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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1929
Page
1
A survey of Mothers influence in literature and society cites Whistler and Barrie celebrating mothers, notes Robert E. Rogers on maternal theory, and highlights Beecher Hooker on educating mothers. It discusses maternal efficiency from Britain’s Medical Research Council and links maternal nurture to race improvement and child health.
A reflective verse proclaims placing a bold message for all the world to read. It imagines a lasting testament on sands or sky, declaring a unique, wondrous idea named Mother Tet. The piece emphasizes visibility and permanence across wide distances and generations.
The passage highlights a short story from Kipling's early volume To the Wittiest Woman in India dedicated to his mother. Cyril Walls lauds it as one of the best short stories ever written, praising its fulsome foralse quality.
A poetic tribute extols mothers as the dearest word and the world’s praises through spring. It soothes with lullaby imagery inviting mothers to rest, ease their cares, and savor a special day.
A Washington Irving quotation extols a mother's unwavering love that endures beyond estrangements and betrayals, contrasting it with a father's distance and siblings' enmity. The author emphasizes a mother's constancy and inexhaustible care.
Ohio State University extension bulletin on Sanitation in the Hatchery urges clean floors kept wet when possible to reduce dust and germ spread to baby chicks. It warns against dropping shells or dead chicks on the floor and likens hatchery care to hospital standards. Authored by Prof. BE L. Dakan and Dr. Fred Speer.
Infested poultry houses harbor mites in walls ceilings and under dropping boards. Treat perches weekly to draw mites out for destruction, spray nests and boxes, add carbolineum to kerosene, paint roosts and nests, and whitewash rough walls to seal crevices. Regular spraying prevents spread.
The article advises on keeping poultry houses clean to prevent disease in chicks. It covers the role of clean ground water feed and housing, use of heated incubators, proper feed hopper space, hatching egg weight of 24 to 26 ounces per dozen, and careful incubator maintenance including thermometer and water tests.
The article outlines steps to develop balanced livestock farming with abundant pasture. It emphasizes soil preparation, seed beds for grasses and clovers, and soil treatments. Kirby of North Carolina State advocates lime and phosphates, annual fertilization, and top dressing manure to improve old pastures and ensure lasting productivity.
Advice warns against exposing hungry livestock to wet clover or alfalfa. Rotate grazing onto dry hay mornings and clover after deworming. water after green feed. For serious bloat a left side tapping with a trecar is recommended to release gas carefully.
Instructions describe treating warbles on cattle in spring by applying an ointment of one part iodoform and three parts vaseline to each warble hole. Remove grubs by pressure with fingers though it is difficult. crushing grubs risks dangerous septic reactions.
The article states that grinding corn for pigs offers no advantage, while barley and oats improve feeding for young pigs when ground. It suggests grinding corn with barley and oats to simplify feeding and notes no benefit to mixing the ground feed into a stop before feeding as it can be fed dry if water is available most of the time.
The text notes lambs born dead due to crowding at doors and improper handling. It advises calming ewes after lambing, guiding the lamb toward pens, and letting the ewe smell her lamb to ensure bonding and proper placement.
An ad touts Dr Caldwell and his Pepsin syrup as a gentle safe laxative remedy. It claims simple herbs and pepsin treat constipation and related ailments, suited for all ages, with a free trial offer from Monticello Illinois.
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