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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1929
Page
3
A young girl named Tiny Temper inesis is briefly described as short and sly yet with a large temper. Her friends note her progress toward controlling anger and the harsh punishments she endures for misbehavior teach restraint. Brenda’s salad incident becomes a turning point.
A historical note explains how royal patronage gave rise to foolscap paper. Charles I backed paper production with the royal arms as watermark, Cromwell replaced it with a fool’s cap and bells, and the term endures for legal sheets though the cap is gone.
Analysis of teen adolescence and resistance to advice. Emphasizes self discovery, hero influence, and learning through defeat, with notes on maturation. Concludes with a government land purchase note in Polk County Texas for Alabama and Coushatta Indians.
In a camp fire discussion the last speaker argues for guiding influence of beauty through nature art and music. The piece urges teaching children to notice snowflakes flowers sunsets and heavens, to develop moral and spiritual values via art and cultivated appreciation. It cites 1929 Western Newspaper Union.
Experiments show partial or complete substitution with cottonseed and soy meal in mash for laying hens. Added minerals and bone meal are needed to balance the diet, and ground soy beans are less effective than cottonseed. A recommended mash uses 1/3 substitution with bone meal and salt, kept before hens, and proper feeding practices.
A simple, inexpensive method adds direct sun to a poultry setup by creating about ten square feet of south facing space with an eight inch layer of cinders. Enclose to prevent soil contamination and add a wind break in exposed areas. Cinders absorb heat and melt snow or ice, allowing chickens to bask on warm dry ground even when the soil is wet and cold.
Guidance on making a temporary mash when dry corn is scarce. Mix 100 pounds ground cats 10 pounds tankage and 1 pound salt to create an emergency mash. If barley is available, 50 pounds barley and 50 pounds oats improve the mix versus oats alone. Do not use as a permanent ration.
Pullets lay more eggs during their first laying season than in later seasons. If hatches are timed so many pullets mature in late September, a strong winter egg season should follow. February or March hatchings should begin laying near the peak winter egg prices.
A Washington poultryman loses about 75 percent of several hundred chicks after gapeworms spread from a flock of turkeys resting on an overland drive for about 24 hours. The worms blocked the windpipe causing fatal illness in the chicks.
R F Myers of 711 Rosedale Street reports a dramatic 50 percent rise in business after using Najol to detoxify his system. He describes prior ineffective laxatives and praises Najol as harmless and non medicinal boosting efficiency.
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