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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1927
Page
7
A domestic squabble unfolds as wife laments marriage regrets and husband confronts his past. A flash of remorse follows, with narration referencing a moral drift, while a side scene shows Sam in the shade discussing nature as the sun shifts.
A humorous exchange notes Zane Grey had allegedly written a book about the humorist. The humorist replies that Grey writes joke books, revealing a light anecdote about authors and satire.
The fragment notes an admired actress whose talent shines beyond wardrobe, asserting she proves she does not need ostentation. Sparse lines hint at a theater or entertainment piece praising her understated artistry.
Two neighbors exchange light gossip at the fence. One teases that her husband performs better when thinking of her, and the other laughs recalling the day his carpet beating was well done.
A fragment shows a couple discussing economizing and charging items as they speak of managing expenses. The dialogue hints at practical budgeting and shared financial concerns.
Fragmentary poem fragment expresses theme of voyage and comparison to a ship as a solitary literary image. There is no date author or full context available in the readable text.
A tattoo artist, annoyed by a client’s demand, inks across the man’s back the phrase Cure by Bosanko’s Blood Bitters. A tangential scene follows with stranded dialogue about sunburnt beach friends and a vague, unfinished exchange.
A man named Mucklepate nearly proposed to Mabel Ligzia Coburn but joked a coat button failing interrupted the moment. Peggy asked about the amount fifty.
A detective notes tries to locate the aqueak and tests every possibility without success. He then speculates the pig iron in the axes may be to blame, suggesting a faulty component as the cause of the mystery.
North Carolina figures show 2,276 hogs fed by farmers from January to July yielded $48,004.97 in sales with a $11,687.28 net profit, a 32 percent return. Hogs averaged $11.68 per hundredweight with $1.62 per bushel corn fed, and $10.89 profit per unit on the farm.
An Iowa Homestead summary extols alfalfa as the premier hog pasture crop. It urges growers to plant alfalfa on nearly any farm, with lime as needed, and notes brood sows fed corn and tankage will eat significant alfalfa. The feed provides bulk, protein, minerals, and vitamins, especially rich in vitamins.
If producers knew the facts about worms and hog diseases and followed best feeding and handling methods, worming and dipping would rarely be needed. Yet many farmers raise pigs in lots used for decades, now filled with worm eggs and disease germs.
The notice warns hog producers to watch for hog cholera during farrowing, outlines cooling and handling of carcasses, and advises selecting slaughter days. It highlights that hog cholera is contagious to swine with fever, does not affect humans, and recommends alfalfa as the best hog pasture crop plus feeding guidance before slaughter.
Mrs Sophia Bird of Loughborough Ireland marked her 104th birthday amid a daylong procession of well wishers. She rises at 9 80 each morning and retires at 8, expressing resolve to reach another birthday. The report then narrates a separate anecdote of August Winkler’s hardships from Wisconsin to Rossville and Kansas, noting loss and a small cash reserve before a bank failure.
The writing recalls a remark by the late Judge Reeve who warned that most people realize temptation by avoiding it and who divided misdemeanors by willpower. A faded anecdote about a veteran card player illustrates sudden luck and avoidance of games.
John Halkett president of the Building Trades Council commented in New York on the three nation dispute among Italy Yugoslavia and Albania he said they talk a lot but nothing will happen and windy people never come to blows. Some of the pep is simply avarice.
An advertisement touts Lazative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a preventive for colds grip or influenza with a 30c price and the H W Grove signature on the box. A side note mentions certain mayflies emerging as winged insects and ending their lives before sunrise.
A man recalling two or three hymns from his boyhood believes singing them proves his pride. The brief reflection underscores how small memories carry personal meaning and identity.
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