Varieties in Human Species
The passage argues that human variety arises from form, countenance, and temper, formed by mental and corporal physiognomy. It notes external conditions like climate and food modify the animal organization temporarily, but offspring remain as in the parent, with color changes not inherited unless dark blood intermixes.
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Seaman Fined For Bad Language Over Saint Mary's Church
At Southampton a seaman named Johnson appeared before the borough magistrate on a charge of using bad language in St. Marys street. He explained he married in St. Marys church years ago and, finding no steeple on his return, spoke harshly about the church. He was fined ten shillings and costs. the bench noted others had strong words but not such terms.
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Livestock market receipts at principal sale
Fragmentary figures show estimated receipts of liv at principal market. Numbers include 4togs 0,000 0,000 5,500 6,000 4,000 2,000 2,600 7,500 stock ay heep 15,000 3,500 Totals 51,050 85,100 44,700.
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Indianapolis Live Stock Market Report June 8
Indianapolis hog receipts 2 020 vs 2 259 last week and cattle 1 500 with 100 sheep. Hog prices topped at 5.60 with most sales 5.35 to 5.55. Cattle receipts surged with lower fat stock by 10 to 15 cents, bulls steady, calves up to 25 cents. Sheep market steady as last week with lambs 7.00, clipped lambs 5.00, clipped sheep 4.25 lower.
Buffalo cattle and hog market prices rise slightly
Buffalo on June 8 reports cattle receipts at 2,200 with market gains of 25 to 50 cents. Export steers bring 7.50 to 7.75 per hundredweight, shipping steers 7.00 to 7.60, and butcher steers 6.00 to 7.00. Heifers 5.00 to 6.50, cows 3.50 to 5.50. Hog receipts 110,000 with pigs 5.00 to 5.40, others 5.85 to 5.90. Sheep and lambs 5,000 top lambs 6.25 to 6.40, yearlings 5.25 to 5.50, sheep 3.00 to 5.00.
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Livestock and grain prices from regional market report
The listing details bids for steers from 600 to 1 300+ pounds with ratings from good to prime, calved cows and bulls priced, hogs and sheep values shown by weight class, followed by grain quotes Wheat No 3 at 95 to 1.04 and Corn No 2 around 69 to 72 cents with oats and dairy products also indicated.
Live Stock and Grain Markets Steady to Sluggish
Cattle prices eased as receipts rose with prime steers near steady while offgrades and grassy cattle fell 10 to 25 cents. Hogs gained about 5 cents with strong bids late, and lambs rose with packers showing a need for stock. Wheat and corn opened firm on rain prospects, but closed weak with forecasts of large arrivals and ample supplies ahead.
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Bearish Crop Report Triggers Wheat Price Drop on Chicago Exchange
A government crop report released minutes before the close drives Chicago wheat prices down with July futures off about 1.5 percent. The report estimates winter wheat at 86 percent of normal, spring wheat up 6.3 percent for May, and spring sowing 3.7 percent higher than last year.
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Local Markets Grain Report from Logansport
Tribune announces daily reliable market report for subscribers. Loganport grain market corrected daily by Bishop Elevator Co. Wheat 88c new yellow corn 93c white and mixed 91c oats 45c per hundred.
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Logansport and regional stock and grain market roundup
Daily price corrections from Logansport Union Stock Yards McCaffrey Co and others list hogs at 4.75 to 5.30 per 100 pounds, cattle from 2.00 to 5.50, wool about 16 cents per pound, butter eggs and potatoes across Galveston and Walton markets, with assorted wheat corn oats and poultry rates from multiple firms including Galveston Grain Co and Camden markets.
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J. H. Foley Co
Stuart & Smith
Measured outrage and quiet admiration at art exhibit
A Chicago onlooker mocks Van Ostrade’s Jubilee as worthless two-foot square shopworn art worth thirty thousand dollars, while a Polish laborer savors a different value in a Van Dyke painting, visiting weekly and tracing the stockyards walk from memory.
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Sign of Approaching Age Reflections on Growing Old
A dialogue debates signs of aging. One speaker cites loss of playful interest from a girl, while another counters with physical cues like creaky bones and cautious climbing stairs as true indicators of growing older.
Excursion to Indianapolis Doors Open on Weekend Trips
Special excursion from Logansport with round trip fare 1.25 and multiple morning departures. No cash on cars, no baggage checked on special tickets, but full fare applies. Visit Soldiers and Sailors Monument, State House, I O O F and Masonic buildings, federal building, parks, White City amusement park, swimming pool, and more. Ample car service. contact Indiana Union Traction for details.
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You Are Growing Old When You Need The Bedstead
Four voices debate the signs of aging with humorous quips about rheumatic patients eyeing early routines. The list rises from tired habits to medical concerns, concluding that needing support to rise from bed marks old age.
Only Spent Three Cents a Year
An old Dutch farmer in Dauphin county Pennsylvania was reputed a miser. At his funeral it emerged he boasted he had spent only three cents in the year before his death and seven cents in earlier years, living entirely on produce from his small cultivated land.
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Rouse Religious Animosity Sparked by Parade
A propaganda picture claimed to show Hindoo idols broken in a Mohammedan riot is used in eastern Bengal to inflame hatred. The images are simple mud figures dressed in tinsel carried in processions and discarded after festivals.
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Liverpool Accepts Nathan Straus Milk Pasteurizing Plant
The municipality of Liverpool England has gratefully accepted Nathan Straus of New York's offer to furnish a pasteurizing plant for infant milk. It is not clear what Dublin city council will decide regarding a similar proposal.
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Philanthropist Straus Praised by Croker in Dublin
Mr Straus described as one of the greatest philanthropists in America by Richard Croker in Dublin as he communicates the proposal. The exchange highlights Straus's prominence and Croker's endorsement.
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America
Proof of Circulation From Government Records
Tribune circulation figures from Logansport post office for April show daily copies at 2 466 and an average of 274 papers per day. The Tribune claims county reach exceeds any other city and county daily distribution in Logansport. Advertise in the Tribune.
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