Made the Bluff Too Strong on New Year’s Eve Claim
Frederick Sterry of New York’s Plaza Theater recalls a New Year’s Eve hustle and the value of making customers feel busy. A grocer’s boyhood lesson about impressing patrons with a large trade comes up as Mrs Judge Brown, with a long shopping list, enters and departs, leaving the boy to manage a bustling counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Sterry
New York
Plaxa Theel
Washington
Storey
Peor Ple
Natives Dying Out and Japanese Crowding Hawaii
The New York Times notes rising Japanese influence in Hawaii with 70,000 Japanese and 30,000 Hawaiians amid a decline of native and Portuguese labor. It laments Americans leaving the islands as Japanese labor expands into all sectors from fishing to construction.
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Hawaii
New York Times
Tdands
Little Brown Men
Madeira
Cape Verde Islands
Hawai
Hilo
Hon
Joluli
San Francisco
Mawaiian Islands
Chinue
Easter Dawn Poem by Frank Walcutt Hutt
Fragmentary verse reflects a dawn mood and Easter imagery. A.N. poem voice notes the dark lifting, white curtains, and birds at a door as spring arrives. Strong named person appears as Frank Walcutt Hutt in the text.
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Walcutt Hutt
Eastertide Lesson On Present Life And Eternity
The text divides Easter into two sections, before and after Easter, reflecting the conflict of this life and the blessed joys through Christ. The Lord's passion highlights current suffering while the resurrection points to future glory and eternal reward.
Deafness Cure Claim by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It links deafness to inflamed Eustachian tubes and catarrh, offering $100 for any case of deafness caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Dragglata
Daily Market Report from East Buffalo New Jersey
Cattle receipts 2 873 market steady prime steers 6.00 7. heifers 4.50 6.15. cows 3.25 5.40. bulls 4.50 6.20. feeders 3.00 4.78. Hogs receipts 17 860 market steady Yorkers 0.20 6.45. pigs 5.50 6.65. heavy 6.40 6.45. Sheep and lambs receipts 10 400 market active lambs 5.26 8.40. yearlings 7.26 7.65. wethers 7 7.26. ewes 5.50 6.50. mixed sheep 3.75 6.25.
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Wast Buffalo
East Bufalo
N. J
Mls
Mttabure
Pas
Cattia
Chotee
New York Produce Stockers and Hogs Prices Report
New York Produce Exchange stockyards report receipts for cattle hogs and sheep with estimates for tomorrow. Beves prime 6.15 to 7.10, stockers 3.25 to 6.20, canners 2.10, Texans 4.40 to 6.25. Hogs receipts 38,000, prices 5.00 to 6.10 for standard grades with varying weights, weights and types listed. Sheep receipts 14,000 with Western lambs and native sheep price ranges noted and estimates for tomorrow at 12,400.
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Union Stock Yards
Tls
Prices Across Markets In Cleveland Report
Cleveland market notes list calf prices steady at 7.00 with receipts of 30 good to extra. sheep and lambs show quiet demand with wethers 5.60 to 6.10, ewes 6.00 to 6.50, young lambs at 6.00. Woven goods and other items mentioned with mixed bids. overall activity softer.
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Cleveland
WT Bley Cattle Steady Report Amid Market Notes
Cattle market shows steady tone with good to choice quality in recent quotes. Specific lots include 6 2500 good thutchars, 6 500 o Sotiris with 400 4, tale cattle at 10 Gea, reflecting sustained demand and pricing.
Market Report Passes Only Fragments of Livestock Deals
Recolpta entries note April 12 prices for cattle and sheep with mixed figures for prime and heavy grades. Lambs show higher bids on lambs and warm sheep land receipts quoted, while hogs list prime heavy and Yorkers at varied prices amid market activity.
Chicago Grain Market Report From April First Trading
Dry weather in Kansas and Nebraska aided prices as wheat and corn moved modestly. Wheat showed mixed ranges with No 2 red winter around 86 to 92 cents, while corn fell slightly with May trading near 67 to 68 cents and oats slipping to about 52 cents. News notes Minnesota and Duluth receipts aided market tone.
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Chicago
Chidige
Mopettiod
Kansas
Nebenaka
Minnenor Te Aid
Duluth
May Wold
Grain and dairy market missives from Chicago and Toledo
Toledo markets report bids for wheat corn and oats with May July and September pricing. Chicago trade notes include poultry butter creamery product quotes and dairy rule references. Union Stock Yards and New York market activity show butter receipts and prices for dairy products with standard quality grades and shipments.
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Union Stock Yards
New York
Local Grain and Produce Markets Listing Prices
Corrected daily by Marion Milling and Grain Co and Chas Turner & Co. Wheat per bushel rate, corn and other grains listed. local produce prices include butter per pound, eggs per dozen, lard per pound, onions, potatoes, popcorn, cheese, syrups, and several dried goods. References to multiple items with varied price points and unit measures.
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Marion Milling & Grain Co
Chas
Turner & Go
Flour Prices and Flour Mills Trade Listings
Flour prices from Marion and surrounding mills appear with several brands and container sizes listed. Prices range from $1.00 to $2.70 per quarter barrel, covering Clover Leaf Monarch and Gold Medal brands among others, with quantities noted in quarter barrels and bushels.
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HB. P
Marion
Monarch
Knickerboaker
Easter Message of New Life Under Tragic Shadow
A bereaved mother endures Easter’s old promise of life amid fresh tragedy. After a son’s rescue and a near death, the woman’s faith clashes with grief, yet a revived tenderness blooms as the child awakens and speaks.
Faith Through Tragedy Shaped Youth’s Hope
A pastor’s message in Youth's Companion reflects on how a near fatal accident transformed a boy into a model of hopeful growth. Mrs Farn haw clings to faith that divine power converts death into life shaping education, freedom, and manhood, while a grieving mother finds spring within hardship through God’s path.
Legends of the Forget-Me-Not Blooming tale of love and color
A poetic legend explains the forget me not as a heavenly reminder of love and fear of being overlooked. God grants the flower blue after a timid plea, while Persian and celestial tales link its spread to lovers and angels restoring paradise on earth and in the sky.
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Hiden
Paradive
Earth
Heaven
Good Friday Names and Historical Customs Mentioned
The passage notes various names for Good Friday such as Hinok Friday Still Friday and Long Friday used in different nations. It cites a 16th century Henry VII-era prohibition on bakers painting signs of the cross the Agnus Dei or the crown of thorns on bread as part of the customs surrounding the day.
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Denmark
Henry VII
Marvelous Easter Egg by English Indy of High Rank
A precious Easter egg crafted from ivory and enamel, presented as a regal device. The elaborate yolk held a ruby set in diamonds, described with ornate language resembling a royal artifact.
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Rowland & Clifford
Thorns
Lem
Parker
Marion Ttenrae
Vati
Mier
Imperial Musical Trio
Donita Sol & GO
Girl With
Linn & Williams Beloving
Chas. Harris Artlatic Impersonator
P. Rowe
Four Franks
the Grand CE
Perry
Lesse
The
Talk of All America
Henry J. Harris
Bychas, Klein
Boston
HAMA
France
Daily Market Report
Chicago Age
Apel
Gmx
Trax
Pelme Fireta
Bat —Ixtra Creamery
Eliekens
Mirror
Matton
C. W. Staunton
Monon Bldg
Southigh Street
Weaver
Orehaerd Street
Church Street
AlteAtpd
Dix Avenue
Woutheart Corner Hin
Prospect Atreet
Joho Eet
Union Station
Jeaying
West Marion
O. G
Thrigge
North Main St
John Street
Sal
Court House
K Mitchell
A. Bowls
Adjotning
J. W. Clark
H. L. Protemin
Cmetunat
Marold Wagoner
Olio
Court Street
Marion Q
Anem Alain
Chase
la Hashine
al Plackwn's
Peoples’ Transfer & Storage Co
Farnham
Furntiam
Novedy
Wiens
Joya
Amet
Tered
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