Godless Men and Dangerous Curves Ahead At Local Theater
Week at the Im aieonday opens with Reginald production Godless Men drawing crowds and repeating tonight. The story adapts Ben Ames Williams Black Pawl with a father son power struggle ending in tragedy and a hurricane climax. Wednesday and Thursday feature Rupert Hughes Dangerous Curves Ahead about a young wife tempted by society while her husband is away.
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Small Leather Tube Cases Demand on Fifth Avenue
Gift stores report strong demand for compact leather cases on Fifth Avenue New York City. Each case holds two to six glass tubes, with customers choosing larger setups to carry multiple beverages for partners or dining occasions.
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Bride of bones display shocks Gatad Eten students
A disturbing art piece shown at Gatad Eten University in England featured a bride formed from a arch of human bones held by twelve students in white operating room attire, prompting questions about consent and display context.
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Lakeside community notes and travel distant neighbors
Local residents share routine movements with many westbound trips to Alliance and Alliance visits. A hospital operation near Alliance benefits Mrs. Lindley while cattle shipments head east. dances and social visits mark the week as town folks return from outings and work.
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Point of Rock Creek Community Notes
Local happenings include a child hurt after a fork incident, visits by Mrs. Johnson and family, and neighbors planning surveys. Community members like Sapp, Alphon Vogel, Ernie Wiener, Edgar Hashman, and Ori a Nichols are noted with errands, farm work, and travel to Alliance and Minatare. A social event at Ed Wil’s honored Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fiseex with lunch and dancing.
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How Many Beans Attracts Customers In NYC Eatery
A New York City restaurant offers unlimited beans for 15 cents promising to satisfy any patron. Most diners leave the meal under full capacity yet the owner counts nine of ten customers fall short, allowing profit on the remaining tenth. The scheme draws heavy business despite slim margins per serving.
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New York City
Center of Population Moves West Through US History
The article notes the US center of population shifts westward about fifty miles every decade. From its 1790 location three miles east of Baltimore, it moved through Ohio by 1860 and is now crossing Indiana, a total westward travel of about six hundred miles in 130 years.
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Cattle and Hog Receipts Fall Near Week Start at Omaha Market
Livestock market report from Omaha on October 24 shows cattle receipts of 15 700 with demand steady to easier and beefier lots scarce. Cows and heifers abundant with prices unevenly lower, stocker feeder cattle in play. Hog receipts around 6 000 with light hogs trading steady to about 10 cents lower and overall trade steady to lower. best light hogs 27.80 and bulk around 6.50.
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Cattle and Hog Markets Report From St Joseph
At St Joseph Missouri on October 24 cattle receipts reached 5000 with steer prices mostly steady to 25 cents lower and hog receipts at 8500 with prices down 10 to 16 cents. Top hog price at 7.80 with bulk trade 6.75 to 7.75.
Cattle Receipts Surpass 38,000 at Kansas City Market
Kansas City stockyards report 38,000 cattle on hand with beef steers uneven and weaker. Top heavies bring 9.25 while best yearlings fetch 9.60. early sales ranged 5.00 to 9.00 for other steer categories. Stockers and feeders show mixed movement with early feeders at 5.25 to 6.00 and morning sales near 4.00 to 6.25.
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Market Report: Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices Mixed
Open market notes show cattle receipts around 4.60 to 5.00 per unit with wider gaps. Hogs receipts near 9,000 while sheep and ewes run higher bids by about 50 cents per head. top western offerings noted with fat ewes priced at a premium.
Omaha Grain Market Report From Omaha Nebraska
Wheat prices rise 2 to 5 cents with multiple dark hard and yellow hard categories listed. Corn oats rye and barley show modest gains with various No. grades and sample grades noted. Herald Want Ads are read.
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Germany alarms the world with revived alarm clocks
An obscure clipping claims cheap alarm clocks have returned after the war, noting Germany's role and suggesting public concern over safety. The piece uses odd phrasing and references to markets, swords, and jay walking in a fragmented, humorous tone.
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Tribune
New Potato Sack Sale Opens to Fill Any Order
We have just unloaded a second car of new potato sacks and we can fill your order for any amount. O'Bannon & Neuswanger. Herald Want Ads-Results.
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