Baltimore area markets report steady livestock tones and mixed grains
Baltimore market pages show cows and calves steady with limited vealers. hogs 550 weight steady. sheep offered limited with slaughter ewes steady. Chicago prices reflect lower hogs and dull cattle, with native lambs bid around 10 to 10.50 and mixed grain prices listed for Magnolia brand feeds and egg mash.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Livestock
Dept
Chicago
U. 8 S. Dept
Local Market Prices For Crystal Brand Goods And Livestock
The Star lists daily local market prices including Crystal brand crude items such as 98 lb bags at 5.75 and 48 lb bags at 5.25 per barrel. Also shown are cracked corn, shelled corn, scratch feed, corn meal, mixed feed, dairy feeds, young chickens, turkeys, butter fat, and country creamery butter with varied per barrel or per hundred pricing.
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Magnolia
Kasco
Paisa Mia
Roosevelt Moves to Pledge Delegates in Primaries
White House officials say President Roosevelt will take any technical steps needed to pledge delegates in state primaries but does not plan a formal candidacy declaration. In Ohio candidates must file consent to enter delegates pledged to them. Indications were that Ohio’s final decision remained unsettled.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Ohio
Borah Lunches With President After Visit
Senator Borah of Idaho met with President Roosevelt at lunch by invitation. He said the visit was pleasant and offered no news. Borah remained the only declared Republican presidential hopeful and hinted that campaign topics were fully discussed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senator Borah
Idaho
Borah
Market in Stocks mixed with gains and profit taking
New York February 7 strength alternated with profit taking in today’s stock market. Brisk morning buying lifted prices to new peaks for several years while late trading showed mixed tone and dull realization. Transfers totaled about 2,700,000 shares with foreign exchange showing franc at 6.69 and sterling at 5.01. Selected stocks included Am Can 125, Gen Elec 39 1 2, U S Steel 51 1 4, Johns Manville 117, Sears 64 1 4, and Woolworth 55 1 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
al Chem
Am Smelting
Am. Tel
Tel
A. T
Beth Steel
Chrysler
Elec
Int. Harvester
Johns Man
Mont Ward
Dorothy Sherwood Enters Sing Sing for Death Sentence
Mrs. Dorothy Sherwood, convicted of the mercy killing of her infant, enters Sing Sing prison at Ossining, N Y, facing the electric chair unless a reprieve is granted. Protests followed her conviction as she claimed poverty loomed over the child’s life.
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Dorothy Sherwood
Sing Sing
Ossining
N. Y
Grain quotations mark lower prices across markets
Chicago Wheat futures closed weak with May at 98 3 8 to 1 2 and July at 88 1 2 to 5 8. Corn May 60 3 8, oats 1 8 lower, with provisions down 2 to 12 cents. Cash grains in Chicago mixed with No 5 corn 56 and No 4 yellow corn 58 to 59 1 2. Baltimore wheat at 99 1 2 cents.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Swanson Has Better Night After Fall Injury
The Naval Hospital reported Secretary Swanson, who fractured a rib in a bathroom fall at his home Wednesday night, had a very comfortable night and is listed in satisfactory condition.
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Washington
The
Naval Hospital
Ministers Elect
Dr. D. T. Caldwell of Petersburg was elected president of the Union Seminary Alumni Association at the annual meeting in Richmond. Dr. F. B. Brooks of Charleston West Virginia was named vice president and Dr. J Gray McAllister as alumni secretary.
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Richmond, Va
D. T. Caldwell
Petersburg
Union Seminary Alumni Association
F. B. Brooks
Charleston
W. Va
J. Gray McAllister
Semioni
Probers Peeping At Armor Makers
Washington February 7 The Senate munitions committee faced a listless audience as it sought to prove steel firms dominate armor plate production and related gun forging and projectiles. Stephen Raushenbush, the committee’s chief investigator, outlined the plan to expose monopolistic controls.
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Washington
Senate Munitions Committee
Stephen Raushenbush
Ohio Democrats Say Roosevelt Garner To Enter Ohio Primary
Ohio Democrats announced that President Roosevelt and Vice President Garner will enter the Ohio primary on May 12 with filing by March 13. Senator Bulkley said they had consented to enter for delegates to the Philadelphia Convention on June 23.
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Washington
Ohio
Roosevelt
Garner
Bulkley
Philadelphia
Veteran James Cooke Dies at 96 in Richmond
James Churchill Cooke, 96, a Confederate veteran and member of a prominent Virginia family, died today at Edgewood Hanover after several weeks of illness in Richmond Virginia. He lived in the mid 20th century era and was known for his public service and family prominence.
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Richmond
James Churchill Cooke
Virginia
Edgewood Hanoveree
Italian Delegation Supports France at Naval Conference
The Italian delegation backed France in opposing the U S policy of maintaining large battleships at the International Naval Conference.
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London
United States
Modern Miss Is She Hazel Brooks An Airline Stewardess
Hazel Brooks a Chicago based airline stewardess has flown over 50000 miles by air and has not yet ridden a train. The Ohio native is described as a modern Miss in this social profile.
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Hazel Brooks
Chicago
Miss Brooks
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Across 1 to 47 Clues
The puzzle page lists cryptic clues across numerous numbers from 1 to 47 covering topics such as states, letters, scales, and metals. It includes entries like December 29 artillery twenty fifth broad and various noun, verb, and proper noun references, with an answer grid implied by per clue numbering.
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North Seas
Inde
Atonic for Children Praised by Mrs Webb in Charleston
A reader letter from Mrs. W. M. Webb of Charleston West Virginia endorses Dr Pierce's Golden Mixture as a tonic for underweight children and fatigue. She recalls using it when in need of nourishment and notes it helped restore appetite.
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W. M. Webb
Lower 5Th Ave
Charleston
W. Va
Fresh bid to save Felons in electric chair case
Richmond press reports a new petition to the Virginia Supreme Court for Joe Jackson and John Shell, condemned for the Spotsylvania murders of Mr and Mrs Coleman. Attorney E A Norrell says the filing could reach the court March 3 and may seek U S Supreme Court relief if Virginia court action fails.
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Richmond
Joe Jackson
John Shell
John Daugherty
E. A. Norrell
Virginia Supreme Court
J. T. Coleman
Spotsylvania County
International Juridical Society
United States Supreme Court
Virginia
Berg triumphs in Miami Biltmore semifinal match
In Coral Gables on February 7 Patty Berg of Minneapolis defeated Mrs Opal Hill of Kansas City one up to reach the final of the Miami Biltmore women's golf tournament. Marion Miley of Lexington Ky defeated Maureen Orcutt Crews of Miami one up aided by a dead stymie.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Opal
Hill
Kansas City
Miami
Biltmore
Marion Miley
Lexington
Maureen Orcutt Crews
Wife Preservers Demonstrate Salt to Prolong Fire
A kitchen tip shows sprinkling salt on a well lit fire to extend burn time. The advice suggests the technique keeps the coal or wood burning longer without extra attention.
Central Press Bridge Analysis by E V Shepard
Famous bridge teacher critiques dull play by West in defense. He notes West needed no signal to detect forthcoming missteps and laments partner signaling expectations. The column emphasizes bidding and play skills and points to common errors among players.
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Central Press
E. V. Shepard
West
Fragmented OCR: KES cae Q42 and AQ105 items
Readable fragments show codes KES and AQ105 with related alphanumeric tags. The text lacks clear event or context details to identify a specific incident or notice. Additional readable data would be required for a precise summary.
Bridge decision turns on signaling and trump management
In a no trump rubber West doubled after a sequence reaching four spades. West misled with hearts, clubs, and diamonds signals, allowing declarer to secure the contract by careful cross-ruffing and timing. East and West misread signals, risking the third defensive trick and potential defeat.
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West
Dummy
Trump
Declarer
East
Morning frock pattern for mature women Barbara Bell 1818-B
This advertisement presents Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1818-B a versatile morning frock with a soft draped collar sleeves with tabbed pockets and side panels. Sizes 36 to 52 require specific yardage and material contrasts. The BARBARA BELL PATTERN BOOK offers 119 patterns for various ages and occasions with orders requested.
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Barbara Bell
Best and Mild Diet Best To Treat Common Colds
A column discussing cold treatment emphasizes rest and a mild diet, warning against strenuous remedies. It cites Dr. Harold Diehl and University of Minnesota studies showing many recover with minimal treatment, while a codeine papaverine mix aided 70 to 75 percent of students with head colds within a day or two.
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Logan Clendening
George B. Foster
Harold 8. Diehl
University of Minnesota
the Health Service
Jiffy knit blouse pattern for Spring and Summer use
Pattern 5323 offers a lacy bodice and plain sleeve bands with a hug me tight ribbed waistband. Includes a plain skirt pattern in sizes 16 18 and 38 40 with an illustration and stitch requirements. Send 15 cents to Winchester Evening Star Household Arts Dept New York for complete instructions.
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Winchester Evening Star
Household Arta Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
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Betty Shoppe
Boscawen St
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