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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1928
Page
6
An advertisement extols Fletcher's Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy for colic constipation and diarrhea in babies. It notes its gentle effect, recommends early use at first signs of illness, and mentions a doctor’s approval and a gratis feeding book.
A persistent woodpecker pecked two holes in wooden piping near a steel water tank in a Minnesota village. Subzero temperatures froze the pipe and split the line, draining the water supply and leaving residents without water.
Sunday School lesson outlines Jesus choosing and ordaining the twelve apostles for a twofold purpose. It notes fellowship with Him as a prerequisite for witness and their sent mission to preach the gospel with power.
A reflection on surrendering to divine love, allowing it to press upon the soul until love returns as a necessary echo, not by struggle or deliberate choice but by innately felt response.
B Meyer asserts happiness comes from being right with God rather than wealth. The message emphasizes spiritual contentment over material income.
The New Hampshire Station summarizes 1927 New England agricultural college recommendations for laying hens. Mash and grain formulas are given with precise ingredient weights and protein targets, feeding methods, and seasonal cod liver oil supplementation for winter.
A Farmer writer notes geese require two to three mates per goose and that too many males reduce productivity. Female eggs are around 35 to 80 per season unless fed well. Cheap roughage like alfalfa cuts, plus corn meal and bran, with skim milk and meat scraps, aids growth. Provide fine sand and wet feed. limit whole corn at night to keep eggs fertile.
The article argues that switching bird breeds does not raise egg output unless the chosen strain has been selectively bred. It notes some high production records exist for individual cows and hens within various breeds, but breed change alone won’t improve results.
A historical notice details contagious roup in birds, noting initial cold-like symptoms with watery nasal and ocular discharge, foul odor, inflammation of nasal passages and eyes, coughing and wheeze, mouth breathing when blocked, and reduced appetite and dejection.
When boxes arrive do not open them immediately and let chicks see each other for too long. Hunger with no feed in the box can foster toe picking, a problem less likely when chicks are placed in a broader house with litter and a feed hopper to keep them busy. Idleness breeds bad habits in poultry of all ages.
Two near death patients at Moerby hospital near Stockholm were revived after heart surgery to remove clots that blocked the left ventricle and lung artery. Dr. Clarence Crafoord and Dr. J P Stroembaeck performed the incisions and thrombectomy. The procedure, first done by Doctor Erendelenburg, has few prior successful cases in medical history.
The Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs Sixth District conference heard a chairman recall disabled veterans in a local hospital who read literature well. A boy asked for Plato's Republic at Christmas, prompting a correction about the work.
Page Miss Venus voices frustration as Thalberg supposedly promised her the Venus part in Hell's Paradise during a dream sequence. A researcher objected, claiming the actress has a vaccination mark on her arm, a setback for the casting and the film.
A fragment from the Louisville Ogurier Journal quotes a poet dismissing great danger while an actuary warns danger is unlikely. The odd exchange hints at public concern about risk in economic or social matters, framed in a brisk urban dialogue.
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