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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
7
A compact quotation explores truth and falsehood noting that lies wear many faces while truth holds a single line. It reflects on how law and perception shape belief, emphasizing cautions against taking statements as absolute truth without scrutiny.
An old advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as easy to use for dyeing a sweater, skirt, and child's coat. It claims simple “trections,” guaranteed no spotting fading streaking or running, and instructs buyers to specify wool silk linen cotton or blends.
The quote argues true repentance requires both tears for past misdeeds and vigilance for future conduct. It frames repentance as a balanced moral stance, focusing on remorse and prudent foresight.
Article stresses careful packing of eggs for shipment to prevent losses. Recommends using sturdy crates, recalling second hand cases, nailing loose pieces, and employing solid fillers with ample packing at top bottom and between layers to avoid jarring and breakage.
The New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station poultry department endorses excelsior pad packing for eggs. Place an excelsior pad in each crate bottom, add a filler and eggs, and alternate layers with pads on top, finishing with a pad and no flat. Ensure a center bulge when the cover is closed to cushion and protect the eggs during transport.
An article outlines rough methods to appraise ordinary silage. It equates one ton of silage to about four bunkers of corn plus one tenth ton of hay, and another rule ties ten tons per acre to five bushels of corn plus $1.20 per ton. With corn at 60 cents per bushel the computed value is about 3.70 per ton.
The text discusses pruning fruit trees to achieve four aims. It stresses even sap flow, removal of useless shoots to conserve vitality, balanced fruiting stimulation, and forming a pyramidal head of the tree.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes farmers neglect home gardens due to labor shortages and a belief that gardens do not pay. Excess potato and cabbage crops, curtailed purchasing power, and a shift toward self-sufficiency reduce grocery reliance. Encourages 1923 gardens to boost home living and conserve income.
The Scientife American describes a restraining device and operating table for pigs by G. Cor tez of Los Angeles Cal. The invention aims to provide a holding apparatus suitable for use in pig handling and related procedures.
A compact safety mechanism is described for securely holding pigs during operations. The device can be adjusted for different pig sizes and is operable by a single person, granting the operator full access during the procedure.
Preparations begin for late February or early March sprays to stop oyster shell scale leaf curl and other pests. Lime sulfur targets apple trees peaches and fruit rot risk. Bordeaux mixture plus arsenate of lead protect cherries plums grapes from diseases and pests before and after bud break.
Midwestern growers from Michigan Kansas North Dakota Nebraska and Minnesota faced losses from the potato crop and plan changes to prevent repeat. They consider reducing acreage boosting storage facilities seeking new markets and improving marketing plans to recover funds after last year’s shortfall.
Mrs. Sadie Banes of Kansas City testifies Tanlac eased severe indigestion pain and nervous problems after three bottles. She says it improved appetite and energy, letting her resume daily work with joy. Tanlac advertised as sold by druggists with over 35 million bottles sold.
A collage of vintage ad blurbs describes boiled eggs with six minute timing and three minute thaw, Plymouth Rock Gelatine jelly mixes, a compact thermometer, Cuticura Soap and Ointment plus a Cutleura Toilet Trio, and a quip about daily guidance attributed to Emergon.
Reports from druggists say kidney trouble is widespread yet many do not suspect it. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is praised for its mild healing effect and high success. An insurance physician notes many declined applicants have undiagnosed kidney issues. It is sold in two sizes at drug stores and a test bottle is available by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer & Co.
Fragmented quotation on self improvement by Edward Everett Hale urging daily progress and forward looking effort. Text reflects Victorian era moral exhortation advising continual striving and personal growth.
An old Castoria advertisement extols Fletcher's Castoria as a trusted remedy used for over 80 years for infants and children. It emphasizes care from friends on the journey to happiness and promises quick relief for burns and illnesses. The snippet also includes a quip about marriage and a remark on non alcoholic excitement.
An elderly reader from Milwaukee touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a general tonic. He recommends one bottle in spring and fall, claims increased strength and endurance for demanding work, and notes benefits from Pleasant Pellets. He mentions the Buffalo hospital and invites inquiries for free medical advice and a trial.
A collection of testimonials from Cortland Ohio St Louis and Hamilton praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for aiding fertility and postnatal strength. The letters claim restored health leading to childbirth and growing families across several cities. The messages urge others to consider the remedy.
In a brief exchange from the Kunsag City Star, Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge greets an acquaintance with the line Howdy Gap and notes he was in town about a week ago. He says he was there “sorter stomping holes in the sidewalk.”
For over forty years Hall's Catarrh Medicine has found success in treating catarrh. It includes an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Sold by all druggists J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Also notes a lunar eclipse where the moon enters Earth's shadow blocking the sun's direct light.
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