Cotton Receipts Report From The Chronicle Week
From the Chronicle cotton article of October 2, the movement of the crop shows week ending October 2 receipts totaling 159,663 bales, down from 214,813 last week and 435,128 since September 1, 1885 with a nine thousand bale rise in interior stocks. The market shows firmer opening with favorable overseas news but closes lower amid mixed buying and rumblings of Bonisians weather and Romelian troubles.
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Weather Clashes with Frost and Snow Across States
Northern region reports heavy frost Sunday night while Michigan endures a heavy snow storm. Weather prophet DeVoe predicts a cold fall and early onset of chill.
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DeVoe
Cloverdale Doctors Debate Cow Milk Quality
Cloverdale physicians now argue that raw cow milk is inferior or dangerous, claiming pasteurization improves safety and quality. The fragmented sentence suggests a local medical debate on dairy practices and milk exposure risks within the community.
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Cloverdale
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for All Skin Ailments
Bucklen's Arnica Salve sold by Dr. E. J. Eldridge promises fast relief for cuts bruises sores ulcers fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee if not satisfied at 25 cents per box.
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Bucklen
E. J. Eldridge
England’s African colony a temperate land of vast plains
The article discusses a new liberal proclamation creating an African domain west of the South African Republic, detailing its climate, soil, and potential for agriculture. It notes plentiful grassland, rivers, and water challenges, with Boers praising pasture while misrepresenting dry farming. It also covers wildlife, pasturage, and early European contact.
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Transvaal
Waters of Utah and its strange springs and lakes
A vivid account describes northern Utah's subterranean soda waters and southern Circular Lake near Orderville. It notes perpetual carbonate crusts, corallike growths, diverse springs, trout-replenishing pools, a warm sulphur spring near Salt Lake City, and a bright hot spring with gemlike waters, all highlighting Utah's remarkable hydrology.
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All America
Orderville
Salt Lake City
Sacrificing to the Shark in Coastal Beliefs
The Philadelphia Press reports on coastal black communities that still worship the shark and offer sacrifices including poultry and goats to placate it. A ritual described ends with a frightened crowd crying out as a shark drags the offerings away.
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