Local Markets Summary of Butter and Eggs Prices
Fresh eggs and country butter prices appear in the markets with Fancy No 1 country butter listed at 340 and 260 for No 2. The text also shows Fresh eggs at 366 and 200 for other unspecified items.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1917
Page
8
Fresh eggs and country butter prices appear in the markets with Fancy No 1 country butter listed at 340 and 260 for No 2. The text also shows Fresh eggs at 366 and 200 for other unspecified items.
Local notices advertise Fatty Arbuckle starring in A Reckless Romeo at the Vine today. Listings show showtimes, admission details, and nearby venues including theater and hotel references with regional names and pricing notes.
Wr NR Bopha and son Robert Jamwont Chicelay in Cootumbua. The opening of the bathing season brings a full range of men and boys bathing suits in blue gray and green, one and two piece styles, prices 75 cents. Also notices on fire watch and local contest at Lorey’s drug store closing Monday July 16 at noon with the winner to be announced in Tuesday papers. Also fish market ads and Citizens Volts notices.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt discusses an ancient Israelite draft from Numbers. Moses and Aaron organized a census of male Israelites twenty years and older by tribe, family, and age to determine those fit for war, listing one man per tribe and counting by households.
A New York writer warns against overreliance on pasteurized milk and cereals for toddlers, urging a balanced diet including crown bread and butter, stewed fruit, and modest meat. The note cites Oster on rickets and compares it to scurvy, noting wealthier families may neglect proper nutrition and rely on condensed milk and low-protein foods.
A fragmented excerpt discusses a Sundial list of antiquity referenced in the Bible and ancient astronomy. It mentions the Chaldean Keron, dating around before Christ, and notes later Roman connections. The text also includes colloquial lines about bedtime and a quoted exchange, highlighting a mix of scholarly and casual content.
An early 20th century advertisement urges buyers to prepare for summer illnesses with Chamberlains Colle and Diarrhoea Remedy. It claims the product is worth its price a hundred times over and stresses readiness for family health.
The page reports livestock bids and prices including heavies, hogs, sheep, lambs, and calves with values around 180 to 200 in several lines. Wheat, corn, and grain figures appear for nearby markets, along with stock listings for major rail lines and regional exchanges. Names of firms and markets anchor the financial activity, reflecting a busy midweek trading session.
A mangled OCR style excerpt quotes a unnamed speaker urging action and a claim about resisting an officer. The garbled text mentions a Birmingham Age Herald origin and references a person named Teawon with a misread legal implication.
A short note explains aristocracy derives from aristos meaning best and kratien to rule, while a muddled gloss misreads it as celtocrat meaning the best monarch. The fragment discusses alleged etymology without confirming contested details.
An anonymous traveling man from Siqdin recounts decades of stomach trouble and failed cures. He credits Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets with lasting relief and urges fellow travelers to try them, noting fair results for seasickness and digestion.
Mrs L Dunlap of Oak Street Grave Michigan writes that after years of back pains poor appetite and constipation she found relief with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. A friend recommended them and after using a bottle her stomach and bowels became regular and she feels renewed and grateful.
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