Markets report shows mixed gains across commodities
The Washington bureau notes round white potatoes rose to 70 to 80 cents at shipping points, carrots moved to 0.50 to 1.00 dollars, and Florida No. 1 ship spudding rose to about 6.00. Butter prices steady, grain futures closed higher but uncertain with modest gains in Chicago wheat and corn. live stock up modestly while hogs and veal move higher. Stock receipts include 25,809 cattle, 5,935 hogs, 9,291 sheep. spot cotton rose to 11.77 cents with May futures up 39 points.
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Chicago
Florida
New York
Texas
Boston
Chione
Philadelphia
Ansas
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Timothy
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Memphis
Prairiensas City
Denver live stock market report with mixed cattle prices
Trading was uneven with cattle: best load of choice apart heifers at 7.75, good grades 6.00 to 6.50, fair to medium 5.00 to 5.75, common females down to 4.75. Beef steers limited, heavyweight 7.60 to 7.75, prime may reach 8, feeders steady 5 to 7. Sheep and hog prices noted, with hogs at 8.50 top for packed buyers and other lots around 8.25 to 8.36. lambs quoted up to 11, with varying grades. Small mention of metal market and Denver produce with regional prices for potatoes and onions.
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Chicago
Ateera
Hay and grain prices and market terms
Fragmented OCR lists corn and grain price terms with scattered notes on No 3 yellow corn and No 1 mixed entries. Reads like a price sheet with illegible sections and unclear units.
Centenaries Of Great Men In 1921 A Rich List
A Manchester Guardian correspondent notes 1921 rich in centenaries across literature science and travel. Dostoievsky Baudelaire Dante Thomas Morris Amiel Burton Temple and others are honored as birth or death anniversaries. A humorous Indianapolis anecdote follows about an electric dishwasher mishap.
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Manchester Guardian
Claubert
Dostoievsky
France
Russia
Britain
Wille Collins
Whyte Melville
Charlotte Maria Tucker
A. L
Dante
Baudelaire
Dora Greenwell
Frederick Locker-Lampson
John Skinner
Buros
Scotland
Samuel Baker
Heinrich Barth
Richard Burton
Noel Paton
Ford Madox Brown
George Dawson
Archbishop Temple
Dean Bradley
Westminster Abbey
Henry Frederic Amiel
Marcus Aurelius
Anne Askew
Hepworth Dixon
J. M. F. Ludlow
Changed His Mind About Marrying My Daughter
Sharp Dame informs Mr. Meek that consent to marrying her daughter was wrung from her under protest. She warns that elopement would dishonor the family and notes the daughter’s willful temper. Mr. Meek hedges about a wedding date and admits he may not be able to marry. Goo good day.
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Sharp Dame
Mr. Meek
Isolated People Reachable? Naskapi Indians Remain Elusive
An American Museum of Natural History expedition failed to contact the Naskapi Indians of Labrador. It aimed to reach them via the west coast, but winter travel to Nitch equon inland from Rupert's House requires 55 days by canoe, leaving knowledge of these inhabitants incomplete.
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American Museum of Natural History
Labrador
Nitchequon
Rupert's House
East Main River
Pressing club owner recalls moonshine sales misstep
A Birmingham Age Herald snippet recalls a grocer or pressing club proprietor who sells moonshine as a side line. He recounts selling a customer a wart of gasoline instead of the requested article. The customer did not realize the mix up, and the seller noticed his cleaning supply dwindling.
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Birmingham Age Herald
Accidental Parrot Swear Words Spark Telephone Humour
A hostess explains that a parrot in a nearby cage swore loudly after being near the telephone. The incident was accidental and not intentional, with the bird's vocalization surprising bystanders.
Frost and the Prut Croops AINT NATURE GRAND
A whimsical contrast tees a frost economy feature detailing how Jack Frost devastates fruit crops across states from Oklahoma to the Great Lakes and Atlantic regions. It highlights USDA Weather Bureau guidance on frost prevention using heat retention methods, irrigation, and fire arrays, with emphasis on practical orchard records and Bulletin No. 1006 guidance.
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Jack Frost
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Maryland
Great Lakes
Minnesota
New York
Vermont
Canadian
Crop Reporting Service
Missouri
Washington
Benton
Arkansas
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Washington County
United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Jack
Nature
Frust
Appios
Servecreces Researas
Caccentesceeensistsuonues
Almons
United States Department of Agriculture Farmers’ Bulletin
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Indianapolis News
Ack Frost and
the Prut Croops
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