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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1924

Page

2

Daily Market Reports Livestock Chicago Hogs and Cattle

Hogs steady to 2 cents higher with selective gains to 10.15 for 250 275 lb and mixed 210 220 lb 9.40 9.60 for 180 200 lb. Sows 9.15 9.40. Cattle receipts 11,000 with value cattle at 9.00 plus and up. yearlings 14.00 early. bullocks 11.60 at 1,346 lb. stockers steady. Sheep receipts 13,000 with fat lambs steady to strong and fat sheep 6.50 8.00. feeding lambs 15.00 16.50.

Chicago

Clover seed and Timothy seed price notes from Toledo

In Toledo on December 18 the report shows clover seed at 19.15 cash and 19.25 for new and December contracts. Timothy seed prices are listed in cash and December terms.

Toledo Ohio Clover Timothy

Tunkine Observes Many Fooling Themselves In Class Moment

A narrator recalls watching several men pretend to lead, similar to when he left the class briefly and found the teacher punting from the line, highlighting self deception and status.

Ambiguous Timing Note From an Unclear Text

The fragment mentions varying time spans tied to a calculation, stating up to 2074 days and possible six hours difference, but provides no clear subject, event, or context to identify a concrete action or outcome.

Early Metals in Human History

The text notes gold as likely the first metal used by humans, found in stream beds and employed for ornaments before other metals. Copper emerged as the first practical metal, fashioned into knives and tools at least 6,000 years ago.

Lace Fashion of Seventeenth Century Men

The lace worn by men in the Seventeenth century was costly. Valenciennes lace, about three inches wide, was in great demand and sold for about $1 a yard in 178s.

Valenciennes

Closing Out Sales Listed for December Dates

Duane McCreedy and Chas E Dunshee advertise closing out sales with locations in Keota and 6 miles northeast Keota, and Gus Croquet lists a closing out sale in Ainsworth. The notices provide dates December 23 30 and an implied third date.

Duane McCreedy Haskins Chas. E. Dunshee Sale Keota Gus Croquet Ainsworth

Commodity price report from Chicago markets

Wheat no sales. Corn prices across multiple grades with mixed values. Oats and rye futures listed with ranges. Barley and Timothy seed prices cited. Clover seed, lard, ribs, and bellies quoted with specified figures.

Chicago

Wheat Advances then Stages Back in Chicago Trading

Wheat prices rose in early Chicago trading on news of strong Liver pool quotes and Argentine rain but profits prompted selling and a partial retreat. May futures opened around 1.71 to 1.72, July near 1.48, with corn and oats easing later as hog-led provisions moved higher.

Chicago Liverpool Argentina

Atlantic Channel Opens Free Water Exchange

The Atlantic Ocean is described as the sole free channel for water exchange between polar and equatorial regions. It remains the only ocean openly connected across the northern latitudes and forms a valley of varying depth from pole to pole.

Atlantic Ocean Poles Equator

Grace Darling Heroine Died at Twenty Seven

The heroine Grace Darling daughter of the lighthouse keeper died at twenty seven after achieving world wide fame for rescuing five people from a steamer wreck near Longstone lighthouse on the Farne islands on September 7 1838.

Grace Darling Longstone Farne Islands

Progressive Grocer Says Experience Can Justify Fees

If it is all right to charge up to experience you can cash in on that experience says The Progressive Grocer in guidance about pricing and value. The piece discusses leveraging learned expertise to justify higher charges in retail and service industries.

Journal National Cash Register Ford

Brigham Young a Painter and Paint Maker

Brigham Young founder of the Mormon church in Salt Lake City was also a painter and paint maker and worked as a drydock laborer in his youth while living in Port Byron New York where part of his home served as a shop.

Brigham Young Salt Lake City Port Byron N.Y

Girl offers pudding to dog after mother’s rule

A young girl gives her dog the remainder of her pudding. She explains it as an offering, but notes it is only a collection, following her mother’s instruction to keep his share separate from hers.

Secon

Death Notice Triggers Insurance Collect Request

A timid man asks a country editor to support every statement in the newspaper and then holds up his death notice, requesting help collecting his life insurance. The exchange appears in Capper's Weekly as a sharp humorous remark on press accountability and policy.

Good Old Books Stay In Circulation At New York Library

The head of the circulating department says classic novels by Austen Eliot Thackeray Dickens and William James continue to circulate actively at the New York public library, keeping established works from gathering dust on shelves.

Jane Austen George Eliot Thackeray Dickens William James New York Public Library

Funny Bone Nerve Causes Tingling on Ulnar Side

The ulnar nerve near the internal condyle of the humerus is not well protected and a blow to it produces a distinctive electric sensation along the ulnar side of the hand. This tingling gives the nerve its popular name.

Moth Transforms From Crumpled Larva To Regal Creature

The Cecropia moth emerges in a damp, crumpled state with wet wings and a disheveled body. Soon its wings dry and unfold, antennae lengthen, and the moth becomes fluffy and poised for flight, a striking metamorphosis noted by Nature Magazine.

Nature Magazine

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