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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1929
Page
8
An unnamed narrator recounts Artie speaking with an ink stained note from a Hollywood writer and a flirtatious girl named Mamie. The dialogue includes artful boasting, stage manners, and a tense dance floor interruption as a rival tries to disrupt the night.
An OCR fragment presents a muddled narrative of social exchanges. A speaker recalls meeting a woman, pondering letters, and observing an awkward street encounter. Names and places are broken, but the scene hints at relationships, debt, and a café or venue with a mother inspecting attire.
Reported scene outside the Bank of England as visitors note the central thermometer and the fashion of passersby in warm weather. The piece evokes a vivid London summer mood with comments on attire and public display.
Imported Nentay Oxford Lime surpasses 1000 pounds of butterfat on an 803 day official test, producing 1,022,387 pounds of butterfat and 17,006 pounds of milk. Owned by Harry D. Itt of Sunny Lea Farm, Independence Oregon, the cow traces Jersey stock from the island near France and joins Xenia's Oxford Lilac as a leading 1000 pound Jersey. Mr Iff owns two 1000-pound cows, with Imp Xenia's Oxford Lilac and Lion's Lime both contributing to his breeder status.
USDA research shows garlic and bitterweed taint milk quickly, with garlic detectable within a minute after feeding and lasting years after exposure. Dairymen should remove cows from affected pastures for hours, practice strict sanitation, and promptly cool and store milk to curb taints and odors.
Farmers consider grain feed for pasture dairies noting that grass alone may be insufficient to meet daily needs. For cows producing up to 86 pounds of milk daily a mix of oats corn wheat bran and barley at about 1 pound grain per 2 pounds milk suffices. Higher production may require adjusted rations including linseed meal or other concentrates.
Dr James R Holbert in McLean County Illinois announces a frost proof corn strain. The line shows cold resistance drought tolerance and reduced borers with an expected yield advantage of about 18 bushels per acre. Seed production is limited but Holbert aims to expand planting to prevent cross pollination and accelerate development.
Agricultural experts at Town State college say a cow requires three quarts of water per quart of milk. Experienced farmers note silage depends on fertility in the soil. Good breeding and feeding must combine for success. Soft corn often signals soil fertility issues. Rapid drying of concrete weakens it. Farmers now must profit from crops, not just grow them. Andrew Hogg of the Minnesota experiment station cites hay and grain varieties as best for their uses.
Representative Linthieuny at a Baltimore luncheon warns about a politician who hides misdeeds under religion. He cites the man’s church speeches across his district and calls him a hypocrite who pretends virtue while aiming to mislead.
Jonathan Leonard sought publication for his Cape Cod life manuscript. Rejected by publishers he printed and bound 100 volumes himself to study copyright laws. A copy reached a publisher who then funded a new edition while Leonard wrote another book later handled by the same publisher.
Danish farmers begin cultivating Greenland lands, signaling a shift from the term Greenland's Icy Mountains. The piece notes Greenland's potential wealth, Canada’s northern fertility, and the global significance as undeveloped regions lie south of the icy ranges. It also cites Hays on a peace pact and wartime costs with a Bismarck-like echo.
A grocer denies Lindy cheese existence while a boy asks for a nickel’s worth. Nearby Eligaveth frets over an impending house move as both girls discuss moving wagons and a house that burns down in a chaotic, incomplete vignette.
A cryptic note in the Boston Transcript references expert testimony from Montreal and a remark about expensive garb. It hints at a reminder or line about a lady's attire described with humor or sarcasm.
A fragmentary ad blurb touts Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry to banish rust spots caused by dull bling, promising trouble free washing. A hurried joke mentions moneyless romance and self-deprecation, reflecting vintage ad style and wordplay.
Mrs Marenosd Stace from Dalton reports severe tiredness and nervousness before her last birth. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved significantly. She says both she and her husband feel better and credits the remedy for her recovery.
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