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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1925
Page
8
The article by W. Kazemeir stresses correct hatching and avoiding overcrowding. It endorses milk as the best chick tonic, green growing foods after ten days, and commercial chick feeds as superior. It cites yellow corn for Vitamin A and B from middlings and stresses minerals from bone meal and pearl grit.
A fashion pattern description for a bordered wool frock from pictorial review No. 2734 notes versatile neck ties and yardage for sizes 34 to 44 bust. The text shifts to poultry care stressing abundant green food milk exercise and proper lighting as key to fertile eggs and strong chicks, warning against excessive animal protein and artificial lighting.
The New York grand opera season opened with Jeanne Gordon taken ill at the last moment and Mme Matzenauer stepping in to fill the breach. The piece sparked debate about egg production strains while a humorist compares false claims to a circus remark, saying there is no such animal.
A mid 20th century agriculture note urges respecting nature in incubator egg production. It argues eggs must supply bones skin blood and early nourishment for chicks and warns against ignoring natural laws by overdoing artificial aids. It notes hens can lay without green food but such eggs lack essential components.
In a letter from Clarence G. Dalton managing editor of the O. K. Poultry Journal a stand was taken against misleading advertising and efforts are underway to eliminate untruthful statements that appear in poultry trade materials.
A persuasive ad urges young married men to invest earnings in Monroe real estate for quick profits. It highlights easy financing for home construction, the rapid growth of Monroe, and the value of advertised listings in The Monroe News-Star Want Ad pages as a reliable buyer-seller channel.
Paris managers order clerks to cover long hairstyles at entry and check them in on the way out. Inspectresses aging and stern will measure skirts sleeves and coiffure, issuing warnings and possible dismissal for excess knees arms or lips.
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