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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1928
Page
8
A Wisconsin reader credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her energy. She says it cured her exhaustion, allowed her to perform housework and garden chores, and notes she has a threeyearold daughter. She invites letters for more information.
Marvin confronts his mother about rumors of a Pennsylvania Dutch schoolteacher and a possible plot by his father St. Croix to push him toward marriage with Miss Schwenckton. He fears deception and wonders if Lady Sylvia St. Croix is secretly in America, prompting a tense family dilemma.
Marvin Creighton slips into his father’s house to find a Thursday gathering and to escape a confrontation he dreads. He reflects on their deep rooted clash of temperaments, his social ideals clashing with his father’s self centered gospel of business and law.
A New York plate glass window shows a perfectly round hole after a thunderstorm. Three workers heard a sharp report as glass particles fell onto one inside the building. No bullet or object was found, leading to the old belief that lightning can strike glass as a playful prank of Jupiter Tonans.
A wry Ohio State Journal note contrasts psychoneurosis with nervousness, suggesting the only real gap is in the billing for diagnosis. The quip hints that enduring abuse proves a man can endure prosperity, linking resilience to financial stakes.
Iowa Experiment Station reports pigs fed outdoors with sunlight gain weight as well as indoors but with lower feed costs. Early season pigs require about 10 pounds less feed per 100 pounds gain outdoors. later, they use about 70 pounds less feed per 100 pounds gain. Evaard notes improved performance as days lengthen, suggesting indoor feeding only in midwinter with alfalfa to replace sunlight.
A livestock advisory describes calf feeding rations comparing hay and grain options. It recommends 18 five to ten pounds of clover or alfalfa hay per head daily, ten to twelve pounds of corn, and one to two pounds of linseed oil meal, with oats as substitute for part of the corn.
Iowa State tests find high grade cod liver oil has nutritional value for hogs in dry lots with a base ration of yellow corn and protein meal. John M. Byward says added cod liver products are not justified for market hogs with proper feeding. Further tests will test other basal rations.
Experimental work in England shows iron is essential for young swine. Alfalfa and alfalfa hay provide the best pasture for hogs, cattle, and sheep, though alfalfa can cause bloating. Opinions vary among hog breeders on hoghouse styles including A-type and gable roof variations.
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