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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
7
Agricultural market notes show bids for beef steers and cows with grain and grass fed varieties, veal calves, hogs, and lambs, plus grain prices for wheat corn oats and hay. Regional dairy terms and miscellaneous market figures for cotton wool and grain supplies are included with per hundredweight or per ton pricing.
Metals trading in New York shows copper dull spot around 19.16 to 19.20, electrolytic 12.50 to 12.75, casting 12.25 to 12.60, tin quiet at about 36.70 to 35.75, lead spot 4.20 to 4.30, Boelter quiet 5.40 to 5.60, iron markets quiet locally with No 1 foundry 16.00 to 16.25, No 2 16.60 to 16.00, No 1 Southern and No 1 Southern soft 15.76 to 16.25, bar alloy 68 percent.
Exchange reports ease in money rates with call money at 1 percent, 2 percent ranges, and bid offers at 1 percent. Time loans show 60 days at 8 percent, 90 days at about 4 percent, and six months near 4.4 percent. Prime mercantile paper remains steady with banking bills priced to reflect conditions.
John Stephens, marooned Musan churella man, becomes captain of the Sea Queen after war breaks Chile Peru. The crew recovers a frozen Donna Teachel and a treasure of 3,000,000 pesos aboard the derelict. Lady Darlington reveals her past and professes love as the expedition resumes the perilous hunt.
In a sealed chest beneath Arctic ice on the Donna Isabel three million pesos await, fueling feverish plans and fear among the crew. Doris warns the gold is cursed, while Jack vows to keep the treasure from wrecking the ship and lives. The crew labors to free the box as the hull shows dangerous leaks.
Amid ice and storm the crew discovers a brass-bound chest buried beneath the ice front. Three million pesos lie within reach as greed and fear flare on their feverish faces. The narrator braces for the hard digging ahead while memories of Balvatore haunt the tension.
A narrator recalls efforts to recover frozen gold from the Ice while pondering the peril and futility of preserving wealth. The chapter depicts persistent men attempting to rescue the treasure despite mounting difficulty and danger.
A mineral simple remedy advises taking hot water immediately after boiling off the fire and pouring it into a cup and drinking while very hot. Proper temperature and timing are emphasized for insomnia relief and improved digestion. Early morning use is recommended to boost general tone.
A cryptic quote from the Christian Advocate hints at an incident where a street car company fired an old conductor not for personal leverage but for misusing influence on the cash register. The remark suggests tension between authority and corruption, implied by misapplied power.
A doctor assigns a recent graduate to manage care for discerning patients. He dismisses inexperience, urging study of patients diets and summer habits to redirect their routines and send them elsewhere.
On the Lusitania deck Benator Depew remarks English as spoken in London. A Bloomsbury lodgings tale contrasts phrases such as Can I have a cup of tea and The kettle has been boiling for hours with a landlady’s sharp retort.
A Southern state school superintendent recounts his mother’s heart and stomach troubles from coffee. After trying Postum at a merchant’s suggestion, the family switched ingredients and observed improved well being, no longer drinking coffee.
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