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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1932
Page
3
Markham and Wally trace a burglary clue from a left foot print and a window crack. They cast the footprint with plaster to preserve the clue, then inspect an alley gate and find combined tracks from a man and a woman along with an automobile, suggesting multiple thieves.
In a Carthage case detective Markham and Landis chase a mysterious burglary tied to a black box and a muddy shoe impression. Betty, daughter of a professor, seems implicated by a left shoe's soil mark yet Betty calmly discusses stage fright as suspense mounts.
Young inventor Owen Landis recounts to Wally Markham how his extraordinary contraption was stolen from his laboratory safe in Carthage. He suspects Batty Lawson, daughter of a college professor, of involvement as romance with him complicates the case.
Mark ham drives to a Midwestern college after a golf day with Betty Lawson where a small detail about her burned shoe soles signals a hidden truth about his frankness with Landis. He plans a formal gesture with congratulatory roses as he contemplates the next steps.
W. Hubbard of Oswego county reports his herd average rose from 7,000 to 11,000 pounds per cow in six years through consistent culling based on dairy record club tests. He selects replacements from top milking cows, sells poorer performers, and notes a stronger market for surplus stock. The dairy record club serves nearly 700 New York dairymen with mail order testing and centralized analysis.
A Hoard's Dairyman quote stresses dairy hygiene and proper handling. A good dairyman maintains a sanitary barn, cleans cows and udders, uses sterile gear, and keeps milk cooling tanks and separate cream storage to protect quality and prices.
From Hoard's Dairyman: sourcing replacements from well bred heifers saves money. Calves should be taught to drink with patience. dirty pails stunt growth. Avoid overfeeding in the first weeks. at about three weeks begin substituting skim milk or powdered skim milk for whole milk.
Holstein Producer Speckled Legis a seven year old purebred cow owned by Essex County hospital Cedar Grove New Jersey completes a yearly record of 80297.6 pounds of milk and 1044.2 pounds of fat according to the Holstein Innesian Association of America. She is the first New Jersey cow to exceed 30000 pounds of milk and ranks third in the state for butterfat yield for the breed.
Six Iowa cows rank among record producers noted by the Holstein Association of America. Penn State specialists warn that mixing cream from two skimmings requires cooling before combining with cold milk. Objectionable weed flavors in milk can be avoided with ample good pasture. Do not turn cows on pasture until grass starts. Wake County dairyman M. Smith trimmed grain by 200 pounds daily and removed beet pulp after grazing a limed fertilized pasture planted last fall.
Sir John Simon, at the British Chess Federation congress, likens chess innocence to political innocence. He compares chess to diplomacy, noting pawns as life stakes and kings as rulers, with bishops and queens representing power structures and rule under pressure.
A vintage advertisement touts Bagdad Tea as a safe, easy fat reduction method. It claims no dieting or exercise, promises a youthful figure, and offers a three week supply for $1 with a money back guarantee.
A spoken quip from Sam Hill in the Cincinnati Enquirer contrasts talking and listening as a jab about gender longevity. The exchange frames a humorous moment about human resilience and communication.
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