Western Nebraska Crops Improve Yield Outlook In Mild Weather
Western Nebraska farmers report a promising potato crop as weather stays favorable. Box Butte county blooms and a potential record yield are anticipated, while market reports note a recent drop in San Francisco prices due to higher receipts and slow on wharf trading.
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Nebraska
Box Butte County
San Francisco
New River
Kansas City
Texas
Hawaiian Islands
Easier Tone on Potato Market Spreads Through St Louis Trade
Market in St Louis shows looser tone as supplies rise and demand remains fair. California and Chicago shipments affect prices with large potato movements to multiple western and midwestern cities noted, including Denver, Chicago, and San Francisco, as arrivals increase and keep prices steady to higher in spots.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Kaw Valley
Inside Bath Promises Clear, Rosy Skin From Hot Water A Cure
An old newspaper feature promotes drinking a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. The ad claims internal cleansing improves complexion health and energy, urging readers to buy limestone phosphate at the drug store.
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Bath
E¢Lris
Ohio and Midwest Potato Market Shifts in July Trade
Market notes show East shipments declining while Minnesota freight rises as Early Ohio harvests begin around Minneapolis St Paul. First car moved July 15 with large volumes not expected until August 1. prices varied with Virginia and Maryland Cobblers at $6.85–7.25 per barrel and Kaw Valley Early Ohio s at $3.43–3.30 per cwt. Illinois and Missouri sacked No 1 Early Ohio s at $3.20–3.40.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis St. Paul
Virginia
Maryland
Kaw Valley
Illinois
Missouri
Emperor Lung-le’s Ming Marble Altar in Peking
In the southern Chinese city of Peking the Ming emperor Lung-le built a marble altar in 1420. Its white marble balustrades and triple stairs surround a vast circle within a large enclosure where the emperor knelt once each year.
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Tien Tian
Peking
Lung-le
Insane Man Tries to Jump, Cures Self After Fall
A man confined in an asylum attempted to jump from a window several times. After being placed in a new apartment he leapt, injuring himself on the lawn. Shock of the fall allegedly cured his mental illness and he sued the asylum officers for negligence. The plaintiff was nourished.
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Wearn
Cleaning an Umbrella: Simple Cleaning Method
Cleaning an umbrella involves dissolving a spoonful of sugar in boiling water, pouring over the fabric, then using a sponge to wipe the folds. Open the umbrella and let it dry completely without haste.
Virtue and Reward in resisting evil thoughts
A reflection on resisting evil motions of the mind and rejecting the devil’s suggestions as a notable sign of virtue, bringing great reward according to Thomas a Kempis.
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Thomas A Kempis
Hardener of Steel in Tasmanian Molybdenite
Hardener of steel molybdenite chiefly found in Tasmania is used in many purposes. Its principal value is in steel manufacture where it imparts hardness and toughness, making steel suitable for propeller shafts guns and boiler work.
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Tasmania
Bayer Cross on Aspirin Guides Safe Use and Authenticity
An old notice warns that genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin bear the Bayer Cross and are produced by Americans. It condemns counterfeit pills filled with talcum powder sold in Brooklyn and urges buyers to demand the safety cross, proper dosage, and proper Bayer packaging.
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Bayer Cross
Bayer
Brooklyn
Eafety
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