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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
5
A fragmented 1920s style column mocks early science of romance with ironic scenes of love testing methods. It contrasts a man using instruments on a potential partner with a pastry recipe and a joke about fashion fads and incomes.
Julia Bottomley surveys 1926 fashion for girls emphasizing conservative evening gowns and two piece dresses. Designs feature lace trimmed chiffon sleeves, one sided bows, and mother of pearl ribbons. Middy blouses with navy trims return as schoolgirl style models.
The Agriculture Department promotes widespread livestock improvement through methods like better sires breeding clubs demonstrations and breeder associations. It notes improved production and market returns and urges quick adoption with free copies of the circular available from Washington.
Missouri College of Agriculture compiled cost records on all silage components to guide farmers in ration choice. The study shows an average cost of 5.90 per ton for corn silage on the farms examined, using prices current in 1924 and tallied by B. H. Frame, farm management accountant.
Copper carbonate will prevent smut on oats by applying two to four ounces per bushel. Mix thoroughly with grain by rotating seed in two tubs or churn like devices to cover each seed. No water is used and planting can proceed any time. Formaldehyde treatment also applicable to hull-less oats in the same method.
The text notes coughing in horses from breathing issues and irritants. It lists diseases, dusty feed, manure gases, and poor ventilation as causes. It suggests regular horse cough syrup or glyco teroin in one-ounce doses two or three times daily for relief.
United States Department of Agriculture report from Bethesda Maryland outlines herd disease control for bovine abortion. It stresses thorough consistency in measures such as disposal of infectious material and stall disinfection, with agglutination testing as a diagnostic aid.
The Maryland station reports manure value varies with straw moisture treatment crop type and application. A ton is worth about 5.28 dollars for field crops and 8.65 dollars for truck crops after 21 years of tests. Light applications outperform heavy, direct field spreading beats rot in piles, timed soil and phosphorus addition boost efficiency.
The article suggests placing perennial plants along the garden fence with rhubarb and asparagus thriving best there. Purchase from the nursery and plant early. Strawberries deliver early fruit. Senator Dunlap ripens mid season and tolerates drought. A row of raspberries or blackberries can run along one garden side. Cumberland or Black Pearl are good black raspberry varieties. Early Harvest is the likely successful blackberry due to earlier ripening.
Plant dwarf Essex tape for pasture and repair fences before the busy season. Oats should not follow grain in crop rotations. Coal ashes do not fertilize but help break up a clay gall. Reliable dealers guarantee seeds true to name and provide guidance on proportions. Storage onions come from sets better than those from seed. rhubarb supplies early green food in spring, with a few plants in every garden.
Miss Emelie A Haberkorn of 2251 Gravois Ave praises Dr Hartman’s Peruna remedy for two years of internal catarrh and stomach trouble. After four bottles she reports improved health and lifelong reliance on Peruna. The ad touts Peruna tablets or liquid as a nationwide stand by for catarrh and colds.
Fishing dominates Labrador's seacoast economy leading to a money shortage and fish used as barter. Officials pursue industrial plans to inject cash while residents face malnutrition from imbalanced diets and disease like Bertberi. The proverb warns against unnecessary talk.
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