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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1945
Page
4
University of Missouri findings show housed plows last five years longer, cultivators twelve years longer, and gang plows double the life of exposed gear. Building guidelines suggest a shed 24 to 26 feet wide, with a neighboring farm shop and winter stove for repairs.
The article explains ascorbic acid maintains blood vessel health and connective tissue, prevents hemorrhages, and supports teeth gums bones and infection resistance. It notes vitamin C is water soluble unstable and not stored by the body, making daily intake important with citrus fruits and greens as primary sources.
Bonneville Dam on the Columbia River near Portland began after September 1923 approval and completed in 2037. The structure comprises two dams separated by Bradford Island, built to generate electricity, improve Columbia navigation for 600 miles, and support a fish passage system for salmon runs. Total cost around 52 million for the dam and approaches and 75 million for navigation and power development.
A guide to salvaging a severely burned pan without full restoration. Practice gradual cooling, avoid pouring cold water on hot metal, then reheat with water and baking soda to soften residue. Scrape loosened material and repeat as needed for useable results.
A fragment notes hens in Hen Houses facing heat, calcium assimilation issues harming eggshells and continued laying. Structural doors and front windows are described as hot and slow to cool, with openings cut in autumnal transitions affecting ventilation. References to unnamed places and people are unclear.
The article warns that fat reached its smoking point breaks down chemically, producing a sharp odor and irritating inhalation. Food fried in smoking fat may upset digestion, and rancidity accelerates if saved for reuse. Cautions include fats with low smoking points like butter oleomargarine shortening and olive oil.
United States citrus products station reports new tangerine syrup and beverage bases made from culled fruit. Products include light brown honey like syrup rich in vitamin C suitable for home use or as a glycerine substitute, and concentrated juice bases pasteurized and stored at 40 degrees. These items aim to lift market for low grade fruit and increase grower returns.
Advice on preserving gloves explains proper handling during wear removal and storage. It stresses gentle finger first putting on, avoiding tugging, loosening fingers to remove, and careful shaping and flat storage, with suede gloves needing special easy removal.
The oriental fruit moth threatens deciduous fruit trees, especially peaches, but California programs fight back with parasite releases and chemical controls. UC tests 450 chemicals with 45 to 85 percent control, aiming to curb spread despite the moth’s persistence since its 1910 introduction.
Stem rust is a parasitic fungus that alternates between barberry bushes and grains. It overwinters on grain stubble straw and wild grasses, with black spores infecting barberry in spring to create the cluster cup stage and red destructive stage, spreading epidemics as crops mature.
About 1.6 million Scots have emigrated since 1868 with Scotland’s 1860 population at 5 million. In the first 30 years of the century 100,000 went to the United States alone. Scots went worldwide to rubber, cattle, jute, tea, shipping, and trade, producing notable leaders and business figures.
Classified fragments list items for sale including copper wire pieces, new conduit devices to amplify tube signals, breeding gilts for September farrow, New Idea Machinery parts, a barn sale near Titonka, an estray brown Swiss heifer calf, Rawleigh route solicitation in Hancock County, and Red Cedar shingles from Blue Earth Lumber Co. The text is fragmented and includes contact hints, pricing notes, and brief notices across multiple ordinary trades and services.
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