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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1929
Page
7
George Ade narrates Artie and Mamie at a lunch where a pink envelope and perfume note spark romantic intrigue. Characters discuss letters and social snubs as Artie brags about charm, dances with Mamie, and confronts a heckler with a boastful bluff while a concerned observer questions consequences.
A male narrator recounts a night at a club and a courtship with Mamie Blanchard. He recalls meeting Mamie through a publishing-house connection, planning a show outing, and meeting her parents. He notes Mamie’s taste in furniture and a Christmas gift tradition linked to her.
The Bank of England chief shows off a vivid crimson and black overcoat, and on warm days the “best dressed man in London” checks the interior thermometer as 70 degrees Fahrenheit nears. City visitors note this cue to summer as the ceremonial staff’s attire and mood shift with the heat.
Imported Xenta's Oxford Lilac, owned by Harry D. Tilt of Sunny Lea Farm Independence Oregon, set a new butterfat record with 1 022.87 pounds in 365 days and produced 17 606 pounds of milk. Her lineage includes Lion's Titan and Lion's Lilac, making Tilt the only breeder with three Jersey cows in the 1000-pound class.
The U S Department of Agriculture warns garlic flavor can be detected in milk within one minute after cows eat garlic tops and two minutes after garlic odor exposure. To avoid taint dairymen should remove garlic from pastures four to seven hours before milking and follow strict cleanliness, ventilation, and rapid cooling practices.
On pasture forage may be insufficient for high producing cows so a grain supplement is advised. Cows yielding 20 to 84 pounds of milk daily need about 1 pound of grain per 4 to 0 pounds of milk, using oats corn wheat bran and barley. High producing cows over 84 pounds daily require a high protein concentrate such as linseed meal or other supplement.
Illinois scientist Dr. James R. Holbert at Funk Experimental Farms reports a frost proof corn strain surviving 27 degrees. It shows drought tolerance and reduced borers, promising higher yields, with preliminary tests suggesting about 18 bushels more per acre. Planting strategy advised to prevent cross pollination. $250,000 spent on years of trial and a refrigeration device used to cool multiple hills.
Crop specialists from Town State College advise on soil fertility affecting soft corn and corn drying. They emphasize silage value and the link between breading and feeding for farm success. Minnesotan station notes beans for grain and Chestnut for hay, while dewberries resemble blackberries but with trailing canes.
An aspiring author, aged fifty, faced repeated rejection from publishers for his Cape Cod tale. He printed his own copies with a hand press, learned binding, and produced 100 volumes to study copyright formality. A publisher later reissued the work after recognizing its merit and also contracted his next book Exchange.
Article notes Danish farmers begin cultivation of Greenland's Arctic lands, challenging the old notion of Greenland’s icy mountains. It highlights Greenland's fertility, potential wealth in northern Canada, and the global significance of redeeming Greenland for expanding undeveloped regions south of its icy range.
World needs a pact outlawing war says WU Ways after disembarking from the Berengaria. He compares opponents of the pact to Bismarck, noting that war costs lives that will die within 40 years. Detroit Kree Press reports.
A grocer near a grade school meets a boy asking for a nickel's worth of Lindy cheese. The grocer denies Lindy cheese exists, and the boy insists it is Lindbergh cheese the way it makes girls told their noses.
Ettaabeth tells an eight year old friend that moving wagons and furniture are ready for the house. The girl jokes that they will move if their house burns down, reflecting anxious hopes amid housing upheaval.
A Boston Transcript line notes the woman was “expensively garbed” implying costly attire, with a speaker remarking on recognizing expensive garb in a courtroom recollection from Montreal.
A vintage ad copy extols Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry rust spots caused by inferior bluing. It urges readers to try it and notes a selfseeker rarely being sought after in a terse aside.
Representative Linthicum warns about a polidenin who hides many inoiadeeds under a religious cloak. He says the man is touring church congregations and likens him to an attack as he points heavenward while pursuing mischief.
Cincinnati Enquirer notes issues with Tilkee's club and claims mobility trouble as holorists refuse pickups, signaling a decline in services and a change in operations. The item reflects local business disruption and related transport challenges.
In Col lier's Weekly a quirky note asks if people can win love by acting like a dog. It compares dogs and camels, noting a dog’s simple appeal versus a camel’s harder backing as a worker.
Dalton resident Baron Sraap reports postnatal fatigue and low energy after a last birth. He credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for helping his wife and says both he and his wife feel it improved their condition during a difficult period.
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