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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
8
The Collecting Net reports a summer event at Jolla Bay San Diego California described as yellow water. The causative organism was unusually small about six thousandths of a millimeter with four fingella. No other plankton appeared during the period of abundance from late July to August.
A column urges boys and girls to read the Grape Nurs ad in another paper column and join the Dizzy Dean Winners program for a chance at valuable free prizes.
Mrs. Dave Ross of Nevada Missouri reports her white rooster called Boy Friend exhibits jealous behavior. The bird follows her everywhere, drives away other chickens, scolds and pecks her ankle if ignored, and crowing wakes her at the window each morning.
Mussolini’s forces push across Eritrea into Ethiopia under Gen. De Bono, taking Adigrat and advancing toward Aduwa. Italy claims Tigre province. Haile Selassie’s regime rallies as world bodies debate League sanctions and peace prospects.
President Roosevelt announced two proclamations in San Diego. One imposes a war materials embargo on shipments to beligerents and the other warns Americans traveling on Italian or Ethiopian vessels to assume risk. The Ethiopian note targets Italy, and the president also warned Americans against engaging in any transactions with the warring nations under threat of punishment.
Federal case involves a Food and Drug Administration microbiologist B J Howard teaching a cannery examiner proper microscope use to count molds. Howard demonstrated errors in the cannery’s method leading to a consent decree favoring the government and seizure action.
In Germany women are shifted from factory and office roles to labor camps and outdoor work. They are assigned tasks to drain marshes build roads cultivate land and harvest crops. They are urged to perform work aimed at strengthening the potential mother of the new Germany.
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