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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1938
Page
8
Chicago butter market remains steady with receipts 1 019 200 pounds. Extra firsts and other grades show varied scores around mid 20s to low 90s. Eggs market easy with 5 800 cases receipts and graded firsts. Cleveland eggs market steady with extra grades listed. Live poultry and broilers show mixed prices by weight and breed, including leghorn and rock classifications.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a listing or notice involving New York Central Railroad and Sugar trade, with references to Rubber and Equipment. The legible bits suggest a transportation and industrial commerce item, but concrete details and names are incomplete.
Toledo grain prices show No 2 yellow corn at 51 and No 2 white oats around 27 to 28 per bushel. Wheat No 1 red 63 while eggs and butter move higher with standard butterfat values. Pittsburgh livestock notes hogs around 9.45 per 100 pounds, cattle mostly 9 to 12, calves 11.5 to 12.5, and sheep around 6.50 to 9.0. Cincinnati entries show hogs trading mixed, cattle steady to lower, calves firm, and sows around 6.50 to 7.75 with various weights.
A tense encounter unfolds at a social gathering as Philip Vertizen suspects hostility. Noel’s fatigue shapes the questioning by Mr. Veritzen who demands direct answers. Dicky smooths tensions while Lilliian moves between guests. Veritzen asks if Queen Olga and Princess Olina accompany the group.
Adele Garrison portrays a tense scene where Dicky confronts Philip Veritzen over a hidden royal crisis. Veritzen insists only Queen Olga’s communications can explain the nurses’ swift departure and paid bills, while Lillian demurs and reveals herself as the supposed culprit.
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