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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
5
Anne confronts visions of the night in Gull Island mansion as she and Jon piece together Joe’s death and Sybil’s disguise. Stokes and Sybil’s schemes unravel while Bassett plans a future with Anne, and Joe dies during a double masquerade as Sebastian.
A New York Evening Post report disputes prior claims about the birthplace of the famed actress Sarah Bernhardt. It contrasts Paris origin with Amsterdam lore and recounts a dramatic scene where she visits a hidden room, encounters a beggar, and then flees after dramatically paying a large sum.
Fragmentary text presents a philosophical aside on cunning and wisdom attributed to Jouh Billings, with garbled phrasing about actions and judgments. The readable portion suggests critique of cunning as merely dirty work masking wisdom.
A New York physician notes the rise in personal crisis reports among youths but says no athlete is listed. Regular vigorous outdoor activity and competitive sport help clear mental clouds, prevent morbidity, and maintain morale. He adds that strong religious faith provides essential purpose and hope for a healthy life beyond adolescence.
Dr Shaw of Newcastle England reports白 that white blood cells rise and fall in two daily waves. The high tide occurs after midnight and again in the afternoon. He suggests the tides relate to eating and sleeping hours or sun and earth positions.
Excavators open a box in Queen Hetepheros' mausoleum at Gizeh and reveal deben rings. In the chest are two pairs of ten ankteta inlaid with lapis lazuli carnelian and malachite, shedding light on a long debated term.
A church clock in Lullington Burton on Trent lacks a face and hands yet has kept time for nearly four centuries. Built in the 16th century by a village blacksmith the mechanism uses heavy stones a rope and a crude escapement and is wound daily by the sexton. A Burton clockmaker sees no reason it cannot continue for further centuries.
A Bunceton Eagle note praises a young woman's natural cheerful grin, saying her smile is worth a million and lifts the spirits of everyone she greets. It stresses that warmth matters more than wealth or background, and that a genuine, sunny smile improves any encounter.
USDA notes hog losses from overheating in transit fell in hot weather last summer due to better loading and handling. Markets such as South St Paul and Kansas City reported smaller death losses, aided by improved bedding, more space, and cooler conditions during shipments.
Mrs G Mann of 2 Schaefer St describes fatigue insomnia and inability to do housework. The letter cites Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Pills as relief and offers testimonials and letters for those seeking information about the remedies.
A pig creep need be 8 by 18 inches to let piglets through but keep sows out. Start with corn, then offer a slop of ground corn two parts, ground oats one part, middlings one part with milk. Feed twice daily limited to what pigs clean up. Pigs can be weaned at six to eight weeks without weight loss.
A historical report on producing firm pork from hogs fed mature soy bean pasture. Supplementing pasture with shelled corn and mineral mix yielded firm pork after eight to ten weeks when followed by corn and tankage, while soy beans plus corn alone failed to firm pork at 190 pounds.
The ad touts Castoria as a safe, pleasant substitute for Castor Oil and teething syrups used by babies for over 80 years. It claims physicians recommend it and notes the genuine product bears a signature on the package.
An advertisement extols Dates Mentha Pepsin as a powerful stomach elixir. It claims the remedy strengthens a weak stomach so one can eat freely and never worry about distress. The pitch promises a money back guarantee if it does not provide real benefit and warns against substitutes.
A Minnesota State University expert advises farmers on season timing for barn and outbuildings. He notes hay and grain storage favors early summer for barns, while hog houses, poultry houses, and sheds can be built in fall or early winter. He urges repairs and remodeling now and suggests requesting plans from the local agent or extension service.
Advice on creating summer shade for hogs using sweet clover stems and straw. Describes building a shed or cover with fence posts and rails to four feet high, laying coarse sweet clover stem and wet straw to reduce dust while allowing rain drainage.
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