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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
6
Practical guidance on dairy cows, hens, pigs, and crops. Emphasizes pasture, shade, water, silo filling, seed corn and rotation, proper feeding, manure management, and sanitation. Warns against wasteful feeding and poor rotations, urging ready preparation and careful selection of quality breeding stock.
Edith Wheaton discusses in Scribner's Magazine how American men overlook their wives in daily life. She argues men owe women more than financial support and must involve them in real business to honor partnership and modern equality.
A fragment from the 1675 Rules of Civility outlines eighteenth century etiquette on conversation and behavior. It notes avoid pulling a companion by clothing and snoring or sweating during talk to prevent offense and embarrassment among peers.
The Wall Street Journal cites French tobacco authorities as a caution against government control. It notes the Direction des Tabacs adds items to cigarette packaging and sometimes weighs tobacco, with a recent incident where a kicked brand faced a biscuit-like surprise as officials showed hauteur.
A Hamburg club’s doctor proposes migraine as a general symptom linked to brain size. He suggests cerebrum excess in a given elite could trigger nervous disturbance. The idea is unproven but discussed as a potential explanation.
A Kansas City Star excerpt chides U S policy on gas disputes with a pointed colonial era style dig. It cites a rambling scaffold farewell tale and notes Mexico’s rope abundance foreshadowing a grim outcome. The piece also lampoons a boy's ambition to flex his teacher and a boxing instructor quip.
G. M. Hamilton of Greenwood Indiana describes years of scalp itching burning pimples and hair loss. After trying various remedies he reports three months of Cuticura Soap and Ointment restoring smooth clean skin and stopping the scalp problems.
A reader letter mocks a play by Vistard while praising a kidney pill claim. The text includes Philip Miller of Cimarron Kansas praising Podds Kidney Pills and requesting publication, plus a legal point from a New York appellate court about whether a colt is a horse.
Pain in back and rheumatism affect thousands daily. Removing the cause is vital. Foley Kidney Pills begin to work from the first dose and exert direct, beneficial action on kidneys and bladder so the pain and torment from kidney trouble soon disappear.
A fragmentary note describes a new gem named helldor haa deem found in German South Airies. The text includes unrelated snippets about truth telling and a comical exchange on poetry and a judge’s advantage over lovers, with tangential references to Mrs. Winslow's booting syrup and a poem prompt.
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