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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
8
A four-year-old prodigy within the Jaxon family faces language trials of the Immortal Declaration. During a meal a stubborn piece of roast fowl lodges in his throat and he deftly retrieves it. He quips that the fowl “won’t swallow down my neck” and will “just chew.”
An actor seeks life insurance and names a clergyman as a reference. The minister protests the slight acquaintance while the agent quips that the man visits the church regularly and “always gets me to marry him.”
Sight seeing bus halted before a large church as a lecturer shouted that the church was where Tony Pastor once preached, noting the scene in New York Times style.
The United States Department of Agriculture reissued peach grades with minor changes since 1921. Market quality, not size, drives the grades, including color maturity appearance and freedom from blemishes. No minimum size specified. packaging must show count and size or pack style. A No 1 grade targets normal trade needs, with peaches firm mature well formed and free of damage.
The Department of Agriculture and Wisconsin Experiment Station report resistance to cabbage yellows. About 4,000 pounds of Wisconsin All Seasons seed, resistant to yellows, were produced in Washington in 1921. Wisconsin Brunswick and other yellows resistant strains are being distributed to growers and kraut packers, with additional resistant varieties under development for future distribution.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder issues without realizing it. The ad urges immediate treatment with Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, claiming common symptoms like back pain fatigue and nervousness stem from kidney trouble. A sample offer and drugstore availability are noted, with a prompt to mention the newspaper.
An advertisement promises a $5,000 reward for saving a life, urging readers to send a dollar to the Baltimore SeeThru Corporation for a three year windshield coating that supposedly stays clear during storms. It guarantees satisfaction or money refund and claims long lasting protection even through month long rain, with a sales pitch tone from an old newspaper.
A survey from over 200,000 head across 2,000 farms shows sire to dam ratios: cattle 1:18.9, horses 1:16.8, swine 1:11.5, sheep 1:87, goats 1:26.6, poultry 1:8.5. The sire’s superior offspring count underscores the value of purebred, high quality males despite occasional tolerant scrubs.
A Chicago conference of animal husbandry and marketing extension workers urged economy of production as the core factor in livestock success. Delegates from the USDA and agricultural colleges emphasized selecting animals, ration choices, and sound care and management as key practices for producing high quality stock at low costs.
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