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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1911
Page
6
Incubator hatched chicks can be raised by a brooding hen with careful coop setup. Keep the hen in a dry rat proof ventilated coop then open access after a few days. Start brooder at about 95 degrees for the first week then lower gradually.
A guide from the Ohio State University Extension Department outlines starter care for day-old chicks. It covers early water access, grit, bread and grain-based feeds, bread loaf preparation, feeding in troughs, portion control, and the use of improvised drinking fountains to ensure ample hydration and exercise through scratching.
A detailed guide from Ohio State University on cake making covers ingredients, measurement, mixing methods, and baking steps. It explains flour and sugar choices, butter and eggs handling, baking powders chemistry, and practical tips for measuring, folding, and pan preparation to ensure light, tender results. Mary Edmonds provides authoritative instruction from the Extension Department.
Buckeye notes report 36 warrants issued for indicted vote sellers who failed to surrender. Judge Blair predicts 400 to 500 more arrests. Other items include a Wheeling express crash near Wheeling Junction. a Gambier bank closure and loss to Kenyon students. and various local incidents in Toledo Lima Shelby Salem and Akron.
The Paris Madrid aeroplane race started before 200000 spectators when a monoplane piloted by M Train crashed. Minister of War Berteaux was killed and Premier Monis was fatally injured, with Bonnier and Train unhurt as the machine wrecked. The cabinet planned a reorganization of the government.
Official representatives of the Mexican government and revolutionists sign a peace agreement to end six months of hostilities. Telegrams announce the signing across the country as authorities note concessions and the rebels' influence on cabinet and provisional governors. A crowd cheers Viva La Paz as searchlights illuminate the scene.
President Taft expressed favor for establishing a summer White House on Lake Minnetonka near St Paul and Minneapolis. Minnesotans said they would push a bill in Congress to fund a summer home, with Taft noting he would consider occupying it next year if funded and supported.
A blaze leveled the Mayflower Flour Mills in Ft Wayne Indiana causing about 150000 dollars in damage. The Solomon Bush family owned the mill once a Wabash and Erie Canal landmark on the Nickel Plate line. Firemen William Brandt and Fred Schultz were overcome by heat but expected to recover.
Announcement says Great Western Power Co will construct a massive reservoir at Big Meadows surpassing Roosevelt dam in Arizona and Assouan in Egypt. In Utica Kansas five Roach daughters aged 7 to 16 died in a restaurant fire started by a mother who filled a lamp with gasoline, leaving parents badly burned.
Three blasts shook the city when two petroleum and one gasoline tanks exploded. no injuries were reported and the cause remains unknown.
A man wearing bandages claims to be the best dressed in town after applying Resinol ointment to a severe scald. The ad touts Resinol as an instant, soothing treatment for burns, cuts, eczema, psoriasis, and skin irritations. It notes its safety, baby use, jar sizes fifty cents and one dollar, and the Baltimore based company.
A casual tip recommends Coca Cola as a shared drink for groups. The note praises its refreshing qualities and fatigue relief, noting availability at soda fountains and bottlers. It invites readers to request Coca Cola's booklet The Truth About Coca Cola from the Coca Cola Company in Atlanta Georgia.
At a Military Order of Foreign Wars dinner Captain Carlyle L Burridge related a man returning home at cockcrow and being inspected by his wife. He claimed the bump came from biting himself while standing on a chair, prompting her astonished question about the self bite.
A collage of vintage quotes and product pitches notes Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething at 25¢ a bottle and Garfield Tea claimed to ease constipation and purify blood. It closes with a proverb about prudent spending and not letting money burn a hole in another’s pocket.
The new tuberculosis directory from the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports over 600 U S cities and about 100 Canadian towns in the fight against consumption. It lists 421 sanitoria and day camps 611 associations and committees 342 dispensaries 68 open air schools 98 hospitals for the insane and penal institutions with TB provisions. The directory covers anti TB legislation in states and about 250 cities and is sold for 50 cents postpaid at 105 East Twenty second Street New York City.
A household advertisement touts Hewitt's Easy Task Soap as a pure white soap that rapidly removes grease and dirt from dirty dishes and reduces labor by at least half. The ad claims pure food needs pure dishes and urges purchase for five cents a cake.
A critique of Maud contrasts a lively personality with a practical sense, noting her spirited character while mentioning her modest attire as a redeeming quality.
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