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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
1
The New York Times reports on fears of a revival of early 19th century naked fashion trends. Observers recall post 1705 dress, with bare arms and minimal garments, noting public demonstrations of weight limits and social criticism.
A puzzled necro girl and a southbound housewife discuss work terms in a New York Post item. The girl claims 3 a week and 34 for not, a puzzling phrase that a southern friend later clarifies as pay and a food privilege.
An antiquated jewel described as a ninth or eighth century treasure, a gold spherical capsule encircled with stones, containing a fragment of the true cross. It was allegedly kept in Aix la Chapelle where Charlemagne died, later moved to Paris under Napoleon I and kept in the Tuileries.
The piece notes over 190 petrel species with falmar and Mollymawk as notable. These sailors of British vessels gather in great flocks behind ships. They are especially drawn to whale refuse and byproducts from whale cleaning.
Researchers at Professor Fibiger's laboratory in Copenhagen report rats from a sugar refinery harboring cockroaches with a nematode parasite. Feeding tests show inflammation and stomach cancer in rats. some died after 40 days, others from advanced gastric cancer as tumors grew.
Not Dobbin the farmer shows a visitor from an Indiana college around the farm. The teacher offers remarks on the fields and the changing times, noting a shift away from traditional farm life to the auto industry. A boy explains a horse injury and barn maintenance details amid casual dialogue.
The Belgian government plans a novel mobile school for farmers using a three-unit building powered by a gasoline motor and a motor truck. The caravan units roll into position to form a corrmndous classroom, bringing modern farming methods directly to farmers across the country.
The gravity labeler uses an inclined track to guide cans over a tray of adhesive and under brushes to apply labels. The system relies on operator pace and is limited only by how quickly workers place cans on the line.
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