Missing From The 6.54 Express Rescue Brings Reunion
Inspector Reginald traces a missing boy from the 6.54 Bangor Rhyl Express to Rhyl and Rhydowen Hall. Sir Philip Sandford reveals the boy is Frank, son of Mrs. Fairholme, now reunited with his mother as Mrs. Ethel Sandford sends thanks and a photograph pledge of lasting friendship.
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Gilmore's Aromatic Wine Promises Revival for Women
An advertisement touts Gilmore's Aromatic Wine as a tonic for weakness and nervous exhaustion in women. It claims to restore vigor, "bring roses to your cheeks," correct issues related to womanhood, and enrich the blood.
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Industry notes on metals and manufacturing trends
The article reports shifts in ink production from etape stone charcoal to naphtha smoke, a major nail mill near Chicago with 1,200 kegs daily capacity, and Franklin Steel Casting planning a plant to produce rail components. It notes a record long World wire span in Switzerland, aluminum use in German breweries, and new air brake tech from Chicago. Bar iron prices rise sharply as demand surges in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, with mills fully booked and delays in bank building. Charcoal iron demand grows with rail and malleable iron works, including wage and output updates from Rome Georgia and Wisconsin Minnesota furnaces.
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Cattle and Hogs Market Notes From Chicago and Pittsburg
In Chicago and Pittsburg reports from August 12 show mixed livestock activity. Cattle receipts around 17 head in Chicago market with varied prices for steers and cows while hog receipts near 20,000 head index weak and lower. Lambs and calves listed with diverse figures. Pittsburg trading mixed with dairy cows noted and prices fluctuating as markets reclose.
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Markets Close Quiet After Mixed Optics From Stock and Grain Data
The New York markets ended the week with subdued activity as speculative drive faded. Shares moved narrowly with minor gains from early strength and mixed results across rails and Industrials amid patchy demand.
Wheat and corn market notes from Toledo August report
Toledo sees mixed grain prices with wheat now at 68 to 74 cents for No. 2 red cash and futures for September 704c and December 71c. Corn market shows No. white at 42c and No. yellow at 42c with various receipts and shipments listed. clover reed and timothy prices noted for October deliveries.
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Buffalo Cattle and Hog Receipts Tap 6,199 and 11,000 Heads
Buffalo market reports 6,199 cattle on sale with 5,900 sold as dull trading. Prices show prime heavy steers around 5.86 to 5.80, good 4.46 to 5.50, fat cows 3.00 to 4.25, and feeders 1.26 to 2.85. Hog receipts 11,000 with light Yorkers 6.70 to 9.25 and heavy hogs 5.16 to 8.20 amid a slow market.
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