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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1907
Page
11
The article explains early chick nutrition, stressing the yolk supplies initial food and sand aids grinding. It discusses water, dry chick feeds, mixing with sand, oats, stale crumbs, and gentle introduction of meat for a strong start, plus cautions against raw dough and overfeeding soft foods.
A letter to the editor extols the March 7 Poultry article by John Burns. The writer endorses thoroughbred poultry, especially Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds, arguing they outperform scrub breeds and offering vivid descriptions of the hens' industrious nature and attractive plumage.
In a quirky note, W. Fariss claims a Rhode Island farmer found a pin in a hen s egg. The tale suggests the hen will stick to laying eggs and emphasizes giving the hen clean water, while musing on gardens, palms, and oriental Babylon along a lake setting.
The Cleveland Leader notes that a Cincinnati soap maker who recently died left a fortune of 10 million dollars built largely on persistent, ethical advertising. The piece argues advertising broadened the market, boosted soap use, promoted cleanliness, and aided civilization, insisting honesty behind ads preserved trust and business growth.
In May's New Broadway Magazine, Cora A. Moore recounts Martha Custis's lure by Colonel George Washington at Major Chamberlayne's Virginia plantation. A swift courtship leads to marriage and a move to Williamsburg, then Mount Vernon, shaping a domestic life amid early political duties and family ties.
The Atlanta Journal notes a tangled presidential alignment puzzle. If Bryan backs La Follette and La Follette backs Roosevelt while Roosevelt leans Taft, will Bryan insert himself in the Nebraska delegation and nominate Taft.
President Roosevelt presided at the opening of the Jamestown Tercentennial Exposition in Norfolk, with 37 nations represented. A crowd surge forced his warning from a table, then cavalry and artillery restored order as the fleet, diplomats, and governors observed the ceremonies and a formal dedication.
Qualified as administrator J B Harvey notifies all claimants to file claims by October 11 1907 or be barred and all debtors to settle promptly to save costs. 1241 administrator.
Budapest health officers publish a sanitary hairdressing register and regulations. Advisers urge customers to bring personal toilet requisites, glass shelves and fittings, discard puffs for powder application, barbers to refuse service to visibly diseased customers, and to treat razors and combs with a sodium carbonate solution.
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