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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1928
Page
1
In 1875 Dr Caldwell warned against harsh purges and promoted a mild liquid laxative. His Syrup Pepsin, sold since 1892, targets women children and the elderly and claims relief from headaches biliousness indigestion loss of appetite and sleep issues. Free trial bottles offered via Monticello Illinois.
A terse saying suggests securing coverage for incurable conditions, implying precautionary life or disability insurance as a safeguard against lasting burdens.
Mrs J C Jabster of Schoolfield Virginia says Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound gave relief from years of illness. She credits the remedy with renewed strength to perform housework, sewing, chores, and farm tasks after using five bottles.
Improved Uniform International lesson outline centers on Paul and companions with weekly topics. It suggests assigning brief essays, extracting core lessons, and applying them to today’s issues like true Christianity and missionary spirit. Each July to September lesson foresees trials, faith, and divine guidance.
A short exhortation by Joseph Parker urging love for neighbors and praise of those nearby whose deft fingers and kind hearts brighten homes with service and care.
A religious reflection emphasizes that God requires nothing more than oneself in the current position. The quote urges readers to serve God with the life and place they inhabit, focusing on personal readiness and devotion.
A devotional excerpt invokes submission to divine will with phrases about doing or not doing and entrusting requests to God. The text centers on surrender to Father and the believer’s reforming resolve. It reflects 18th century Anglican hymnody style.
The U S Department of Agriculture warns European black currants threaten white pine blister rust spread. Detwiler urges elimination of cultivated black currants nationwide due to their infection reach, recommending removal from Pacific to Lake states and free Miscellaneous Publication 27 M for details.
Farmers should cut soybeans for hay as leaves yellow and graze sweet clover to keep regrowth tender. A sturdy impervious silo wall preserves silage moisture. If a million dollars can be spent opposing cooperative marketing, what is it worth to farmers. A few rods of woven wire fencing protect gardens from poultry and stock. Clover alfalfa soybeans fix nitrogen while timothy and other forages remove it. Insect control must focus on soil-dwelling pests, not orchard pests.
Wisconsin College of Agriculture warns lice and mites cause high death rates and under production in flocks. The circular Fight Poultry Lice and Mites explains four control methods including dusting, dust baths, and greases with sodium floride blue ointment and sweet oil. Preventive painting of roosts with carbolineum or crank case oil is advised.
Manure applications rarely improve pastures because the return per ton is higher when applied to cultivated land. If farm manure covers cultivated land in a three to four year rotation and extra remains, it may be used on pastures. High nitrogen and low phosphorus in manure favors grass over clover, creating unbalanced forage and weed-seed issues in pastures.
Lloyd George is described as the most promising red raspberry yet grown at the New York experiment station. The plants are hardy productive healthy with abundant suckers and a quickly established fruiting row. Berries are large uniform conic medium red and firm, three to four days later than June and unusually long with sprightly pleasant flavor. Introduced by the station in 1924 and to be offered by the New York Fruit Testing association in fall 1929.
The article discusses between-row cultivation and hoeing challenges in raspberry and blackberry patches. It recommends straw mulch across small to moderate plantings to suppress weeds, conserve soil moisture, and reduce hoeing during the growing season.
A Field and Stream correspondent reports a duck in Portage tolet British Columbia died after a bullhead it swallowed was snagged by a pursuing gulls stranding the bird with the fish protruding from its bill. The struggle left the duck dead on the water.
Parrots have become a staple in Mayfair's social circle as fashionable residents all own birds. The duchess of York’s parrot arrived during a visit to Australia and converses with a neighbor’s green parrot, while the duke of Wellington keeps a roomful of singing lovebirds.
The conservative publisher recalls Thomas Hardy as old fashioned for not using a press agent. He visited Hardy in his Wessex home, urged one, but Hardy refused. The publisher notes Hardy died worth about half a million.
George Hannin an undertaker in Glasgow Scotland admitted burying two bodies in a single coffin at different times to cheat relatives out of extra fees. He kept one body in his cellar and altered death certificates to delay burial. Suspicion rose as twins were hidden while awaiting a third possible child.
Leather is described as older than writing, with explorers repeatedly finding leather artifacts wherever they ventured, underscoring its long-standing role in human activity and travel.
A brief Vancouver Province snippet shows a radio joke where a host counts three controls on a radio set, naming his wife and children as the controls.
Lime is valuable for apple growers as it boosts soil health. Sweet clover can lower nitrogen costs after lime application. Growers should plan to transport lime by car when possible to apply it promptly, though accessing equipment remains a common hurdle.
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