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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1928
Page
8
The guide urges keeping pullets healthy with steady production avoid drops in August or September and stresses feeding appropriate mash and grain. It notes 50 percent production targets and warns against excess mash causing rapid weight gain or long-term issues while promoting cod liver oil for overall flock health.
The article discusses worm infections in poultry, noting difficulty in estimating the scale and the need for solutions. Signs in birds include paleness, thinness, rough feathers, wobbling, reduced eating, diarrhea, and illness. Various remedies exist, with some long roundworms and tapeworm types mentioned, and emphasis on ground cleanliness and disinfection to prevent infections.
The article discusses national and state egg production standards, noting 160 eggs per year per hen as a baseline and monthly targets such as 21 eggs in some months. It warns about production dips in November and emphasizes sanitation to prevent tapeworms and fly infestations in poultry housing.
The passage discusses how sultry summer affects vitality in fowls and young stock. It notes the need for proper sowing and conditions to keep birds healthy and ready for profitable early winter while stressing the impact of heat on animals and farming timing.
The text outlines seasonal care for young guineas in a poultry setup. It mentions a warm season for raising young birds and notes that hatchlings require a protective coop after hatching. It references a foster mother and keeping eggs, aiming to ensure healthy growth for young guineas.
Government sketch shows a compact oblong kitchen with a pass closet between dining room and kitchen. Floor plan emphasizes short travel distances between work centers and back door access. Upper shelves reach from either room, with lower ones nearby. sliding panels allow serving from either side.
The sink is set at right angles to the closet to extend counter space for receiving dirty dishes. A drainboard and extended serving surface improve flow. A window over the sink provides good light for washing dishes efficiently.
The feature describes a two way pass cabinet that serves as a sideboard from the dining room side and as a dish cupboard from the kitchen side. A cheaper alternative is a closet with shelves and doors in both rooms, cut to access upper or lower sections as needed.
The note suggests pairing a light dessert after a heavy meal to balance the bump ration. It uses playful wording to propose a rule and seeks a corresponding heavy dessert option to complement the meal sequence.
Entomologists from the United States Department of Agriculture note roaches prey on bedbugs but advise against using roaches for that purpose. Reducing roach nuisance involves eliminating attractants, proper food storage, and cleanliness. Control options include poisons, repellents, fumiants, traps, and sodium fluoride powder dusted into runways and hiding places.
A Bureau of Home Economics suggestion for orange bread using two orange peels for flavor. The batter includes flour sugar baking powder butter egg milk and water with orange peel simmered until tender then baked in a greased pan for about an hour at 325 degrees.
Warm weather meals suggest serving cold dishes at each meal with fresh vegetables and fruits, minimal fat in cooking, and cool fruit drinks. Avoid large cold beverages when tired or overheated, and choose easily digested foods while avoiding pastries rich sauces and heavy desserts.
An unusually attractive stuffed eggplant recipe rich with breadcrumbs and cabbage is described. Prepare four medium eggplants, scoop pulp, cook with cabbage, then fill shells and bake topped with buttered crumbs until golden.
Ash Grove dealer A Galbraith sold a bedroom suite to Mrs. L D Metcalf and delivered it. She indicated a box in the truck containing 6700 cents. Metcalf had saved copper coins for four years and kept several rolls after paying for the furniture. The coins were rolled in fifty per roll and weighed eighty four pounds.
A Louisville Courier Journal passage presents a city observer’s reflection on urban life. It notes that people live close and help each other, while occasionally a stranger offers aid, illustrating communal spirit through a minister’s quote.
A Cleveland Ohio woman reports severe weakness and nervousness relief after ten bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She attributes restored strength and appetite to the remedy and allows use of her letter as a testimonial.
Adobe bricks once used by Franciscan fathers and in mission ruins are reappearing in modern housing. Builders revive sun dried bricks from cellar excavations for new small homes and rambling houses, while mission style churches and blocks remain common in brick or stucco.
Rat caught in Hastings Nebraska trap wore a girdle like corset according to report. Small animal crawled into a marrow bone and could not shed it as it grew the bone hole enlarged to over an inch, giving the rat a wasp like waist.
In England homes are rising from steel and iron. A simple steel house frame was erected in three hours, showcasing rapid construction methods. The report notes the speed and practicality of metal frame structures.
A physician notes that constipation can affect anyone despite good health habits and urges gentle treatment. He favors Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe, non habit forming remedy and discourages drastic purges. Do not delay bowel movements. visit a druggist or write for a free trial.
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