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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1912
Page
3
Practical advice covers cows and calves care field sanitation and milking hygiene. It warns on spraying to save pay crops and notes butter fat yield and cream temper require proper handling. Garden fruit trees pigs and horses receive targeted tips on feeding housing and preventive measures.
The Second Cavalry and Fifth Infantry now in the Philippines are ordered home. Cavalry will head to Fort Huachuca Arizona then to the Rio Grande border. infantry to San Antonio for border duty. By June 15 all cavalry regiments will be on Rio Grande duty. Also, Col Steever is to probe the El Paso guard shooting involving Private John Baker, with potential Mexico talks if unresolved. In Escalon, General Orozco rejects Juarez provisional government and warns Gomez, who is effectively a prisoner there.
A stormy debate at the Minneapolis Methodist general conference centered on tobacco use by officials. A resolution by Dr. Robert Stephens urged that no person be elected to conference gifts who uses tobacco. The motion passed overwhelmingly after heated exchanges. The body also adopted recommendations under Rev. W. S. Chinn to aid ministers and congregations affected by recent southern floods.
New York May 10. A call was issued for a meeting of the Republican national committee in Chicago on Thursday June 8 to decide contests among delegates to the Republican national convention. It will be the earliest meeting in years due to many contests. The last day for filing contests is May 29.
Boston May 11 Cardinal O Connell plans a summer diversion by purchasing a fine yacht stored at Marblehead and likely spending much time in Marblehead waters if he takes to sailing. A minor item reports Seap Lockett, a fireman, diving from a moving train to save a white baby girl near Jefferson, and Cecil Clark Davis continuing her divorce suit against Richard Harding Davis.
A tale recounts King Bruce learning persistence from a spider, inspiring him after repeated failures. The legend ties to old proverbs about not giving up, with interjected quips about gardening and cautious friendship.
A California judge ruled there is no judicial authority to stop a husband from making love to his wife though he can stop beatings. The decision followed a Los Angeles woman's injunction bid to curb her husband's attentions, highlighting humor and social tensions in marital rights.
An ancient tale recounts a physician named Damoced who failed to cure Hyataapes' son and was summoned to the royal court. Damocedes succeeds, prompting the king to award the doctor with access to the ladies of the harem. A vase of gold and pearls is filled for him, but a eunuch drops it and slaves collect the pearls.
The article cites Dr. Rudolf Spitaler proposing that Earth's heat and climate distribution could be influenced by the Sun’s position relative to the Milky Way. It notes shifts in galactic alignment affecting regional temperatures and suggests that galactic dynamics may alter glacial patterns.
The lord high heaper of the buttonhool laments loyalty issues while the messy monarch admits the court function cannot match the scenery and costumes of the big musical show.
A distressed man was noted near Brackeston where the town’s baseball team currently leads talk rounds. Observers say his mood reflects the team's recent fortunes and local chatter.
An analysis of brain matter and Grape-Nuts claims are presented by authorities Beamis and Dr. Geo W Carey, arguing Phosphate of Potash and Phosphoric Acid dominate mineral salts in brain and cereal. The piece links editor stress to diet and promotes Grape-Nuts as essential daily nourishment for mental function and stamina.
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