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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1929
Page
8
Gatton BEST warns on late vaccination for hog cholera a disease with no cure. Vaccination timing matters as the disease spreads via discharges, contaminated clothing, straw, or water. Small pigs require protection. consult a veterinarian and vaccinate early for best results.
Reports from the Ashing industry indicate liver oil and cod liver oil improve stock growth when added to grain rations for poultry and other livestock. Observers note its high protein content and potential to enhance meat and egg production, possibly tied to growth factors. Benefits seem influenced by regional factors and cost considerations.
Fragmented OCR text mentions themes of climate and crops with garbled phrases. It appears to reference fields and plants like clover and rape among incomplete words. No clear people organizations places or events are discernible from the fragment.
Fragmented text references hog farming practices and forage sources. Mentions pasture use, feed costs, and management ideas, but readable specifics are limited. Names, dates, or locations are not clearly established in the legible portions.
Baltimore reports dried geltom from Chinese toads yields nine pharmacopoeia substances. Dr K. K. Hen and Dr Aang Jensen of Johns Hopkins Med School identify four potent compounds with effects on the nervous and muscular systems. Additional substances resemble digitalis and other known medicines. Safety, origin, and species of toads under study.
In Trenton New Jersey a chestnut wood fragment discovered by a Bradeville area well driller was identified as Inter-Cretaceous age by Meredith T Johnson assistant state zoologist. It is reported to be 60 million years old with well preserved texture and fiber visible. Yale forestry professor S J Record concurs and the piece is now in the State Museum.
In Salem the House of Seven Gables is revived as a social hostelry. The Hathaway House of 1682 and adjoining cottages now offer overnight boarding at reasonable prices to visitors seeking a colonial atmosphere.
A fragmented account notes Dr Wellington Lo living in exile abroad and plans to convert a residence into a memorial for Sun Yat-sen. Authorities reportedly consider confiscating property of those deemed rebels connected to the Chang Tron regime.
Howard Marks, 22, feigns kidnaping to win a mother’s trust and a Camden County home. After luring Mrs. Galasso with story of a lost son, detectives expose the ruse and he confesses. He sought shelter and a permanent place with the Galassos before fleeing.
Emil Simminger of Pittsburgh formerly lived in Fort Wayne. Judge George A. Leonard ordered him legally dead two years ago after a Cleveland Clinic explosion claimed many lives. He was restored to life by court action when his relatives learned he was alive. His father’s death had prompted the legal move to divide an estate, and Simminger has since received 1809 dollars as his share.
Olympia Wash Called to keep for a century Columbia patton sealed and processed in 187 was examined recently No sign of deterioration detected The can covering has restored corrosion and there is reason to believe the contents will be as good as in 1750s when freshly packed J V Cooks pioneer fish merchant of the Piette epist picked the simon at his plant at Olition Over 4 years O50
A National Geographic bulletin reports that a deadly Moslem massacre in Dangar Western China intensified the value of Tibetan classics in the Library of Congress. It notes Dr Joseph P Rock, part of a National Geographic expedition, donated two complete Chant-Printed sets of 817 volumes to Congress. The piece links widespread destruction in western Kansu with mass killings and starvation, and describes the mission's photographic documentation of Choni monastery life and Lamaism ceremonies.
Glacier National Park reports a strong start to the 1029 season with tourists arriving from nearly all states and many foreign countries. Hotel, auto stage and saddle hora facilities are at record highs, while young women bikers surpass prior seasons in Rocky Mountain trails. Two women walk for every man attempting the endurance test.
General Electric introduces a new cathode ray tube to separate genuine from synthetic gems for Arst tine use. Sapphires, ranked highly in hardness after diamonds, are used as jewels for bearings and delicate electrical instruments. The tube aids in sorting gems and is reportedly valuable in implementation.
Montclair matron Mre Harrison stalled beside a fire hydrant in the business district. She left a hasty note pleading for no ticket and a repairman, and the officer who read it laughed then helped start the car with the mechanic.
The Salvation Army, though not revealing worker numbers, reportedly serves millions worldwide. It runs hotels, depots, and shelters providing about 11 million beds and over 20 million meals yearly, with programs for women and children, farms, and emigration assistance.
More than twenty two years ago three boys fished near West Kingfield NBH and placed a cent in a maple limb. A. W. Lander found the coins while clearing a tree on his West Kingfield farm. One coin kept for memory of his son, the others given to W. S. Stanley of Boston and Rev. G. A. Woodcock of Kingfield as keepsakes.
The twelfth century Ferrara cathedral in Italy faces imminent danger as central nave could collapse. City authorities appeal to the government for engineers to plan immediate strengthening. Engineers doubt the columns can bear load for many more days.
I P Burden says airplanes will be used to survey timber wealth in British Columbia. The plan, drafted with the federal government, aims to survey forests quickly and at lower cost than ground methods. Dartles comments on feasibility.
A survey shows Canadians average 221 telephone conversations per person per year, the highest usage among nations. The United States follows with 205 calls per person yearly, and Denmark ranks third at 187 calls per person.
A fragment notes a curate paying attention to a parishioner as a young girl asks her mother if he has brought his Amen, hinting at a tense social moment in a church setting. The terse line preserves a sense of propriety and private gossip in a domestic scene.
Old age pension legislation exists in nine states: Montana Nevada Wisconsin Kentucky Massachusetts Colorado Minnesota Wyoming and Utah.
A playful exchange about engagements stirs gossip as a woman quips about being engaged to four men, prompting wit and ribbing among friends. The moment captures social chatter and flirtatious banter without further fallout.
A quirky excerpt notes cooking by radio and a joke about broadcasting onions in an apartment house. It touches on luck and wealth, suggesting only a few can be very rich as fortune decides outcomes.
Mrs Exuta Greac of Route 3 Box 53 Denison Texas states Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound and related products helped her nerves digestion and energy. She offers to answer inquiries and wishes the company continued success.
A woman bursts from a house crying Fire causing bystanders to panic. A passer-by tests a fire alarm while another man enters the hall and asks where the fire is. The woman clarifies she meant murder and fears a big rat, prompting a policeman to question who was murdered. The scene ends with muddled confusion and comic misinterpretation.
Acidity causes digestive discomfort and cannot be cured by Sodin. Physicians recommend Phillips Milk of Magnesia to neutralize excess acid. One spoonful acts instantly, relieves gas and sourness, and leaves the system refreshed. Safe for children, available at drug stores.
A London novelty watch displays no hands or dial, functioning as a speedometer that records minutes. Center openings show numerals for the hour and minutes, offering a new timekeeping approach.
A man liquidated his collection of 900 moth specimens for $1000, after discovering errors in preserving and gluing old salt storage items. The sale highlights archival hobbyist losses and auction interest in entomology memorabilia.
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