Wheat Market Surges as Chicago Controls Supplies
The Chicago wheat market climbed again with July futures leading, driven by Chicago's dominance in supply. Elevators hold 26 million bushels, while New York stores 5 million. foreign markets show little impact as mills in the Northwest buy higher-priced grain. Armour Co and W. T. Baker profit on the surge, with potential gains of hundreds of thousands on the advancing price.
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Accidental deaths on Arcadia deck during rivet work
On the Arcadia steel merchantman being built for John Corrigan a derrick rope broke causing the hoisting gear to fail. Harvey and Blake were killed as a 100 foot iron beam rose and struck them while about thirty men worked aboard in a deck resembling a battleship.
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Harvey
Blake
Two Workmen Killed in Derrick Collapse at Shipyard
A fatal accident at the South Chicago Shipbuilding Company yards left two men dead and three others fatally injured when a large derrick fell. Several more workers sustained head and arm injuries but walked home. Names circulating include Harry Binks Patrick Harvey and William McCullin among the injured.
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Harry Binks
Patrick Harvey
Inba Conly
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Personal Art of Beauty Faces Modern Surgical Promoters
The piece surveys cosmetic advances from massage to facial surgery aided by dermatologists and estheticians. It notes procedures to alter foreheads noses eyebrows and eyes with risks and limited guarantees and argues individual judgment is needed. It quotes Mayo Cornhill Magazine on humane motives and moral reflections among literary figures.
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Coutmiers
Strange Scenes in Limbuye Town of War and Trade
A French officer describes Limbuye totemps, a beleaguered market town with embattled fortifications, a closed gate at night, a bustling market, and a mosque district. Slavery traders, Tuareg youths, and periodic French reconnaissances shape life as the town endures raids, killings, and ambushes amid distrust and violence.
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A Earl Tricks by Tailor in Comic Exchange
An unnamed earl visits his tailor to pay a bill and is mistaken for a servant by a new manager. The clerk pockets a sovereign and hints the master could be charged more. The earl jokes he will share the thrift tips with his valet before leaving, ending the encounter with a courteous farewell.
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Cald Bath Delustyy Report On Cold Morning Bath Effect
An article notes the cold bath treatment in a town during a frigid morning. A laborer weighing about 190 pounds barely has energy to pull on boots, yet the attempt injures about one in ten. The piece reflects cautious admiration for perceived vigor while warning of risks in icy water.
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Lowel
Invention of Bullet Proof Shields Stirs Patent Office Action
A New York engineer argues the water surface of such shields must be soft and yielding to reduce impact. He warns outer military use may require a special subdepartment for exposition of the devices and notes risks on the battlefield. Further discussion hints at patent office constraints and future regulation.
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Patent
New York
Fragmented OCR News Note Sparks Readable Fact
A garbled OCR text fragment mentions names and events in a scattered form. Readable bits point to an archival news snippet with incomplete phrases about people, places, and a possible public notice.
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