No Yellow Peril and Eastern Civilization View
Hon E M Warner tells Muscatine Normal Institute that the yellow peril does not exist in the east and that eastern nations will forge their own civilization. He says Russia will withdraw, China remains intact, and Japan becomes the new eastern America. Miss Lillian Bridgeford arrives Des Moines for lectures.
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Chicago Produce Market Summary June 28 Markets
The report lists grain and livestock values with futures and cash bids. Wheat No 2 red at 1.04, corn No 2 around 56 to 56.5 cents, oats near 30 cents, pork and lard futures at 12.77/13.12 and 7.27/7.47 respectively. Rye, timothy, clover, barley and flax prices also noted.
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Chicago Live Stock Market Report
Chicago cattle receipts reached 16 000 with strong to 10 cent gains. Prices ranged from 2 50 to 6 00 for cows and prime cattle, Texas stockers and hogs sold steady to 5 cent lower with mixed butchers at 5 35 to 5 65, sheep receipts 16 000 and lambs 5 00 to 8 00.
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market Summary
Butter held steady at creameries 16 to 20 cents and dairies 15 to 18 cents. Eggs were easier at 12 to 13 cents.
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Chicago Poultry Market Steady Prices Reported
Chicago June 28 poultry market shows turkeys at 14 15 cents, chickens 11 12 cents, springs 16 20 cents.
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Wheat and corn price notes from New York market
From the New York Produce Market on June 28 the July wheat contract traded at 96 1/4 cents and corn at 61 1/2 cents.
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New York Poultry Market Report
New York market report lists poultry prices for June 28 with fowls ice springs at 22 cents, broilers 22 to 25 cents, and turkeys 13 to 17 cents per pound.
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New York Butter and Egg Market Report
New York June 28 butter unchanged and eggs unchanged in the market.
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St Louis Produce Market Wheat Prices noted
The St Louis market report lists grain prices as of June 28 with Wheat July at 3 1/2, Rice at 53 1/2, Corn at 53 1/2, Oats at 30 1/2 cents.
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Peoria Corn Market Report for No. 3 Grains
Peoria reports corn No 3 trading at 55 4 to 56 cents per bushel on June 28 with market notes indicating typical seasonal variation for the period.
Peruna Praised by Assemblyman Tighe for Health Restorative
Assemblyman John Tighe of Cohoes endorses Peruna as a superior tonic that revived his energy after extreme work. He notes Peruna restored mind and body, and asserts it cures catarrh and related nervous troubles. Readers are urged to write to Dr. Hartman for free medical advice if results are not prompt.
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Ancient Egyptian Upper Class Servants and Feasts Revealed
Describes twelfth dynasty Egypt showing elegant court positions from superintendent of the provision house to scribe of the sideboard. Records include cooks bakers confectioners and gardeners with a view of offerings to gods presenting many meats breads wines beers fruits and sweets.
Flowers In Northern Russia Captivates English Traveler
An English traveler notes in the Gardener's Chronicle that flowering plants thrive in northern Russia. Oleanders crotons pelargoniums and fuchsias appear in monasteries studios and homes even in Archangel area. Double windows house plants to cope with cold winters. January averages 10 degrees F while July averages 60 degrees F with nearly continuous daylight.
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Telegraph Service For Want Ads In The Journal
In a hurry call The Western Union Telegraph Office and a messenger will deliver your want ad to the Journal office free of charge. Want ads cost one half cent per word per insertion, in advance.
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Man Falls From Moving Train in West Liberty Yards
Thomas Burns of Chicago, employed by Rock Island at West Liberty, fell from a moving train last night in the West Liberty switch yards. He sustained a severe head cut and back and chest injuries, was brought to this city, treated at Hershey Memorial Hospital, and may be confined for some time. Internal injuries are feared. Burns had been headed to Ottumwa for a new job when his foot slipped and he was thrown to the ground. Dr. Kimble and Dr. H. M. Dean attended him.
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Dust in Our Eyes and the Reach of Sky Dust
This brief notes that people collect meteor dust and diatomaceous dust from the sky and sea. It reports iron-containing particles found worldwide, including ship decks and deserts, and mentions diatoms as another form of airborne dust causing eye irritation.
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Staunch Ex-Senator’s Russia Mission and a Drunken Episode
From Andrew D. White's Autobiography an anecdote recalls a former U.S. senator sent as minister to Russia whose sobriety was questioned. Archives show notes excusing him from the foreign office for “sudden indisposition” while a valet recounts a drunken spell and a confrontation that ends with the envoy’s regal bearing challenged by the valet.
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Humming Birds Watchful Mother Feeds Nestlings
In a Country Calendar piece a hummingbird mother defends her nest, stares down the intruder, and quickly regurgitates nectar for her hungry chicks. The striking scene shows the parent and fledglings in a vivid natural moment.
Dentist's Aided Illusion Triggers Fear Before Extraction
A New York woman, led by her husband, fears a tooth extraction after a dentist uses a mouth mirror. She screams that her jaw is broken, believing the tooth has already been removed. After reassurance, the dentist confirms the tooth remains, and the patient endures the extraction with little pain.
Secretary Seward and the shaping of U S diplomacy
William Garrett Brown argues in Atlantic that Secretary Seward amplified American power domestically and abroad during Johnson's presidency. Seward established a confident national voice toward Europe, reaffirmed the Latin American stance, and expanded U S influence toward the Pacific without overstepping existing policies.
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Wiliam Garrett Brown
Atlantic
Seidlitz Powders Banned in Siam For Century
The Siamese ban on selling Seidlitz powders is traced to a 19th century mishap by King Mongkut who mixed blue and white packets in water and drank both, prompting a prohibition that persists. The tale highlights the origin of the long standing restriction in Siam.
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Ibora Mongkut
Empeor
Nickel Plate Excursion to Chautauqua Lake from Chicago
Fare of 14.00 to Chautauqua Lake New York and return via Nickel Plate road depart Chicago July 7 with return by August 5 no excess fare charged on any Nickel Plate train Three daily trains with vestibuled sleeping cars meals 35 cents to 1.00 served in dining cars and a la carte mid day luncheon five cents Contact John Y Calahan General Agent 113 Adams St Room 298 Chicago IL for details Chicago city ticket offices 111 Adams St Aud itorium Annex and depot at La Salle and Van Buren on the Elevated Loop
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Original Raphael Confirmed by Witness
Mrs Arystartia declares the pictured work an authentic Raphael after her husband, who trusted a reliable artist, observed daily studio activity during its creation and delivered assurances against counterfeits as reported by the Boston Transcript.
Lost watches and jewelry ad in Journal Want Columns
Advertise missing watches jewelry and rigs in the Journal Want columns. Western Union messenger boy will collect your want ad and deliver to the Journal office for a fee of one half cent per word.
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Newspaper Want Ad Rate Note
A message explains the tele office will collect your want ad and bring it to the Journal office free of charge. Ad cost is one half cent per word per insertion payable in advance.
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