Mining and metal prices and Cripple Creek June output
Lead in New York at 7.00 per hundred weight and bar silver at 6.23 per ounce. Spelter at 11.21 in St Louis. Copper casting at 25.14. Boulder tungsten at 20.28 per 60 percent unit. Cripple Creek district produced 82 946 tons in June valued at 1 183 371 with average 14.26 per ton. North Maricopa Gold Mining organized Phoenix boom slogan. Continuous plant work and ore shipments noted.
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New York
St. Louis
Cripple Creek
Arizona
Ruth
Indian Creek
McCabe
Davis
Slate Creek
Phoenix
North Maricopa Gold Mining Company
New Cornelia
Calumet & Arizona
Ajo
Tappan
Bill Williams
Rawhide
Oklahoma
Stoddard Company
Agua Fria
Denver
Pueblo
Col
Colorado Mines See Activity Spread Across Districts
Reports show high grade silver lead zinc ore opened at Deluge in Mon tezuma district and rapid mining growth near Salida with 200 workers. Lake City Hinsdale county district gains from metal prices and new finds. Midwest Refining declares 2 percent quarterly dividend totaling 360000. Vindicator Consolidated in Cripple Creek lists 6 percent quarterly plus special 6 percent dividend totaling 90000.
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Montezuma
Salida
Chaffee County
Colorado
Breckenridge
Montezuma Mines
Lake City
Hinsdale County
Midwest Refining Company
Vindicator Consolidated Gold Mining Company
Vindicator
Golden Cycle
Cripple Creek
Keiser Mining Incorporation Papers Filed in Albuquerque
The Keiser Mining Company of Albuquerque filed incorporation papers with a capitalization of 10000 dollars. Additional leases were turned in for a test boring for oil at Dayton. Mogollon Mines reported fourteen bars of bullion and eight tons of high grade concentrate from 875 tons treated. The Oaks Company at Mogollon reported pay ore from north drift and south tunnel raises shipping to a custom mill. Ore body No 1 in Clifton mine extends north via new crosscut into the adit foot wall. Mayfield mine east of Tularosa was bonded and leased to Guitierrez & Co. by Jack Purdy, who also bonded and leased land east of Tularosa for 17000 dollars with a royalty on ore.
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Keiser Mining Company of
Albuquerque
Dayton
Mogollon Mines
The
Oaks Company
Mogollon
North Drift
Raise
South Tunnel
Eberle
Custom Mill
Clifton
Mayfield
Tularosa
Guitierrez & Co
Old Mexico
Jack Purdy
Purdy
Oil firms report drilling progress in Wyoming fields
A. M. Berringer rigs four miles south of Cody as Laramie Oil Development Co drills its fifth well five miles west of Laramie and encounters heavy gas flow in Well No. 5. Midwest Oil Co completes three Grass Creek wells with one producing about 700 and reaching 150 feet above the rig before control.
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A. M. Berringer
Cody
Laramie Oil Development Co
Laramie
Midwest Oil Co
Grass Creek
Uncommon virtue and simple kitchen wisdom recur
Dickens quotes about striving beyond crooked paths and the greatness of spirit. A recipe for a lemon frozen dessert blends practical sugar work with moral reflection on grit. The piece links personal effort to benefiting others who would suffer without disciplined effort.
Household Cookery Notes From A Busy Kitchen
A series of practical recipes and tips for meat and desserts. Center-cut ham slices are salted with sour milk and broiled, while curries with mutton or lamb use onion, curry powder, mint, stock, and a rice border. Recipes also cover cherry rose leaf pie, cream of pea soup, not croquettes made with potatoes and nuts, and creamed sweetbreads with onion flavored sauce. Includes two literary quotes.
Tasty garnish ideas from olives to lemon jelly and banana whip
A collection of old fashioned kitchen notes suggests serving olives stuffed with caviar as a garnish for roast duck and in sandwiches. It also describes lemon jelly with apples as an accompaniment to roast fowl and offers several sweets and sauces including college sandwiches and a unique lempinor sauce.
Ice Cold Summer Drinks and Punch Recipes
A collection of refreshing beverages for hot days including root beer ginger ale strawberry punch Pinard Duchess Punch Cherry Julep and Mint Tea with simple preparation steps and fruit and herb garnish ideas. Ends with aphorisms from Sir John Lubbock and P T Barnum on mind and politeness.
Taken Philosophically. Murphy loses a hand in quarry blast
An Irishman named Murphy loses a hand in a quarry blasting accident on a payday. Quarry workers gather and console him as an ambulance is awaited. He remarks that things could be worse, noting it could have been the hand with his wages.
Red Cross Bag Blue Advertises Whiter Clothes
An old ad promotes Red Cross Bag Blue for wash day promising clothes whiter than snow. It claims availability at all grocers and emphasizes a brightening effect.
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Red Cross
What Bait and a Quick Line for Mr Jimson
The clipped item notes a quip about inviting a queer fish, Mr Jimson, and a line is dropped. It also mentions a curious line about Guinea pigs not coming from Guina and not being pigs. China imports nearly 200 million gallons of kerosene annually.
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China
Hypnotism in Animals Across Species and Tricks
The article describes animal hypnosis across species from a hen in 17th century experiments to cobra, frog, crab, crayfish and insects. It notes how certain methods induce stiffness or catalepsy, with persistence times varying by species and even offering life-saving potential in insects.
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Athanasius Kircher
India
Ernest Mangold
Classic Salads Dressings and Variations From Pantry Staples
The article outlines choosing high quality oil for dressings and proper storage. It then details several salad recipes including Swiss Salad with cucumber and lamb, Chicken Salad with olive oil and onion, another Chicken Salad layering chicken and vegetables with mayonnaise, Watercress Salad with cucumber and French dressing, and Spanish Onion Salad with peppers and olives.
Women Propose and Marry First in New Guinea Custom
In New Guinea the custom assigns marriage proposals to women who send a string to a man’s sister or mother. If he accepts, they wed with a betrothal announced and branding on the man’s back. A jilted lover’s friends may seek retribution, and a faithless woman risks being eaten by her suitor.
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New Guinea
The Saving Syllable Echoes
A used up hat retrieved from a ring sparks a wry exchange about appearances and rhetoric. The speaker defends dignity and force of expression, insisting on a stronger pose to avoid seeming pathetic.
His Only Fear and the Sword Suspended by Hair
A fragmentary quotation evokes Damocles and fear of danger as he asks for a sword suspended by baldness. The exchange contrasts perceived safety with a sharpened threat. The terse line hints at dramatic testing of risk and illusion.
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Damocles
Jokes From History Highlight Odd School Days
The piece recaps two humorous anecdotes. One recalls William S. Coy working as a bookkeeper in a plumbing shop during vacation and chasing a borrowed pipe stretcher. The other notes a father's surprise at the window as his son reveals a peer’s disbelief that he has no hair atop his head.
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William S. Coy
Columbus Dispatch
Harry
Tommy Perkins
Breaking It Gently After a Fatal Dynamite Blast
Casey races to inform Mrs. Murphy of Pat’s death from the blast. He asks about life insurance and then bluntly notes the boys may have trouble collecting it, prompting a grim exchange about the payout.
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Casey
Fifty Fifty Deal At Chicago Convention
Politicians at a Chicago convention were approached by a down on his luck acquaintance asking for ten dollars. One congressman opened his wallet and gave five dollars, after the man said ten. The politician said, I know you asked for ten, but this way we both lose five.
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Chicago
Jack
Ice Arrival Delayed As Snow Question Lingers
A husband quotes poetry asking about the snows of yesterday while wife presses on the missing ice delivery due this morning. The brief exchange captures a household moment as winter weather disrupts routine deliveries.
Siberian Rivers Flow Over Ice Bed Despite Heavy Barges
A barrel of petroleum usually contains 42 gallons. Several Siberian rivers flow over beds of solid ice, complicating navigation and transport in winter.
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Sill & Libby
Ati
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