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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1930
Page
4
Ernestine undergoes a crisis over Will and the Pastano family. She realizes her jealousy and fear of poverty have driven her to clash with her husband’s world. In a dawn moment she commits to returning to Will as a wife, seeking spiritual renewal and unity.
A New York Ma waadie report describes Ball Island inhabitants appeasing demons at house doors with fruit trays and lamps. By day spirits rest, but at dusk people light lamps and sing to keep them away as they head to temples for longer prayers and offerings.
An early look at alumni groups shows how college fraternities formed at Wilt College in 1821 and grew beyond social clubs. These associations evolved into networks for reunions, memory, and even supporting needy students and schools through aid and fundraising, strengthening intercollegiate bonds.
New York state agricultural experts advise isolating birds for a week or more to curb lice, using sodium fluoride dust on feathers, and treating roosts with nicotine phosphate orkerosene solutions. Cleaning alone won’t end infestations, and heat is suggested as an aid to drop off lice.
Poultry farmers lose thousands yearly by keeping unprofitable hens fed high priced feed. Regular monthly culling in summer stops losses and removes nonproductive birds once they cease production.
The text suggests cod liver oil helps hens and chicks recover. It mentions adequate space for growth, overcrowding causing issues at night, and feeding guidelines of roast spice per bird. It recommends building simmer shelters if housing is crowded and describes a summer shelter with wire sides and interior rafters.
A historical poultry guide describes turkey rearing differences between white and dark plumage birds, housing preferences for fowl, and care tips. It mentions early laying, training young birds to prevent crowding, perches for poults, and rough methods for neck disease control with homemade mixtures.
State College of Agriculture at Ithaca urges fall lime application to correct soil acidity before seeding alfalfa and clover. Lime acts slowly, needs time to mix thoroughly, and two applications may be needed for soils requiring over two tons.
The article explains winter water needs for dairy cattle and beef cattle. It notes dairy cows drink about 75 pounds of water daily while milk production drives higher intake. It discusses watering frequency, cold troughs, ice, and the optional heating of water, arguing heating may not pay.
Fresh rhubarb pie in winter is feasible for home gardeners per Prof. Robert M. Adams of Cornell. Moats are dug in fall and left to freeze. roots are stored in a cellar or in soil or boxes kept moist at about 60 to 53 degrees Fahrenheit. If leaves grow in darkness, stem quality improves. best forcing roots come from four to two year field plants.
The Dunfeld variety leads central Indiana crops as the best general purpose soy bean. It averaged 96.0 bushels of beans and 4,198 pounds of hay over four years, with Illini as its closest competitor at 25.0 bushels and 4,192 pounds of hay. Other strong performers include Manchu, A. K., and Midwest.
Tall rye wakes and very excellent companion crop for any of the legumes where a new stand is to be established. Sow the alfalfa seed broad cast as soon as the land is dry enough to get on without injury to the rye crop. After sowing the alfalfa seed harrow with a light smoothing harrow to cover the seed. The harrow will not injure the rye and may improve moisture conditions and kill young weeds if any are starting.
A brief reader quote features a chance acquaintance asking about travel abroad. The reply from the small man is humorous, stating he has "always been this thin." This vignette reflects light newspaper humor from the Cincinnati Enquirer.
A judge quotes a customer asking what they owe for extra oil not charged and notes the fellow claims oil was reft on upholstery. The exchange highlights a dispute over implied charges and property damage in a courtroom vignette.
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