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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
3
Pretty neckwear sets delight women with dainty pieces in white or colored organdy and sheer fabrics. Sets include a collar vestee and cuff, cross barred with black and embroidered with red green and purple floss in lazy daisy stitch. For girls, Peter Pan collars and cuffs match with checked tissue gingham and Treacy-made scalloped edging.
A selection of garters and ribbon bags guaranteed to please. One garter uses narrow silver ribbon with ribbon roses, another combines Battin ribbon with black lace. The bags feature black maire ribbon with silver filigree, rose satin lining, or black and silver brocade with tortoise shell mounting.
A printed cotton bag measures 25 inches by 17 with a scalloped bottom edge each scallop holding a buttonhole to fasten a glass button. It hangs from a coat hanger and is trimmed with chalite plain edges and heavy zephyr French knots. It is pitched as a handy receptacle for gloves and handkerchiefs, reflecting wartime taste.
A cheap cardboard cradle set from Turnitine shows a Dutch design with perforated tabs and slots. The bottom and boards hold with wooden pegs. figures describe sizes for the pieces and rocker span, with potential painted decoration.
A graceful lantern decoration shown uses a Whra frame with paper covering. Cut-out figures adorn the sides and a long tassel hangs from finger or Greve paper. Finished with festoons of flower petals strung on cords gives a pretty, festive look for Christmas decoration.
Scarfs described as black velvet with wide brocaded ribbon appliques and silk pendant details. They are worn short with high ends, featuring a silver-toned pendant at each joint.
The United States Department of Agriculture describes a threefold gasoline wash to remove grease from wool samples and soap wash to extract dirt. Side fleece samples reflect overall fleece grease and dirt content. Temperature control prevents felting. findings support mating plans to improve fleece quality and are detailed in Bulletin 1100 by Spencer Hardy and Brandon.
The passage lists desirable traits for forage crops including adaptability to climate, palatability, high digestible matter, narrow nutritive rate, succulence, long growing season with grazing endurance, permanency, affordable cost and easy seeding, rapid pasturage during the season, and required characteristics.
USDA reports show over 850000 farmers introduced legumes mainly soybeans cowpeas velvet beans and alfalfa into their cropping sequences. Demonstrations by agriculture extension agents in 1921 highlighted legume use as soil improvement.
The article argues poultry can be profitable when managed with careful feed tracking and balancing egg production for consumption and sale. It compares poultry profits to cattle and hogs, noting the need to monitor production costs to ensure returns.
Government guidance urges timely reporting of hog sickness to prevent outbreaks. USDA notes expansion of hog cholera control to 84 counties across South Dakota Washington New Mexico and West Virginia. Early preventive serum use is advised as insurance against losses.
Green manuring involves turning under gullatle crops to enrich the soil. Leguminous crops add nitrogen from the air and organic matter, aided by bacteria. Turning under whole crops helps poor soils and rotating, while catch crops or winter greens supply nitrogen economically.
Harness should be washed with tepid water and a neutral soap using a sponge or brush. Scrape hardened grease with a dull knife, then rinse in tepid water and warm air until damp. Dry or grease while still damp to avoid distortion and grit damage. never leave greasy or stiff harness.
Proper grading yields better prices for potatoes whether stored or sold. Keep potatoes clean and free of dirt, store at 45 to 50 degrees, with good ventilation and steady temperature in a cellar.
Senator Sorghum brandishes reformist zeal questioning rivals as he seeks to overhaul opposition tactics. He boasts of extending retirement and mediation benefits as a strategic move to weaken foes and reshape political power dynamics.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as easy to use on wool, silk, linen, cotton, and mixed fabrics. It claims directions fit any woman, and guarantees the dye will not spot fade streak or run on garments or draperies. It asks buyers to tell their druggist the fabric type.
In a quip from American Legion Weekly a regimental riding school is criticized for poor attendance as riders drop out daily while acknowledging some interest in horses remains.
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