his electric train during those evenings. The piece captures a domestic scene with childlike humor.
The Montgolfier brothers completed the first practical balloon in June 1788. Their craft used a 35 foot paper bag inflated with hot air and smoke from burning damp straw to lift, marking a milestone in aeronautics.
A brisk dialogue contrasts speaking and listening between a man and woman. The exchange turns humorous as each dismisses the other’s listening while asserting they themselves hear only their own words.
A quirky line from the Louisville Courier Journal questions why milk is nourishing and oddly mentions beef extract. The fragment reflects playful editorial tone amid scattered, unrelated remarks about weariness and restraint.
In middle life one realizes progress in position and earnings but no great stroke of fortune. A director of a psychopathic laboratory says criminals can be detected in early years with proper tests. Children think life is full of donts. Every successful fetch.
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