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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1926
Page
7
New York official McLaughlin noted investigations give a “queer look” and recounted a Maori gambler tale about a millionaire who ran a racing stable. He recalled a protest after a horse won, illustrating distrust in gambling circles.
A pantry of home cooking advice covers beef heart stuffing, fresh vegetable salads, custard pie, tapioca desserts, fluffy dumplings, cheese bandwich filling, carrot pineapple nut salad, mutton curry, liver patties, and medley sandwiches. Recipes include step by step prep, seasonings, and cooking tips for everyday meals.
William A. Radford explains how cooperatives build profits through clean sanitary handling, quality products, and well planned bottling facilities. He outlines a concrete block plant with efficient layout including icehouse, refrigerator, work room, engine room, and bottling equipment designed for economical milk processing.
A humorous vignette about an applicant who says his father only follows his mother's orders. The piece ties facial expression to character, noting that appearance mirrors the soul and that virtue can outshine looks in judging a person.
The article outlines three core goals of home design convenience, artistic effect, and first cost, plus overlooked efficiency factors. It stresses heating plant costs and heat loss, noting boiler efficiency from 40 to 60 percent and that leaks waste significant heat. It argues better building construction reduces fuel use and questions ventilation needs tied to air leakage.
The article urges careful color choice for homes to avoid vulgarity and mismatch with surroundings. It favors a limited palette, darker trims on lighter bodies, and contrasts that prevent monotony while maintaining harmony with neighboring houses. It recommends at most two colors and a subdued, refined look.
The rough surface of cement stucco complicates painting as brushes wear fast and slow efforts. Spray painting proves most useful to apply material evenly and speed the process on such damaged or uneven surfaces.
Heating plants are nerve centers and their derangement often means acute discomfort to dwellers. The up to date builder makes it a point to be well informed on this big subject.
A fragment shows a dialogue about hose shades at a hardware store with a clerk asking for shade options like nude brown or black. It reflects a historical retail exchange and greeting norms in a casual shop setting.
A quotation notes Atterbury praising a gentle method of reproving faults that leaves people fearful yet ashamed to repeat them. The line suggests restraint and moral suasion as effective tools for discipline without harsh escalation.
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