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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1922
Page
3
In a fragmentary exchange from a Life era dialogue, Evancetine falls ill due to exposure after venturing out without power. Florence notes the cause as exposure while reflecting on life.
The article notes the latest fashion for flappers, featuring a dishrag sweater as a new item and a bath towel skirt paired with a quiet style as part of the season’s look.
A clergy member visiting the county jail attempted a treadmill demonstration for a friend and wagered he could endure longer, only to find the device would not stop after two minutes. The warden explained the mill runs for fifteen minutes and must continue.
Advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant herbal medicine for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims consistent purity strength and excellence in every bottle with a sworn purity statement and offers a sample bottle for ten cents by mail from Binghamton NY.
A Times reporter describes his experience during Londonderry riots when he was arrested by both Protestant and Catholic factions. He was freed after officials asked him to declare his religion and he replied that he was neither Catholic nor Protestant, earning the city’s respect as a journalist.
An assortment of vintage clippings mentions Castoria with its long signature, a comic miscue about mistaking a hunter for a deer, and witty quips from various plays and scenes. The prose blends product, humor, and rural hunting anecdote.
Letters from women in Youngstown Ohio and New Orleans Louisiana praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from nervous debility back pain cramps and fatigue. Testimonials claim improved energy and ability to work after taking multiple bottles. The ad invites readers to request a text-book and free booklet.
The USDA warns beekeepers that heat loss from hive bottoms is rapid, making bottom insulation essential. Tests show leaving any part uninsulated, including fronts, wastes heat. Circular 222 recommends four to six inches of insulation and notes sawdust settles, urging affordable materials.
Samples from beekeepers nationwide reach the USDA as agriculturists and the division of grades and standards collaborate to set reliable color grades for extracted honey. The pollen content will be identified by the bureau of chemistry microchemical lab.
Rape sowing in late summer or early fall can start hog fattening cheaply. Turning pigs onto rape after a month or six weeks speeds finish. Authorities say an acre of rape can feed twenty to thirty pigs for weeks, with Essex rape best on rich land and seed rates around pounds per acre.
Operators should inspect tractors weekly or every ten days checking bolts valves fuel and ignition systems for looseness leaks and timing. Small faults reduce power and raise repair bills, while timely attention keeps the machine delivering full output and avoids downtime. The sound of steady operation helps detect problems early.
A simple homemade poultry feeder from Knox County Indiana uses an old mower wheel a hollowed barrel a washtub and rough boards. The wheel sits on a platform the barrel is loaded with dry mash and the tub covers the top to limit feed spillage. The barrel size leaves space between edge and wheel rim to keep feed inside.
In droughts farmers without silos suffer feeding losses while those with silos preserve stock by feeding stored silage. Properly stored corn silage stays usable for many years, giving livestock resilience during hard seasons.
A well fitted collar sits snug along the neck with space at the bottom to fit a hand. Sweat pads are rarely needed to adjust for变化 flesh loss and differences in size. a collar that fits in spring may be too large for others.
Article promotes a modest frame bungalow with emphasis on simplicity, practicality, and economy. It highlights a large living room, dining area, two bedrooms, bath access, and a maple kitchen with pantry. Advice includes obtaining local bids, using working plans, and focusing on economy through design rather than poor materials.
Chauncey M. Depew in Iter Iniscences places Wendell Phillips and Henry Ward Beecher in the top tier of famous orators. He hails Phillips for leaving a lasting impact on audiences and notes Beecher as a remarkable after-dinner speaker. He also singles out Robert G. Ingersoll and recalls a notable New York dinner where Sherman delivered a vivid Civil War era speech, followed by Henry W. Grady describing Confederate veterans returning to humble homes.
A debate questions whether spiders hear music or merely sense vibrations through their webs when instruments play near their nests. A College of France member argues the spiders respond to vibrations without recognizing musical notes, likened to the behavior of beetles trapping a fly.
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