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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1928
Page
6
Santa encounters new era decor as his rounds reveal modernistic gift trends. Interior decorators influence his choices with bold outlines and flamboyant color schemes, leading to a shift from traditional to nonconformist presents this season.
A decorative craft note describes making realistic crepe paper geraniums using colored paper green stems and wire. It suggests potting and sealing options and enamelled or waxed finishing to resemble living flowers as long lasting remembrance.
A fashion note describes a handkerchief wrap used as a wrist band to add flutter to a party dress. The trend features a large square of cotton tied to the wrist to create a distinctive accessory.
Fragmentary text describes a sofa cushion and a tufted textile with black satin accents. Mentions flowers and woolen yarn, noting the design aims to enliven a dark background. The readable fragments include references to cushions and decorative ideas.
Tulia Bottomley notes the return of richly furred velvet coats and tweed suits as the season’s chic outerwear. velvet coats feature fur trims in lynx and badger with metallic embroidery while short jacket tweed suits, full-length coats, and self-fabric scarves set bold color contrasts in browns greens wine and gray blue.
Poultry extension specialist H. H. Alp notes Illinois farmers lost far more chickens to disease and parasites than to thieves last year. He urges clean ground around houses and mash hoppers, weekly sweeping, elevated feed and water devices, fly control with rock phosphate and gypsum, and removal of filth to break disease life cycles.
Winter feeding for laying hens should balance cost and output. With reasonable feed and environment, aiming for two extra eggs per week per hen boosts profits. even one extra egg weekly can cover feed costs. Use young, good laying stock and know proper feed preparation. Nutrients repair tissue and provide heat in cold months.
The article notes geese are grazing fowls needing access to good pasture year round. They thrive best on free range, winter and summer, eating clover hay and corn stover in cold months and grain in minimal amounts when grass is abundant.
Barry J. Lewis of Rhode Island, president of the National Poultry Council, with council members, urged General Lord, head of the budget bureau, to seek larger appropriations for fiscal year 1980 to address new poultry industry challenges.
The article notes that during fall and winter large quantities of dressed poultry are stored while broths and other poultry come on in late spring and summer. Rapid production changes are expanding marketing to a year round business compared with five or ten years ago.
A Mrs James A McClintock writes from 1830 N Bevinge Ave Indianapolis Ind praising Milks Emulsion for her child a 214 year old girl with stomach bowel troubles fever and green passages She claims the remedy cured most attacks and that the child is now 844 years old and well The letter dated March 22 1923 and May 8 1924 appears as a testimonial to a patent medicine company Terre Haute Ady region notes guaranteed satisfaction or money back by all druggists
Dr. John H. Latane of Johns Hopkins University argues in a Baltimore address that parents are not and cannot be respected by their children unless they earn respect. He cites a parable of a tramp and a benevolent old man to illustrate cynicism toward advice without merit.
Advertises Pape's Cold Compound tablets as a fast and pleasant remedy for colds. Claims one tablet will break up a cold in a few hours, appealing to singers and general readers seeking rapid relief.
A local philosopher notes that people fail to wake up to wealth because they never try. A psychologist observes a waning smoker uses a last match as a cue, reflecting on desire and habit.
An old health note advises people waking with backache to consider diet acids and sluggish kidneys. It promotes four ounces of fat Salts with lemon juice and lithia to flush kidneys, relieve acidity, and ease symptoms like dull pain, cloudy urine, and rheumatic twinges.
A Montreal Star humorous snippet shows a clerk asking to borrow a yardstick while a dry goods counter replies with a foot rule. another quip says they sell dress goods now by the loch.
A garbled OCR fragment references names Bayer Maputuchy F Salleyiada and various jumbled phrases. It mentions aspirin accord, stage girls, manslaughter, and a conductor. The text appears as disjointed quotes and stray lines with no coherent news item or event.
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