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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
8
A vintage home cook’s method details preparing a rolled steak stuffing with celery bread crumbs and seasonings. It covers searing, rolling tight with string, browning, simmering, and making a flour thickened gravy to serve with browned potatoes.
A health advisory promotes sun protection for young girls at the beach or yard. It suggests outdoor play when weather allows and gradual exposure to sun with clothing that blocks UV rays to prevent skin damage.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture this fruit punch serves 50 to 75 and suits strawberry festivals weddings or church events. Mix a sugar syrup with water then chill thoroughly. Combine apples, pineapple juice, tea, berries, citrus juice, and fruit sodas. Dilute with ice water to taste to yield about five gallons of punch.
Extension specialist J. W. Walcher advises pouring cool water on a hog’s head rather than the body to prevent heat danger. Provide shade and constant cool water, limit exercise, and consider open frame shelters with straw. Wallow use may aid cooling but can worsen heat stress during shipment.
When pigs are about three weeks old they start eating grain from the sow’s trough. To prevent sows access, create a corner creep with small openings for pigs to enter and exit. Start with cracked corn, then a protein rich mix of concentrates or self feeders. For young pigs, skim milk or buttermilk are best, with farm grains and middlings or linseed meal and tankage as protein sources.
Commentary by William Mcfee during a California legislature hearing scorns the notion that virtue is born rather than earned. He quips that “Liora are born, not made,” and likens honesty to a rare talent. He jokes a good star must also recall well.
Radium prices may fall as a new mine opens in Portugal. Currently most supply comes from Kentaga mines in the Belgian Congo, owned by a Belgian company. The present price is about $60,000 per gram, roughly $1.7 million per ounce.
Australia becomes the leading foreign market for American autos and trucks with a car for every ten people, followed by New Zealand with a car for every eleven. Gas Logie notes strong consumer demand across Oceania.
An old St. Louis Globe idea frames financial prudence as security. The piece contrasts diligent spenders with a nation that breeds a steady supply of spring chickens, implying prosperity should be earned and not wasted.
A fragment describes peanut butter cookies with steps to mix dry ingredients, rub nut butter into flour, form rounds, and bake 12 to 15 minutes until brown. Mentions serving as a snack or dessert at any meal with nonsensical OCR errors.
A garbled kitchen note outlines a kidney bean based dish with green peppers onions tomatoes and cayenne. Step by step, it mentions soaking cooking and draining, with unclear measurements and several typographic errors. The text resembles a home economics or cookbook fragment with dish preparation details partially readable.
The notes discuss ten day limits for gos and pigs in pens, piglets eating at three to four weeks, cattle and alfalfa as soil fertility helpers, and feeding choices. Calves suckling milking cows may be sold at seven to nine months. Lambs gain well from birth to market, barley can outperform corn for hog gains, cattle feed needs some protection from market swings, and hogs face parasite risks. Lambs nibble at hay and graze under ewes for efficient returns.
An Ancient queen Hatstheput statue recovered in fragments from a Luxor quarry now on display in Cairo. The pieces were hurled there after Thothmes II ordered destruction around 1627 B C. The 70 workers and 100000 tons of debris have yielded several fragments being reassembled, a tedious process spanning years.
A London Tit-Bits feature recounts a man who dies and, upon arriving in the afterlife, orders changes to furnaces and assigns himself superior status. Satan notes the man acts as though he owns the place, to which the man replies that his wife left it to him on earth.
A fragmentary exchange asks if the speaker has a film face and answers that the face is clearly seen in the dark. The brief dialogue evokes a dramatic, cinematic mood with a sharp, witty reply.
The fragmentary text outlines a quirky pun filled exchange about paying a name once or twice. No clear people or organizations are identified. The readable portion hints at a light humor item or diary-style note without concrete facts or events.
An assortment of short quips notes a bachelor’s reluctance to marry and recalls the first Chinese chrysanthemums arriving in England in 1790, with a brief remark on their global spread and appeal.
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