Markets reveal Kansas City cattle and grain activity
Kansas City markets report CATTLE receipts 6,000 with steady tone and HOGS at 5c lower on 14,000 head. Prime fed steers at 18 to 20, dressed beef 17.00 to 17.75. Cows 7.50 to 10.00. Grain shows WHEAT steady with No 1 hard 2.39 2 42, No 1 red 2.51 2.53. CORN 1.55 to 1.60 for No 2 and No 3 mixed, oats 72 to 73c, rye 1.56, hay firm near 29.50 to 35.00 for various grades.
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Gypsy tribe names and printed page authority noted
A fragment discusses gypsy group names in various countries, connects old terms to Sinte and the Indus, and notes how printed pages can mislead. It cites Rhinegelder and Kipling, urging vigilance in how books present themselves as authority.
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Milton
Why Leaves Turn Red and Color Shifts in Autumn
The article explains that red autumn leaves result from higher sugar and lower starch due to sunshine and cooler temperatures. It notes evergreen leaves retain color, transforming leaf sugar into storage compounds. A separate anecdote mentions a Roman bank certificate forgery tale involving pirates and an Egyptian tax collector.
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Not Qualified to Speak On Stock Gamble Warning
A Birmingham Age-Herald quote notes reluctance to heed cautions about stock gambling. The speaker mentions Fettow had warned him, and claims Fettow profited by similar schemes, cleaning up half a million. The passage frames trust in personal knowledge over cautionary advice.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
First Gold Certificate and Mediterranean piracy
The text argues piracy in the Mediterranean inspired the first gold certificate. It notes Nome bought wheat in Egypt as tribute to support the Roman army, with shipments of gold risking pirate disruptions. It suggests a financier conceived the scheme to have the gold certificates.
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Equal Right but No Favor in Seat Policy Tale
A lady asks a conductor if a tagged man will get the same seat as other passengers after she offers to pay his fare. The conductor answers politely that he will be treated like others but must not place feet on the seat.
Bobolink Recovery Promises Less Destruction to Rice
The bobolink, once deemed the continent’s most destructive feathered pest in rice fields, has declined as rice fields moved. The species, now largely harmless, may be admired again though it could proliferate further.
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Delusion plays on Viola Clare's troubled family tale
In 1918 newspaper prose from VEnton a daughter notes her father John Clare's drift into a grandiose delusion claiming Napoleonic identity. A movie studio friend proposes drastic cure via staged role play with actors while Clare retreats into altered personality and fears of royalty.
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Imprisoned for imposture in a royal trial tale
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