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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1929
Page
8
Instructions for preparing jellied veal for salads with gelatin stock, grinding veal, adding seasonings, and setting in molds or a ring mold. Includes whipped onions celery parsley pimento and lemon juice with salt pepper and tabasco, served on lettuce with cucumber tomato garnish.
A garbled USDA home economics note describes an inexpensive plain rose colored wash dress. It details a two section front with a low waistline belt, a one piece back, long sleeves with turn back cuffs, pin tucked fronts, belts, and snaps, with a bias neck and hidden fasteners.
United States Department of Agriculture studies show milk should be kept at 45 degrees Fahrenheit or lower in the milk compartment to slow bacterial growth. Raw and pasteurized milk stored 24 to 96 hours at 40°F show minimal bacterial increase, while 60°F causes rapid growth. Keep milk in a tightly closed container, never in an open pitcher, and place the cap on the coldest shelf.
A kitchen notice from the home economics bureau presents corn soup as an excellent dinner option. The method uses canned corn, onion, water, and butter with flour to thicken. Buttered popcorn substitutes croutons, and milk is optional for a richer meal.
An extension poultry expert describes a sanitary runway as a valuable improvement for brooder houses. The platform, with a wire floor and 1 inch poultry netting sides, keeps chicks in a protected, clean path while allowing droppings to fall away, reducing disease risk and improving exercise.
The article discusses placing a sufficient number of nests during heavy laying to reduce eggs lost to litter. It recommends darkened nests that are easy to view and remove eggs, notes crowding can break eggs, and suggests nest sizes of twelve by fourteen inches for large breeds and ten by twelve inches for smaller breeds.
The article notes that wild turkeys feed mainly on insects beechnuts acorns and berries with little corn. It warns many poultry raisers neglect this by overfeeding corn or cornmeal, especially to small turkeys, risking indigestion and flyer trouble.
Poultry notes discuss ground enables poultrymen to carry more pullets to maturity and the importance of selection and breeding to reduce diseases. Profitable flocks average above 120 eggs per bird with emphasis on moisture needs, hatching eggs versus chicken eggs, and use of gluen feed as a protein source. Proper incubation and egg size relate to market quality, while feed blends rely on wheat bran by products and reliable free-range stock to ensure strong chick growth and disease resistance.
Humorous tale recalls Phil May joking about Lord Iveagh head of Guinness and the Iveagh estate while a red nosed portrait nears completion. The anecdote involves Shannon and a proposed pairing of titles Cause and Effect as a punny jab at the brewer.
A historical ad touts Dr. Pierce and his Golden Medical Discovery as a proven stomach alterative. It claims the remedy purifies blood, clears skin and eruptions, and improves overall condition, offering liquid or tablet forms and a free trial by mailing 10 cents for tablets to the Pierce Clinic in Buffalo, N.Y.
The 1627 paint industry in the United States reached a total of 00,000,842 dollars per a Commerce Department census. Over 1,000 establishments produced paints and varnishes employing 28,081 wage earners. New York led with 162 plants, Illinois second with 109.
Meanl and Eddie Schroeder, noted film folks, explain the wonders of talking pictures to their infant. The child asks to hear Rin Tin Tin bark on screen, then wants Felix the cat to purr, showing early fascination with sound.
A terse exchange has Mr. Meekton recounting that his wife trapped him inside the house rather than locking him out, denying the alternate version of events and asserting the opposite in a brief dialogue.
A lighthearted note suggests a man could avoid trouble by marrying his second wife Judge, reflecting a playful editorial aside about marriage and social roles.
Some men and women appear the picture of health because they keep digestion in order. You can too with Nature's Remedy NR Tablets a mild thorough vegetable laxative that helps correct digestive function.
Fragmented item mentions Shorty entering films and baking custard pies for comedians. Dialogic snippets reference ages of wine and chicken and a name Bertin Dartbarbier, with scattered asides. Limited readable facts focus on people and quirky exchanges without a clear event.
A playful cheek exchanges a purchase tale about pets with one spending ten dollars on a canary and another boasting a higher sum of twenty six dollars on a lark in a light humorous exchange
A lively item notes Jinks is full of stories and chatter at the 2 skyscraper, with remarks that he is not an interesting talker yet keeps blinking and lively banter.
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