Mountain Talk and A Hopeful Turning Point
Darrell and Mrs Dean recount a tale of a troubled man named David, aided by the generous Mr Britton who shares counsel on healing through work. Britton guides Darrell to focus on mental work, accepting a hopeful future rather than dwelling on the past, while Darrell finds courage to pursue a new life and the possibility of renewal.
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Financial View After War Ends Sees Stable US Economy
J Selwin Talt of the International Banking Corporation returns to Washington and shares views on how the peace ending the war will affect finances. He warns against rapid conversion of wealth into permanent obligations and expansion of bank deposits, urging prudent credit policy despite good crops and a strong war finish.
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September Weather Prospects From 34 Years Of Data
Weather Bureau records compile September conditions over 34 years not as a forecast. Means show mean temperatures, extremes include 104F on Sept 7 1881 and 36F on Sept 2 1904. precipitation averages and records. wind directions and speeds. with notes on frost dates and sunshine days.
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New York Cotton Market Faces Heavy Profit-Taking
Reports indicate cotton prices fluctuated irregularly after a weekly high, with Tenant sellers driving declines. Texas rainfall was slight and a bullish private condition estimate placed at 6.4 percent versus 76.4 last month, while general news drew little attention amid market rumors and Wall Street speculation.
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Market Dull as Flour Receipts and Commodities Report
New York markets list flour receipts 18 758 barrels exports 18 885 barrels sales 3 400 barrels with dull and unchanged prices. RYE FLOUR steady CORNMEAL firm RYE steady No 2 Western 4% or 1 £ 1 New York. BARLEY dull FEED easy. HAY steady HOPS quiet HIDES firm LEATHER firm WOOL firm BEEF firm, CUT MEATS steady pickled shoulders 707% LARD firm. PORK firm TALLOW steady. POTATOES quiet. COFFEE spot Rio steady mild. SUGAR quiet and steady fair refining 3% centrifugal 96 test. BUTTER steady eggs weak receipts 11 788. METALS London tin market lower. Copper declines. Locally copper supply tight with forward business possible around 16 ½ c. Lead quiet. Zinc higher in London. Iron prices in Glasgow and Middlesboro. Baltimore markets show flour variants, wheat steady, corn firm, oats firm, rye firm, hay steady, butter steady, eggs steady. Government receipts: internal revenue 659,986. customs 9983,505. expenditures 1,614,000. ship fares Baltimore routes.
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Defends M Street High as Critics Must Prove Allegations
A columnist urges Mr T S Leisenring and the taxpayers committee to provide evidence for alleged irregularities at M Street High School for colored youth in Washington DC. Principal Anna J Cooper is praised for leadership and scholarship support, while charges of smoking and intoxication among cadets are disputed and demand substantiation.
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