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Newspaper

Brookshire Times

Location

Brookshire, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1930

Page

3

Adams Family of America a Thread in History

A historical sketch traces the Adams lineage from Henry Adams in 1636 to four generations of public service. John Adams and John Quincy Adams shaped independence and diplomacy, Charles Francis Adams followed in diplomacy and industry, while Henry Adams stood out in literature. The piece notes continued family influence into the modern era and a culture of public service.

America Sees James Truslow Adams Virginia Adams Massachusetts Adams Ufttle, Brown Compainy Baston Adis Familly Amerie Henry Auns Enwand New York Brantree John Adams Braintree Julin Maglind Econgresses George Washington Thomas Jefferson Benjamin Frankly Congress New England Boston Continental Army Adamses Joe Adaigs Bealty Wrance John Quincy Adams Europe England Peace Inter Court of St. James Leig Russia Paris London Harvard Washington Hague Portugal Prussia Monroe Spain Florida Jackson Virginia Adamises Charles Francis Adams John Job Quincey Union Lincoln Seward Roghind Confed Erate Lord Brussell Alabama Claims Commission Great Britain Adana John Quincy Charles Francis Kansas City Stockyards Association Union Pacific Railroad Henry Adams Mont Ste Michel Chartres Adams Tilsterlin John Quincey Uke University Sachin Wren Uagion

Poultry Culling Guidance For Small Flocks

Poultry experts advise active culling of nonproductive birds to improve stock. Remove poor performers first in fall, with ongoing checks weekly to identify undersized or low yielding hens and pullets. Producers should cull when production falls to about 80 percent, focusing on early-hatched birds for best improvement.

Oliver Downy Nor Cire Firnt Over

Encourage Chicks to Roost at Early Age

Pur due University expert Stephen M Walford says chicks should roost early to prevent smothering and corner crowding that stunts growth. If heavy breeds resist, use roosts with chicken netting to keep them off the floor then raise roost height gradually.

Stephen M. Walford Purdue University

Confining Hens Proves More Profitable for Farms

Farmers report higher egg yields and fewer ailments when flocks are moved from wide ranges to fenced yards. Smaller, clean yards allow careful feeding and rotation, reducing worm and disease exposure. Baby chicks should be raised similarly to maintain health and productivity.

Poultry Rearing Tips and Cautionary Notes

Poultry guidance covers feeding milk to mash, risk of overfeeding and underfeeding, and marketing impact. Advice warns against crowding, urges confinement of mature birds, and notes Leghorn hens lay white eggs while light brown eggs signal mixed blood from prior accidental matings.

Phillips Milk of Magnesia endorsed for stomach upset

A timeless household remedy touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as safe for children with sour stomachs and general stomach discomfort. The ad highlights its pleasant taste, acid neutralizing power, and physician endorsement as a prescription product under the U S registered trade mark dating to 1875.

Bacteriology Students Study Deadly Snake Bacteria

Roger Patrick, a Town State College graduate student in bacteriology, seeks to discover and grow cultures of a strange bacteria deadly to poisonous snakes being studied by bacteriologists. Earlier, Minnesota university snakes used in experiments died mysteriously.

Town State College University of Minnesota Roger Patrick

Look Out Below Congressman Billikum Mentioned

In a sharp exchange a heckler mocks Congress member Billikum for not taking his seat while a teller accuses him of lingering on the fence.

Asker Congressman Billikum Teller

Childish Fears: Children Born Afraid of Loud Sounds and Falling

A brief note observes that infants exhibit fear primarily of loud noises and heights causing falls, suggesting these instinctive responses help protect fragile beings from sudden dangers.

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