Market roundup from Western markets and Chicago trade
Western market notes show Round white potatoes at 4 0 per 100 pounds, New York butter and cheese prices firm, Western New York apples Baldwin firm, celery and California stock steady. Grain and cotton trends include a week of price advances on some crops, Chicago livestock drooping in sheep and lambs while hogs gain, beef and veal mixed, and Eastern meat prices broadly softening.
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Union News Service
Chicago
Ccar
New York
Lodgilbo
Baldwin Apples
Baldwins
York Imperials
Northwestern
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Florida
California
Minnneapolia
Omaha
Timothy
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Inneapolia
Memphis
Isas City
Kansea City
Prairie
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Northwest
St. Louis
Seaboard
Winnipeg
Walry
Nt York
Boston
Denver Live Stock Market Report Highlights Mixed Cattle and Hog Trends
Fresh cattle arrivals were lighter with firm demand and keen competition. Beef cows and fat heifers showed good inquiry but limited receipts, with beef steers reaching two load prices at about 7.15 per cwt and good stockers at 6.00 to 6.50. Hog prices softened with regional declines, while lambs and sheep remained in strong demand, with good lambs around 7.25 and common sheep near 6.40 to 7.00.
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Denver Pronuce Produce Prices Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR lists vegetables and price notes with odd spellings. Mentions onions cabbage beans and hay and grain prices alongside stray terms. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
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Denver
Legend of the Seven Sleepers and Early Christian Persecution
A summary of the legend of the Seven Sleepers of Ephesus detailing origins during Decius persecution around 250 251 AD. Seven Christians hid in a cave near Ephesus Asia Minor slept nearly 200 years waking in Theodosius II era. They encountered a Christian triumph, anti pagan shift, and the story spread in the East and within Mohammedan tradition. Names attributed include Maximianus Malchus Martinianus Dionysius Joannes Serapion and Constantius.
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Ephesus
Decius
Asia Minor
Theodosius II
Mohammed
Hitmer
Maximianus
Malchus
Martininanus
Dionysius
Joannes
Serapifon
Constantius
Worship of the Sun in Ancient Egypt at On the City of the Sun
The early Egyptians, around 4000 B C, worshipped the sun, naming the god Ra-Haradite. They built a temple at On, later Heliopolis, and formed the Ra priesthood famed for occult knowledge, medicine, and astrology. Moses is linked to their priesthood, using its magic before Pharaoh to aid Israelite liberation.
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Sun
Ra-Haradite
Nile
Cairo
Heliopolis
Moses
Pharaoh
Man Signs with X in Rent Case at Atlantic City
A court in Atlantic City presided by Judge Ingersoll heard the estate of Michael Quinn sue Mrs Mary Henry for 150 dollars in rent. Receipts showed cross marks. expert testified the marks came from the same person who signed the lease. Judge Ingersoll ruled for Mrs Henry.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Ingersoll
Michael Quinn
Mary Henry
Philadelphia
China’s Metal Imports Jump In 1919
China’s metal imports totalled 76,031,681 dollars in 1919 versus 21,610,174 dollars in 1918, with gains in quantity. Copper ingots rose to unprecedented levels and were valued far above 1913, used mainly by mints. Iron imports grew, and tin slab imports increased, with tin from the Kwangai mines reexported via Hong Kong.
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China
Kwangal
Hong Kong
Hard Times and Views on Elderly Married Men
The quote credits George Ade discussing the hardships faced by elderly married men whose wives no longer care for them and whose young rivals provoke disdain. An anecdote from a fashionable restaurant lounge captures a hushed quarrel as a wife criticizes her husband for admiring a woman in a bold yellow gown.
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George Ade
Bill
Monumental Rainbow Bank Rises in North Dakota Frontier
A northern South Dakota bank building stands as a monument to pioneer persistence. The unique structure is built entirely from local field and prairie stone. One mason, Unasslated, spent about a year splitting glacial boulders with iron wedges to reveal pink, red, purple, brown, yellow and gray colors.
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South Dakota
Swiss Cheese Quest unveiled by Green County dairy study
In Green County Wisconsin Chris Roth of Monroe, a Swiss cheese maker, explores why holes define Swiss flavor. American scientists test bacteria to rival Swiss producers and argue for domestic Swiss cheese growth, citing Grove City Pennsylvania and U.S. Department of Agriculture efforts.
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Green County
Wisconsin
Chris. Roth
Monroe
Switzerland
Chris
Chris Roth
Wis
Frank George
United States
Alps
Emmental
America
United States Department of Agriculture
Grove City
Department of Agriculture
Newcastle
Dairy Division
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Ione
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Cambalou Mountains
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Roquefori
Roomal
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