Local Market Prices of Dairy and Fresh Eggs
Fresh Egan and Fancy items listed with unit prices. Country Butter sold at No 1 and No 2 grades with prices 306, 260, and 340 cited for different markets.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1917
Page
8
Fresh Egan and Fancy items listed with unit prices. Country Butter sold at No 1 and No 2 grades with prices 306, 260, and 340 cited for different markets.
Short locals note a lively weekend with visitors and residents filling gatherings in the city. Names like Harpar, Olen Ah, Bawa Armstrong, and Alvin G Mild appear among many relatives and friends visiting relatives or attending games, dances, and social events.
Local residents attended funerals in Commercial Point and Colum bus for Arg Mathias Hott and related figures. Numerous trips occurred to Columbus, Chicago, and Washington, with families visiting relatives, church events, and lodge activities noted.
A Viennese critic recounts a comic Schumann anecdote about his wife the famed pianist being praised by the King of Holland, provoking Schumann’s one hour of silence. The article notes US per capita sugar consumption surpassing twenty pounds annually, with Britain consuming roughly half.
Report details a burning Zeppelin disaster with survivors and casualties. An officer uninjured, one man with broken legs and internal injuries, five rescued, one survivor used an overcoat parachute to escape. Ship wreckage fell from about 15,000 feet, causing dramatic rescue moments as witnesses described the scene.
A wartime address decries four groups undermining national safety. It blasts impractical theorists opposing federal power, pacifists resisting military build up, corrupt businessmen seeking profit from economic treason, and disloyal Americans seizing on law to oppose defensive measures.
Countess Sophie Panty takes the post of social welfare minister in Petrogram, heading a staff of mostly women to manage charitable and social institutions. She aims to transfer administration of social institutions to women and transform a people's house into a combined recreation center and university.
A London raven, known for coin grabbing, aims for twenty yard hops when a khaki clad sergeant passes. The bird dislikes the sergeant after teasing and snatches dropped coins from bystanders. It then hides the money, showing its fondness for thieving and play.
Senator William Borah of Idaho lost his watch while riding in Rock Creek Park and, after a search, President Wilson helped look for it. Borah checked the bridle path and later found the watch in his riding boot. The president joked about wearing a wristwatch.
New York report states that registration under the state military census law is practically complete. City census offices and tabulating division have been targeted by private detectives bill collectors and relatives seeking missing persons. Officials say no information will be released as all census facts are sacred and beyond subpoenas reach.
A seven foot shark, captured after a tough fight by the fishing smack Elfen, was towed into New London harbor and taken to a Bank Street Chinese restaurant where it was used for food. The sea predator had lurked along the Atlantic coast last summer and this season, sparking terror among bathers.
Dr John Tidson of Presbyterian Hospital Chicago demonstrates a method to replace a dislocated hip in patients born with the condition. He notes most cases involve girls and the left hip, but offers no explanation for the pattern.
The Yonkers Statesman notes a preference for duets over solo singing with a casual quip about inviting someone to the house to hear a phonograph and a parrot. The Baltimore American references a proverb about trades and a parable on self reliance, reflecting light column humor.
Paris reports that Germany's newest high powered aeroplanes are less reliable than older ones due to smaller motors as iron replaces brass. The claim comes from a prisoner aviator who flew in a repaired English aircraft that lagged behind German lines.
In Marafield, Oregon Coast tribes including Coos, Umpqua and Coos Bay remain seeking a settlement of claims under the Empire treaty. They demand proper recognition of a chief and pursue a settlement estimated at over 12 million dollars, with hopes to conclude within two years.
To ensure engine life the radiator must stay clear of mud and dirt so cool air can pass through. A powerful hose stream, stiff brush, or broom will help remove grime that nests in radiator cells, preventing overheating and preserving cooling effectiveness.
A Washington Star passage notes the night table as a comforting bedside aid. It suggests keeping a light, clock, water, and a book within reach for midnight reading or quick access, emphasizing practical ease and comfort in the sleeping space.
David Jayne Hill argues that true peace on Earth requires the abolition of human faculties to unleash humanity’s peak potential. He envisions a flourishing of art, literature, science, philosophy, and religion as the spontaneous growth of personality.
A Boston Transcript excerpt quotes playful banter about a man named Jones, noting his odd contrariness. The remark about his death appearing in the living room adds a macabre if humorous tone.
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