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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
6
The article describes preparing a rolled flank steak stuffed with celery and bread crumb filling. It instructs grinding minced onion and celery, mixing with bread crumbs, salt, and pepper, rolling the steak, tying, searing, then baking at 350 degrees for about 90 minutes and finishing with a flour-thickened gravy served with browned potatoes.
A United States Department of Agriculture advisory advocates sun baths for well children, especially young girls, explaining gradual exposure and dress patterns for sun suits. It describes fabric choices, pattern adjustments, and construction details to maximize skin area exposed while maintaining comfort and safety.
A USDA home economics guide gives a strawberry punch recipe serving 50 to 75 people. Ingredients include strawberries oranges lemons pineapple tea and Apollinaris water with a sugar syrup for chilling and dilution control. Mix juice with water and syrup, crush berries, chill in cracked ice, add ice and Apollinaris just before serving.
A home economics guide outlines making peanut butter biscuits suitable for any meal. Combine peanut butter salt fat and flour rub in. add milk to form a soft dough. Roll to a quarter inch thick, cut rounds, bake 12 to 15 minutes in a hot oven until lightly brown, and serve immediately.
A home economics recipe attributes a Mexican influence to a bean dish. Soak kidney beans then simmer with beet pieces olive oil chili peppers tomato and salt for flavor and finish by simmering an hour or until tender.
Extension Specialist J W Watchet advises pouring cool water on a hogs head to cool it, not on the body, and to provide shade and ample water. He warns against overexertion and notes wallows aid cooling but may worsen heat stress during shipping.
When pigs reach about three weeks old they start eating grain from the sow’s trough. To prevent sow access, set up a creep in a corner of the paddock with small entrances for pigs to move in and out. Begin with cracked corn and later switch to a concentrate mix, feeding twice or thrice daily or via self feeder. Skim milk or buttermilk are top protein feeds for young pigs, with farm grains and protein-rich middlings, linseed meal, and tankage forming the concentrate mix.
Practical notes cover pen time limits for sow and pigs, early feeding at three to four weeks, and the benefits of barley over corn for hog gains. It discusses cattle and alfalfa rotation, semi solid buttermilk feeding, direct butchering of well-nursed lambs, parasite protection, and lamb creep feeding to improve economical returns.
An old Indian remedy named Necatosh Indian Remedy Co seeks buyers in Des Moines Iowa advertising Ecrema and claim of permanent relief from itching with a money back offer. Prepaid price is two dollars.
William McFee comments during a California legislature session about liars being born not made. He jokes that a "good liar" is rarer than an honest man and notes that a liar must have a good memory, illustrating the debate’s satirical tone.
Prices of radium are expected to drop as Portugal develops new mines. Previously most supply came from Kuntaga in the Belgian Congo, owned by a Belgian company. The current quotation stands at about 860,000 grams or roughly 1.7 million dollars per ounce. Good Markets for Cara Australia leads foreign car demand, one car per ten people. New Zealand closely follows with one car per eleven people.
The fragment cites a St Louis Globe phrase about spending and security and adds a boast about the country producing spring chickens year round.
Fragments of Queen Hatscheput recovered from a quarry near Luxor after Thothmes I order to destroy her effigy. Excavations at Deir El Bahri have used up to 700 Egyptian laborers gathering 100000 tons of rubbish. Statues are being reassembled but work remains extremely tedious.
A satirical London Tit-Bits tale describes a man who dies and reaches the afterlife, attempting to issue orders to rearrange the underworld furnaces. Satan remarks the newcomer acts as if he owns the place, and the man replies that his wife gave it to him while on earth.
A terse exchange asks if the speaker has a film face and replies that it is best seen in the dark. The quip spotlights stagecraft humor and the sly self awareness of actors. The remark typifies a theatre insider wit about lighting and visibility.
A playful exchange unfolds as participants share their names briefly to satisfy a lighthearted prompt. The segment captures a casual, community feel with residents inviting each other to state their names once or twice.
A chunk of dialogue humor notes bachelors' relief at remaining single and a quip about a goat. A Los Angeles Times line hints at a witty remark about small shoves. A historical nugget states chrysanthemums were first imported from China into Hong Kong in 1790 before spreading globally.
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