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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1918
Page
3
An article by William A. Radford outlines a combined farm ice house and milk storage building. It explains two story and underground configurations, above ground vs cellar types, insulation and drainage, and the role of ice for preserving meats and dairy products.
Marshall Hunt, a sergeant in the Nineteenth aerial squadron, describes an amusing misstep in France. He climbed a peak to sightsee, slipped on a Heatherlike plant, and slid down a treacherous slope until a tree halted his descent. About twenty French soldiers watched the stumble with surprise.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mr Taf tery and Mr Dolan debating a motion with phrases like too easy and many times referenced. The garbled text hints at a disagreement over the work or arrangement but lacks coherent context or outcome.
A United States Department of Agriculture prepared overview explains fattening pigs using grain and pasture. It covers rotations with corn barley hay alfalfa and legume mixtures, feeding periods from weaning to finishing, and the self feeder as a efficient option.
Prepared by the U S Department of Agriculture the note says 1000 sugar beet mills in the United States will soon process tons of sugar to fuel soldiers. Sixteen mills were built in 1917 for the 1917 18 crop with capacities from a few hundred to 3000 tons per day and the first mill was built in California.
A partial note discusses exercising pigs to three farrowing limits. It mentions B Exércise and cautions against sow overcrowding while allowing controlled activity for sows and piglets.
Seed requires little care to save for home crops as seed is well advanced toward mutual use. Selection matters to ensure healthy seed and surplus dried seed can be used for food. Crude cures diseases will treat most ailments in hogs.
A whimsical dialogue between Mr Sun and Mr South Wind explores weather lore and the seasons. The Sun recalls winter scrutiny while the Wind notes the weather man's secret, explaining changing influence and perception as the humorous point of the tale. The piece ends with a rural moral about the rising generation.
Mr and Mrs Lovebird enjoyed evening reads and discussions that they believed broadened their outlook. They discuss wartime uncertainty and Greece as well as shipments of bacon from the provision man who says to come in any minute.
An advertisement promotes Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for aging and senile ailments. It asserts kidney and bladder health prevent age-related issues, claims increased vigor and youth, and urges buying the Original GOLD MEDAL Imported Haarlem Oil Capsules from druggists.
Fragmentary text describes a figure named Talkatot or Hokus Here arriving. The item hints at listening to Town Toples and a speaking event, but specific details are unclear.
The snippet promotes Gastoria as a long trusted infant and child remedy, touting 80 years of use and a signature mark. It mentions children’s needs and safety from air raids with a focus on Beards signature and Parla women, ending with a reflection on science after death.
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