Brooder for Little Chicks Should Be Warm and Sunny
The article argues for a bright dry warm brooder for hens with chicks. It condemns dark dismal coops and urges a sunny well heated space with bedding to improve chick survival and growth.
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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1914
Page
7
The article argues for a bright dry warm brooder for hens with chicks. It condemns dark dismal coops and urges a sunny well heated space with bedding to improve chick survival and growth.
Farming advice warns that scattered feed creates muddy, contaminated ground and spreads disease. Regularly cleaning feeding spots reduces contamination, promotes exercise, and helps with confined flocks where green feed is scarce. Spreading grain can bury food for hens to scratch up later.
Aims to support elderly people through physician and caretaker empathy and social engagement. Emphasizes boosting appearance and pride, keeping minds active, and shared community happenings to counter loneliness and adjust to idle years.
A New York Players’ Club member recalls Gilbert K. Chesterton as stout and witty. He tells of a London litterateur’s son who fears swallowing his thumb and mocks Chesterton after a dinner incident. The anecdote blends humor about stature and thumb-sucking.
Abraham Carter appeared before Staunton, Virginia, charged with stealing $7.60. Evidence was strong, but his young defender secured an acquittal. Outside the courthouse the lawyer joked about payment, and Abraham offered to pay with labor, claiming he still had $7.50 in cash.
A three year old named James stubbornly refuses to perform a courtesy for his mother. Despite coaxing, scolding, and threats, the child replies with a firm refusal, stating that when he says no he means it. The scene highlights his persistent temperament and determined parenting.
A fragmented caretuly bottle Castoria ad notes the signature and 30 years of use. The Houston Post excerpt includes a child’s plea to marry and a paternal admonition, followed by reflective lines about forgetting experience and pride’s fall without lasting harm.
A string of vignette items and quips appear from a 19th or early 20th century paper. Highlights include Charlize noting horse laughter at worn overalls and a mock ad line about getting well paid for effort. An odd mix of captions, product pitches, and social snippets appears throughout the page.
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