Cabbage Snake Myth Debunked By Virginia Biologist
Virginia biologist Dr. Ellison A. Smith Jr declares the cabbage snake a harmless worm, Mermis albicana, not a reptile. He explains widespread scare stories, notes worm origins in cabbage patches, and urges calm while noting no toxicity from cabbage or worm remains. The piece discusses public panic, temperance links, and the worm’s classification within allied families.
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Cabbage Snake Falters in Virginia Fields
Mr Smith, amid a scare with no real basis, has driven the notorious cabbage snake from Virginia cabbage patches. His gentle but firm action preserves the crop, winning support from planters and country men alike, securing a future for the cabbage harvest.
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Van Alen's Big Plans At Rushton Hall
London reports at Rushton Hall James Van Alen the American millionaire plans a lavish reconstruction of the Northamptonshire country seat to English country squire status. Head gardener James Cruickshank, prior royal service, is rehired at a higher salary. Old hothouses replaced, new terraces laid in sixteenth century style under Van Alen and his wife's guidance.
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Sudden rise to riches sparks in Newry village tale
Joseph O'Hare, a former small farmer from Donoughmore near Newry, returns from Boston after Margaret O'Hare's death leaves him a fortune of about 175000. Neighbors hail him as a new landowner while debates spark over how to invest the money, with farming chosen and a will already set to heirs. The story contrasts his rise with long-standing local attitudes as the town watches.
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Foes in Competition Plans Extensive Expositions
Russia to participate in the Lewis and Clark Exposition at Portland Oregon next summer June 1 to October 15 with an extensive exhibit in nearly every department. Japan will also display a vast assortment from farm to textile and porcelain with tea gardens and specialized articles aiming for grand prizes against Russia.
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Remedy for Smoke Faces Long Campaign Across City
An editorial urges a shift from coal to gas to end smoky air and cut costs. It notes laws alone cannot stop smoke and cites public bodies, press, clergy, and even the President in a broad anti smoky campaign. Illuminating gas and gas furnaces offer cheaper heat and cleaner air, with eventual widespread adoption likely despite current commercial opposition.
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Market Quotations From New York Stock Exchange
Washington notes show Saturday market quotations with low and high figures furnished by W B Hibbs & Co bankers and brokers. The sheet lists stock prices including August and other figures from the New York, Washington, and Chicago exchanges with brief price data.
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New York Grain Market Reports January Prices and Receipts
New York grain prices on January 7 show nominal bids for No 1 West in at 76 and malting around 45 62, with wheat receipts at 61,675 bushels and spot values firm for No 1 red and No 2 red. Corn receipts reach 122,550 bushels with spot steady for No 2, while oats total 42,000 bushels with mixed weights and steady spot prices.
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New York Produce Prices and Receipts Report
New York market notes show butter steady with 4,540 receipts and 2,100 weekly exports. eggs and poultry steady. flour receipts 18,618 with firmer exports. beef, pork and lard prices listed alongside oats, cornmeal, hay, and hops. Various regional price ranges and recent United States commodities data included for reference.
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Commodities and Livestock Prices Rise and Hold Firm
Market report shows firm sentiment across nuts rosin resin rosin prices steel and metals with copper tin and lead quoted steady to firm. Livestock in New York receipts small with cattle hogs and sheep trading unevenly while prime hogs and lambs show strength in parts of the market.
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Baltimore Markets Summary of Prices and Receipts
Market notes show flour and other commodities with mixed receipts and prices. Corn, oats, and wheat trade steady to firm, with substantial export activity noted for corn at about 60,000 bushels. Beef prices remained firm, with Swift & Co reporting weekly sales and average red meat prices in the low cents per pound range.
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