One Cent Per Ton Could Save Miners in Disasters
A coal industry editor argues that adding short air shafts in mines would dramatically reduce fatalities. He cites Primero and Cherry mine disasters, notes 60 percent of deaths stem from economy effects, and cites B J Thomas of LaCerreville as proposing 18 inch air shafts every 1,000 feet. The plan costs about 1 cent per ton of coal, or roughly $250 per hole, and would enable rapid evacuation or resupply during accidents.
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Markets Report Tue Market Prices for Livestock and Poultry
The list shows quoted prices for meats, feed, and related goods with notes on variability by freshness. It includes prices for cattle, hogs, poultry, dairy, grains, and dressed meats, reflecting wholesale and farm values from various points and dates.
Women bear blame only if they attend immoral plays
The writer argues it is unfair to blame women for immoral theater. He says men and women are similar and that audiences drive the stage downward, urging women to boycott objectionable plays to pressure managers, noting cash receipts curb improper productions.
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