Market quotes show mixed livestock and grain shifts
Week of trading sees beef steers steady to lower while feeder cattle and cows ease. Fat lambs rise modestly with feeding lambs up, meat prices decline in eastern markets. farm grain and produce show varied futures and cash values across Chicago and New York benchmarks.
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New York
Philadelphia
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Aleady
Cincinnati
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Tiraln
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Iowa
North Dakota
Central Bee
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Atlanta
Emphis
Prairie
Kansan City
Run Waa
Denver
Slade
Dont Not A Pet A Camel’s Sarcastic Dignity In War Notes
An observer recalls commanding a thousand camels in harsh terrain. He notes the animal’s contempt for humans, its surprising resilience, and quirks such as a split upper lip for thorny bushes. The piece blends humor with practical camel behavior and care considerations.
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London Mall
Egypt
Electric Cannon A New Type by Fauchon Villeplee
A French engineer Fauchon Villeplee describes a novel electric cannon using a current carrying conductor moving in a strong magnetic field. A wartime model fired a 50 gram shell at 200 m/s, penetrating hardwood, with windings used briefly and peak currents near 100 000 amperes from a flywheel or storage battery.
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Fauchon-Villeplee
Revue Generale de
Scientific American
France Exporting Bricks Shocking War Times
The piece notes France moving into brick production amid wartime shifts. French bricks are offered below local market quotations, surprising readers in Kent where Britain’s brick industry is seen as a citadel of production. The article suggests a notable change in export activity and industry dynamics.
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France
Kent
Food by Air in Britain as Rail Strike Threat Looms
The British air mobility service prepared to transport and distribute food across the United Kingdom in case a recent threatened railway strike materialized, ensuring supply lines remain intact despite potential rail disruption.
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Britiah Air
United Kingdom
Pilgrim Fathers as Economic Success Highlighted
Dar win P. Kingsley, NY New England Society president and Shakespeare scholar, argues the Plymouth colony was the most successful adventurers in history. The piece previews his address at the society’s 114th annual festival, noting his business prominence.
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Plymouth Colony
Plyouth Colony
Darwin P. Kingsley
New England Society
New York
John Dickinson Sherman
Pilgrims and Puritans shaping New England
The Scrooby group led by John Robinson and William Brewster broke with the established church around 1606, seeking liberty and new life. They sailed on the Mayflower in 1620, establishing Plymouth and a distinctive church with lasting impact on American religious liberty and economic expansion.
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England
John Robinson
Holland
Pilgrims
New England
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William Brewster
William Bradford
John Hobinson
Amsterdam
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America
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Virginia Company
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John Peirce
Thomas Weston
London
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Colorado
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Boughton
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