Princess Lalla and the New Yorker amid carnival shadows
Sally Ford, 16, runs from the home she fears with David Nash, a carnival pair who drift through a Palace of Wonders. A sly New Yorker taunts Sally during crystal readings, tries to lure her with money and danger, while her past and a looming danger from an exiled guardian loom over their escape in a tense drift through love and peril.
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Sally Ford
Clem Carson
David Nash
Carson
David
Sally
Cook
Lalla
Nita
BY Bee
Stanton
New York
New Yorker
Gus
Fifth Avenue
Constantinople
H. L. Mencken
Middle West
Rube
Barker
Palace of Wonders
Will Salivy Ford Be Discovered and Taken Back
A concise report notes the ongoing NEAC chapter inquiry into the disappearance or recovery of Will Salivy Ford. Details remain sparse as investigators pursue leads and locate possible evidence to determine the next steps.
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Salivy Ford
Neac
Good Pitching by Sloan Sets Records in Anderson County
Eugene Sloan of Pendleton High School struck out 24 of 28 batters as his team beat Westminster 7 to 1 in an Anderson county game this week. A walk, steal, and an infielder error spoiled the shutout in the ninth.
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Anderson
S. C
Eugene Sloan
Pendie
Anderson County
Sloan
Westminister High School
Stock summaries reflect mixed gains and record highs
Electric Power and Light reports Jan gross 4 844 047 with balance after taxes 2 259 922. Toledo weekly employment hits 37 834, Willys Overland March sales reach 32 723, S S Kresge Q ended March net 2 939 279, U S indices show varied gains. Global stock figures include numerous country quotes and city indicators.
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New York
Toledo
Inc
Willys Overland
Willys Knight and Whippet
S. S. Kresge
U. S. Ind
Cotton Letter Notes Mixed Markets and Weather Trends
Liverpool closes 1 to 3 points higher on 4,000 mids. sales at 1127 vs 1111. Forecast calls for showers in the east belt and colder temperatures with Sunday fair skies. West belt, Louisiana, Arkansas rain. Oklahoma clearing and much colder. Fertilizer sales reach record. Fall River weekly sales at 25,009 pieces. Merchants anticipate higher prices but warn of weather risks and potential profit taking.
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New York
Liverpool
Texas
East Belt
West Belt
Louisiaa
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Memphis
Fall River
Worth Street
Hubbard Bros
Wade Bros
Orvis Bros
F. B. Keech Co
Cotton Prices Report From Charlotte on April 14
Spot cotton in Charlotte on April 14 quoted at 1978 rate. Market notes indicate price level for immediate delivery and day’s activity in the local fiber trade.
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Spot Cotton
Charlotte
Charlotte Cotton
Liverpool Cotton Quiet as Prices Firm in Apr 14 Market
Cotton spot shows firmness with American grades leading. Prices range from strict good middling 11.77 to good ordinary 10.77, with 4,000 sales including 2,700 American and 8,100 receipts all American. Futures closed steady: May 10.70, July 10.60, Oct 10.42, Dec 10.36, Jan 10.36, March 10.36.
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Liverpool
Turpentine and Rosin Firm Totals Reported in Savannah
Naval Stores in Savannah on April 14 shows a turpentine firm with 53 sales 92 receipts 90 shipments none stock 7665 and a rosin firm with 494 sales 234 receipts shipments none stock 52079. Miscellaneous codes follow: B675 D6790-715 E769 F795 G800-810 H8 25-45 18335-45 KS50 M855 N915 WG950 WW and X1000.
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Naval Stores
Savannah
Foreign Exchange Quotes From New York on April Fourteen
Foreign exchanges were steady in New York with quotes in cents: Great Britain demand 488, cables 488 1/2, 66-day bills on banks 48436, France demand 3.939 1/6, cables 3.93 3/16. Italy demand 5.27, cables 5.28. Demand: Belgium 13.96, Germany 23.90, Holland 40.30.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
New Orleans Cotton Futures Hit New Highs Amid Weather Hopes
In New Orleans on April 14 cotton futures surged to new highs as trade buyers speculated on a return of cold weather to the belt. May May and October contracts rose to near 19.79 19.75 and 19.40 respectively before a small pullback. In New York prices opened steady and climbed on reports of unfavorable weather, with May and October reaching fresh movement highs before stabilizing.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
P.C
Wheat and rye hit new price records in Chicago trading
Chicago grain prices surged with wheat and rye reaching new highs for all deliveries. Wheat rose 2.5 to 3 percent on strong demand amid persistent dry southwest weather and cold winds, while corn and oats gained modestly and provisions edged higher.
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Chicago
Cotton futures rise on south weather reports
Unfavorable weather from the south pushes cotton prices higher in New York trading. May contracts reach 20.08 and October 19.75 with 10 to 18 point gains on active positions, traders take profits of 8 to 10 points, closing the market 5 to 12 points higher.
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New York
Liverpool
P.C
Government Bonds Prices In New York As Of April 14
U S government bonds list bidding prices for Liberty and Treasury issues. Liberty 34s at 101.11 Liberty first 4% s at 102.17 Liberty third 4% s at 160.12 Liberty fourth 4% s at 103.8 Treasury 4% s at 115.11 Treasury 4s at 110.12 Treasury 3%s at 107.16 Treasury 33s at 102.17
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U. Government
New York
Liberty
Treasury
Wheat and grain price quotes from Chicago market
Chicago wheat and grain prices quoted April 14 with No 2 hard at 1.5514 to 1.56 and No 1 northern spring at 1.55 to 1.56. Corn values appear as No 4 mixed 9 74 2 and No 2 yellow 1.06. Oats No 2 white 64 65 to 64 and No 3 white 60 14 to 64 percent. Rye No 2 1.28. Barley 95 to 1.10. Timothy seed 3.25 to 4.00 and clover seed 19.25 to 26.75.
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Chicago
Wheat fields west of the Mississippi lift U S prices
Trade leaders say western fields must bear the burden for a likely smaller 1928 winter wheat crop. Wheat rises 8 38-8 to 9c, corn up 1% to 11-4c, oats aided by crop damage reports, and provisions steady as moisture shortages threaten key states west of the Mississippi.
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Chicago
Mississippi
United States
Trans- Mississippi
Texas
Pan-Hande
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Stock Market Reaches New Highs Amid Week of Gains
The New York stock market pushed to new highs in a week of rising volumes and favorable news. Major issues including U S Steel General Electric and Bethlehem Steel showed gains while rails and low priced非 dividend plays trended lower. Federal Reserve loans rose to a record and time money neared 5 percent as confidence strengthened.
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New York
Steel Trade Review
Wall Street
U. S. Steel Common
General Motor
General Electric
Bethlehem Steel
Consolidated Gas
Anaconda Copper
Schulte Retails Stores
Gimbel Bros
American Bank Note
Graham-Paige Motors
Paramount Famous Players
Atlantic Refining
Sweets Co. of America
Corn Products
Manhattan Shirt
Coca-Cola
National Cash Register
New York Central
Reading
Nickel Plate
Pete Marquette
Baltimore
Ohio
U. S
Hoe and Co
Barnet Leather
Federal Reserve
Moderate Demand for Cotton Goods in New York Market
The New York market shows moderate demand for cotton goods with total sales below current output. Prices are steady to firmer after the latest advance in cotton, with production about 14 percent below six months ago and looms reducing for fancy goods. Yarns demand is flat with slight price gains due to higher raw materials while mottled flannel interlining prices rise.
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New York
Minnesota band to tour Europe this summer
The University of Minnesota band will tour Europe for two months this summer under Michael M. Jalma, its eight year director. Funds will be raised May 5 at University Appreciation Day with Gov. Theodore Christianson proclaiming the day and naming the band Minnesota’s goodwill messenger. Sixty of the 100 musicians will travel.
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Europe
51St Field Artillery
Pantry on Atlantic liner stores thousands of fowl and eggs
The pantry of a large steamer crossing the Atlantic carries about 5000 chickens and 35000 eggs to feed passengers on the voyage.
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Atlantic
Wheat per capita use in the United States
The report notes U S per capita wheat consumption around 4.25 bushels per year with a higher 1906 figure near 5.6 bushels. It highlights rising demand trends and compares current intake to the early 20th century level.
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United States
Textile prices and fabric sales shift in header mid market
A report shows low demand for ginghams while Treckings and denims sell in small lots. Manufacturers commit about 60 percent of denim needs versus a year ago. Spot business rises in fine cottons for printing and converting with current prices for print cloths and brown sheetings listed alongside denim and gingham rates.
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Southern Standard
Indian Graves On Florida Isles May Be Of Calusa Tribe
Archaeologists led by H B Collins believe 75 skeletons found on Captiva and Sanibel Islands near Fort Myers represent Calusa remains from the fifteenth century. The site includes conch shell pavements and distinctive skull shapes, suggesting links to the Calusa who resisted Ponce de Leon and De Soto before vanishing.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Smithsonian Institution
Gul
H. B. Collins
Institution
Sanibel
Gasparilla
Florida
Ponce de Leon
DeSoto
West Indies
Collins
Calusas
Caloosahatchie
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