May Lippincotts in War May Brighten Storring Fiction
A detailed note on the May Lippincotts issue highlighting Rupert Sargent Hollan's The Pirate of Alagiair and The Count of Hareyard, with Loriad items by Deakin, Clarke, and Helfield. It praises outdoor adventure tales, humor, and articles like Educating Our Boys, plus poems and a sixteen-page humor section.
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Lippincoty
Fieties
Alagiair
Rupert Sargent Hollan
Hare Yard
Maine Caunt
Keliy Selden
Adppincott
Treothon
Deakin
Lear
Tate
Lewon
Thomas de
Maweon
Helen
George Werbert Clarke
Decora
Kessenden
Janet Garment
Gane Helfield
John Stone
Elle
Joven
Minna ‘Mhoman Antim
Edwin K. Sabin
May issue notes on fashion trends and a wildlife anecdote
The article surveys summer fashion in The New Styles for Women with details on trims, buttons and fabric, and features an extended tale about a kingbird factory and a discussion on origins of the number 20. It also includes a long, anecdotal piece about a hawk and a heron duel, with seasonal commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Godld
Wolint
Will Wonders Never Gease Hawk and Heron Tale
A stray hawk battles a water dive with a heron and retreats to a tree to ponder. In May the town buzzes about a new remedy sold at Frocken’s drug store, with testimonials praising it for easing stomach and digestive troubles. People from Marion and Lima flock to see the product and its supposed health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedy
Jamin
George Ethelvert Walsh
Fiocken
Marion
Lima
Ohio
Fennett
East Washington Street
Frocken Drug Store
Marvelous progress of telephone use across the world
The article surveys the rapid spread and social impact of telephones, noting 8.5 million lines worldwide with the United States and Canada housing over 6 million. It highlights diverse uses from multilingual exchanges in New England towns to petition booths in Persian capitals, showing the instrument as a powerful democratic force and a bridge between rulers and subjects. It also mentions testimony by telephone in New York and astonishing message totals, while contrasting with anecdotal humor and unrelated quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canali
Canam
Fuis
San Francisco
New England
Edward
Chismer
New York
Chriat
Daily Market Report From Union Stock Yards April 28
Receipts show cattle 20005, hogs 124000, sheep and lambs 4400. Prices include hogs 4.75 to 5.25, cattle 6.10 to 7.25, heifers and feeders 3.95 to 6.76, with steers steady to strong and hog market steady. Estimated receipts tomorrow near 25 000 for hogs and 15 000 for cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeseby
Union Stour
Union Btock
Hogy
Clevelawr
Cleveland
Market Prices and Sheep Receipts Listed in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows livestock and wool jargon with prices for tigher and light categories, rough and mixed weights, and various sheep types. Receipts estimate 14,000 tomorrow, 15,000 once market opens. includes Native sheep, Western sheep, native damby, and Westert lanes 675 w 7.05 with cited values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigher
Marieth Jower
Wheat and grain prices drift in early Chicago and Toledo sessions
The report lists mixed grain futures and cash quotes from Chicago and Toledo with May and July positions for wheat corn oats and timothy. Price ranges show slight declines for wheat and varied shifts for corn and oats amid unsettled trading activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Grain
Toledo
Apell
Com
Paseo
Groversend
Prime Timothy
Local grain and produce markets corrected daily
Marion Milling and Grain Co lists wheat at 9 per bushel, corn 60e, oats 50c, rye 75c, clover seed 12.00, timothy 2.00 per bushel. Chas Turner & Co prices include butter 80c, eggs 10c a dozen, lard 12c, potatoes 5 to 7 cents, sugar 5 to 8c, tea 40c to 1.60, vinegar 26c, beans and rice priced per pound, flour brands and dried fruits named with varied 1-4 barrel lot prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Milling & Grain Co
Chas. Turner & Co
Buller
N. Y
Or & Ibn
Graham Orion
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Mrs. Goo. W. Munsey
John A. Hawkins
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Pepe Atip
Great Lake
Cone
Black and Leslie
Nic May Lures
Percy Labven
Alito
Lilcy Pratt
Jackiel
Fruaty
Niger
James Marnes
Anita Witch
Caroline Duer
Cassidy
George Konnan
Russia
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Aert
Alice Harber Stephens
Krendon Campbell
Wyeth
Frederick Bortofisele
Frankiin Hooch
Pape
Kiiarence Witkinson
Bhowt
Nhespian
Elaine Je Withoul
News York
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Garden
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Bohemian
Ford
Mars
Privine
Hiei
Uae
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Success Magazine
Rigley
Weil
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Mab
Daily Market Report
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Chicago Grate
Chicago
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Monarch
Knickerbocker
Olt Rage
Mirror
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Boohkkeepers
Tom Ee
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J. A Schroeter
Corner Center
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Wandhd
Boamers
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Silver Street
Fahey
Hermingsen Gigar CO
To- Jedo
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Pohus
Joho Street
Union Station
Jeaving Town
Weat
West
C. G. Briggs
North Main St
John Street
Ateeves
Ui Laveed
Jae Uel
Pile
Cole
Peoples’ Transfer & Storage Co
Dalood
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Neri Malin Street
Kenton
J. Mead
Lee Street
Auctioneres
J. W. Clark
H. L.protman
Cinemnatt
Harold Waconer
Court Street
Marios
Paddoc
the Paddock Transfer Storage Co
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Castre
Laport
Blu
Congress
Milladolphla Ledger
Louis Post-Dispatch
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American
Ashtabula Co
H. E. Carpenter Ci Co
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