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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1930
Page
5
In Parade Evelyn Campbell portrays Linda Haverhill as she navigates the social glare of affluence. The narrative probes the parity between rich appearances and real livelihoods amid market upheavals and modern speed.
In a borrowed Haverhill house on Labor Day Linda, a seventeen year old beauty, watches her dying father Jim as he conjures pride from denial. He urges stoic fashion and secrecy while Linda wrestles with longing and pretends their life is normal. The street parade masks a deeper ruin. TO BE CONTINUED.
Herbert F. Prytherch of the U S bureau of fisheries says the Oyster Industry is now the nation's most valuable fishery yielding about 73 000 tons annually. It employs over 89 000 people and the yearly crop exceeds 14 million dollars from Cape Cod to the Rio Grande and Puget Sound to San Francisco.
A fragment notes the popular French revolution song Ca Ira attributed to a street singer Ladre. The air, sung by Buccourt, was favored by Marie Antoinette. French writers say Benjamin Franklin used the phrase while discussing the American Revolution, meaning It will succeed.
A garbled quote extols taking any task as a path to greatness. It emphasizes painting and basic carpentry as essential, urging steady effort and precision in constructing a house. The fragment hints at motivation and personal discipline.
The article outlines how to insure eggs in winter by providing a balanced ration, ample space, fresh air, and clean housing. It stresses green feed, skim milk, and careful management before and during the laying period, with detailed space requirements and ventilation.
D H Bell Clemson College extension poultry specialist explains fattening poultry for market. A fattening ration emphasizes high carbohydrates with soft mash. suggested mix includes corn meal wheat bran middlings and buttermilk or meat scrap. Young fowls suit confinement. old hens do better in small runs with gains of 50 to 90 percent of body weight.
Changing litter regularly protects birds from damp floors and waste buildup. Do not keep hens in dust and manure. Ensure dry floors and good ventilation to minimize dampness and keep the air healthier in the coop.
The article claims sunlit windows allow ultraviolet rays to enter, making minerals in the ration available. It says hens store this factor in their bodies, but prolonged direct sun exposure can exhaust it, leading to continued laying with thin eggshells.
Cooked potatoes form a valuable addition to hen rations during winter. Raw spuds are unsuitable. potatoes should be boiled or steamed and mixed hot with laying mash to create a moist crumbly feed. Feed as a warm mash at noon or evening to ensure hens eat the proper amount.
H R Niswonger of North Carolina State College urges orchardists to diagnose cull apples to find San Jose scale worm holes and blotches. He advises fall spraying lime sulfur or oil, removing diseased wood, burning mummified fruit, and cleaning packing houses to curb cooling moths and bitter rot.
Missouri agriculture officials advise a green manure system with sweet clover no more than once every three to four years to avoid excess soil nitrogen and lodging in corn. A rotation of corn oats wheat with one to two years of corn followed by oats or wheat seeded with sweet clover offers a productive balance, and farmers should plan legume hay on separate ground or a second rotation to support animal feed.
The article explains valves burn out when clearance is too close between valve stem and pushrod, suggesting a .020 inch gap at the lowest point. It notes late spark, rich mixture, or oiling can also burn valves, often accompanied by overheating. correcting clearances is key.
Examine the wheat bins carefully before laying in a large supply of feed. Hoards can warp and crack allowing wheat to trickle through. Make bins proof against rats mice and sparrows. Galvanized iron sheets can be milled inside bins to keep out mice. Poultry farms face infestation due to year round feed on site.
The fourth Duke of Portland Lord George Bentinck, famed sportsman, failed to win the Derby and later died in unclear circumstances. Rumors of foul play and a possible confrontation abound, with a coroner’s verdict of death by natural causes questioned by many. The case remains unsolved and shrouded in doubt.
The fragment presents Luther praising music as a glorious gift from God that drives away temptations and sadness. It critiques nobles wasting money on other pleasures while neglecting music and urges rulers to support the liberal arts to cultivate refined, capable youth.
The dish haggis is explained as a Scottish specialty made from heart liver and lungs of calf or sheep, balled in the animal’s stomach with pepper salt onions suet and oatmeal. It is noted as peculiarly a Scottish creation.
A fragmented dialogue hints at romantic choices and misunderstandings. One speaker notes loving Bly and a proposal while referencing self interest and social friction. The text includes stray names and garbled lines suggesting a domestic or social dispute.
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