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THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
The Produce and
Live Stock Market
CORRECT INFORMATION FUR.
NISHED WEEKLY BY THE
PENNA. BUREAU OF
MARKETS FOR THE
BULLETIN

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The Eastern potato markets con-
tinued dull with a slow demand and
moderate supplies. Pennsylvania
round whites sold at $1.50 to $1.55
per 150 pound sack in Philadelphia,
at $1.75 to $1.90 in Washington, at
$1.50 to $1.60 in Baltimore and at
$1.50 to $1.85 in Pittsburgh. Bulk
Pennslyvania potatoes were quoted
at $1.80 to $2.00 per 180 pounds in
New York City. The market was
dull at New York State shipping
points with round whites quoted at
$1.40 per 150 pound sack f. o. b.
Both nearby and Maryland spin-
ach was in heavier supply and
prices declined sharply. Nearby
bushels sold at .30 to .75 but most
of the stock sold at .50 or less, ac-
cording to the Pennsylvania and
Federal Bureau of Markets.
Fancy apples met a good demand
and the apple market was generally
firm. Grimes Golden sold at $1.00
to $1.50, Stayman $1.25 to $1.85,
Delicious $1.25 to $2.00 per bushel.
Rome Beauty in 5-8 baskets sold at
.65 to $1.00, Paragon .50 to .90,
Ben Davis .35 to .45 while York Im-
perial brought .40 to .60. On the
carlot market Pennsylvania Gano
brought $1.25, Delicious fair quality
$1.50 white fancy Stayman 2 3-4
inch minimum sold at $1.75 to
$2.00 per bushel.
The mushroom market was steady
with Pennsylvania 38 pound baskets
bringing .50 to $1.25. Sweet pota-
toes were about steady with yellows
selling at .75 to $1.00 and Reds .85
to $1.00 per 5-8 basket. Pumpkins
met a good demand and - sold at
$3.00 to $3.50 per barrel.
Beets brought .02 to .04 per
bunch while carrots sold at .01 to
.03. Parsnips brought .65 to $1.00
per 5-8 basket while parsley sold at
$1.25 to $1.75 per bushel. Savoy
cabbage brought .30 to .60 per bas-
ket while Pennsylvania wired celery
sold at .08 to .15 per bunch. The
potato market was dull and Pennsyl-
vania stock sold at $1.50 to $1.55
per 150 pound sack while 100 lbs.
brought $1.00 to $1.10.
MARKET: Slow, comparisons
with week ago, beef steers .25 to
.50 lower an about steady with Mon-
days closing prices, in between
grades showing most decline, top
$13.50, average weight 1365 pounds
bulk of sales $11-12.25. She stock
sharing steer decline, bulls steady,
all cutters about steady, hulk sau-
sage bulls $8.75-10.00, heifers
$10.25-11.50, butcher. cows $7.75.
9.60, cutters $5.07-6.00. Stockers
and feeders slow, better grades
steady, weaker tendency on com-
mon and medium grades, most sales
$9.25-11.00. Calves weak, .80 to
.75 lower, top vealers $17.75.
HOGS: .25 to .50 lower, top
westerns $10.00.
TURKEYS: Receipts one car
from Virginia, active, fully steady,
price range .47 to .50 per pound
liveweight,
RECEIPTS: For todays market,
cattle 30 cars; 9 Chicago; 6 Va; 5
St. Paul; 5 Canada; 2 Md; 1 St.
Louis: 1 Ohio; 1 N. C.; containing
819 head, 88 trucked in, total cattle
907 head, 716 hogs, 87 calves. Re-
ceipts for week ending Nov. 24,
1928, cattle 164 cars, 53, Va; 32
St. Paul; 18 Chicago; 15 Canada;
14 W, Va; 9 Md; 6 Buffalo; 4 St.
Louis; 4 Pa; 2 N., Y.; 2 Ky; 1 Tenn;
1 N.C;1 Ohio; 1 Pittsburgh; 1
Mich; containing 4682 head, 372
trucked in, total cattle 5054 head,
2619 hogs, 631 calves, 79 sheep. Re-
ceipts for corresponding week last
year, cattle 204 cars, containing
5959 head, 204 trucked in, total
cattle 5163 head, 225 calves, 2129
hogs, 330 sheep.
Range Of Prices
STEERS
Good 12.25-13.75
Good 12,25-13.75
Good 12.25-13.75
Medium 11.00-12.25
Common 9.00-11.00
HEIFERS
Choice 11.25-12.00
Good 10.00 11.25
Medium 9.00-10.00
Common 7.50-9.00
COWS
Choice 7.75-9.75
Good 6.50-7.75
Common and medium 5.25-6.50
Low cutter and cutter 4.00-5.25
BULLS
Good and Choice 9.25-11.50
Cutter, common and med. 7.00-9.25
FEEDERS AND STOCKERS
Good and choice 10.50-13.00
Common and medium 7.50-10.50
Good and choice 10.25-12.75
Common and medium 7.25-10.25
VEALERS
Good and choice 15.25-17.75
Medium 12.75-15.25
Cull and common 7.50-12.75
HOGS
Heayweights 9.50-10.00
Mediumweights 9.50-10.00
Lightweights 9.25-9.75
Packing sows 7.50-9.25
Lancaster Grain and Feed Market
Selling Price of Feeds

Bran 45.00-46.00 ton
{Shorts 45.00-46.00 ton
{ Hominy 47.00-48.00 ton
Middlings 49.00-50.00 ton
Linseed 68.00-69.00 ton
| Gluten 51.00-52.00 ton
| Ground oats 42.00-43.00 ton
{ Soy bean meal 62.00-63.00 ton
| Cottonseed 41% 57.00-58.00 ton
{Dairy feed 16% 38.50-39.50 ton
| Dairy feed 18% 41.50-42.50 ton
Dairy feed 20% 49.00-50.00 ton
{Dairy feed 24% 54.50-55.50 ton
Dairy feed 25% 57.00-58.00 ton
Horse feed 85% 45.50-46.50 ton
Alfalfa (Regular) 43.00-44.00 ton
| Alfalfa (Reground) 46.00-47.00 ton
PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH

What Shwilkey Bumblesock Has Te
Say This Week

Widder Uff Der Oldta Boweri
Ich wore de ledsht woch uff der
oldta boweri, un es hut mich wid-
der yung feela maucha. Es lond
un de ga-biar sin nuch dart, awber
olles soonsht is fardt. De felder
gooka usht nuch holver so grose
os se ols hen won se ols full waet-
za odder welshkarn wora un mer
is ons ob maucha gonga. De hivla
sin nimmy so noach, de dawla nim-
my so nidder, un de doonkla ecka
hen ken fooricht. Olla eck uff der
boweri hut ebbes far em tsu arin-
era. Doh is woo uns der oldt gowl
dorrich gonga is, dart wore de
gownsh; doh wora mere om shoffa
we de nias cooma is os der brooder
g’shussa is worra im greek; dart
woo ich es arsht mohl ma shaena
woo ich my arsht sock-messer far-
madel era hand g’hova hob; doh
brucha hob, un dart woo mere ols
olsfart en hummel nesht g’funna
hen won mere drows wora Soon-
dawgs hoonich soocha. Dart wore
de oldt flox-breech un doh de
tzooker camp—olla cck, un hivvel
un heck hut en history, un olla
dinsht coomed tzurick we en long-
fangessner drawm. Der oldt bawm-
gorda is nuch dart, awver de bame
sin oldt un fowl un de ebbel sin
glae un sour. Dart wore der kar-
absa obbel, dart der wise boy-ob-
bel, dart der hoonich-obbel, dart
der Pinnick, un doh sin nuch de
wartzla fum oldta freea sees-obbel
woo mere ols ivver em hoy-maucha
derfun g’essa hen un de kullick
greeked. Doh sin de oldta karsha
bame—usht nuch shtoomba mit a
pawr lavendiche nesht. Doh wore
der oldt walniss bawm woo ols
soomers de aich-hawsa era laeva
druff arlora hen won ich boolfer un
shroat g’hot hob far d oldt flindt
lawda.
Ich bin dorrich es oldt house.
Doh is de kommer woo de kinner
uff de weldtcoom a sin. Doh wore
es bed-laedely g’shtonna wqo mere
laerna hen unser ga-badelin sawga.
Doh de kich woo mere ols de longa
owet tsu ga-brucht hen far-shteck-
wore der mommy éra shpin-rawd
la un blinda-misely shpeela. Doh
g’shtonna, dart de bock-moold. Uff
sellem shelf de uhr un in sellem
eck der shonk woo mere ols jam
rous g’shneaked hen. Doh is de
shpeicher-shtake nuff gonga, un
doh is de shtoop woo mere ols
seeser shlofe greeked hen won de
dawg’s arawet ivver wore. Un
doh warricklich, is der eversht
shpeicher woo mere ols onna sin
un de oshter oyer ba-gooked won
gor ken onnerer blotz mae wore
os uns hovva hut wella. Dart hin-
na im eck hut ols de oldt week
g’shtonna won se net in use wore—
un sell wore net uftf. Unich den-
na shporra hut’s ols full ga-grider
g’hunka os goot wore far-bouch-
wae un olla onera gronkheita:
shofe ribba, oldter mon, maderly,
solvic, rawda, gwindle, warmet,
dorrich-wox, sossafrill, olond un
scrwartz-wartzel. Dart sin nuch
de locher woo mere ols de sichla
nei g’hocked hen won de arn far-
by wore, un dart drivva hut ols der
oldt horich trunk g’shtonna os der
grose-dawdy fun Deisclond ga-
brucht hut.
nuch de oldt bell woo uns ols ous
Dart uff em wesh-house henked
em feldt ga-roofa hut tzu'um essa.
Now ich hob shunt feel goode moo-
sic g’hared. Ich hob shunt bands
g’hared os shpeela hen kenna bis
es em in da tzaea ga-glingled hut;
ich hob shunt weipsleit hara singa
in der karrich bis yada ebber boll
g’winshed hut se daida shtuppa od-
der shtarava, awver in meim dawg-
un-des-laeves hov ich ken so sa-
liche yocht g’hared os cooma is fun
selera oldta middawg’s-bell. Wos
hut mer en obbadit g’hot, un wos
hut’s brode-warsht, shoonka-flaish,
ebbel-boy un leb-koocha ga-kusht!
Un derno bin ich ons oldt shool-
house, awver des is nimmy dart, un
duch hov ich’s g’saena grawd os
won es nuch dart shtae date. Ich
hob de marika uff der wondt g’-
saena; ich yore widder in der sh-
pelling class g’shtonna woo es arsht
madel os ich in meim laeva ga-
glicha hob mere g’sawd hut se het
g’hossed mich trappa wile se mich
ga-glicha hut; ich hob de shooler
haera es map singa, un de gram-
ma class haera recita. Ich hob en
drink rous em oldta wasser-kivvel
g’numma, un hob yidder koldte
lever-warsht un lod-warrick brode
g’-essa uff em hinnera sitz. Es
ich reecha hob kenna we ols de
wore olles nuch so noddeerlich os
oldta schmootzicha rechel-bicher g’-
shtoonka hen. In fact, ich hob g’-
maned ich ware yidder en boo un
vare om eck-bolla shpeela mit da
onera shooler.
Oll de socha saena hen mich
hardt denka maucha. Wos hut’s
gevva mit da onera shooler? Dale
sin dote un dale sin in wide len-
ner. Dale sin hoach druvva in
laerning, un dale sin nuch net ous
e mshpellig booch. Dart wore der
boo os mere ols es lowsich kolb

Home Health Club
WEEKLY LETTER WRITTEN EX.
PRESSLY FOR THE BULLETIN
BY DR. DAVID H. REEDER
Goitre: An unusual demand for |
a practical method of treatment for |
goitre without surgery has caused |
me to investigate the methods used |
by some of the successful physi- |
cians who have specialized along |
that line. I think that of all the
methods of treatment which I have
investigated, that employed by Dr.
David Grant Roy is the most prac-
tical and successful.
I have, in order to give
gent and helpful suggestions,
under observation a number of
patients that have been success-
fully treated by Dr. Roy, and in
each case the result has been high-
ly. satisfactory.
Dr. Roy’s method is simplicity
itself and ig thoroughly practical
common sense. He uses a prepara-
tion of stainless iodine in the form
of an inunction, but he does not,
as the practice has heretofore been
simply apply the iodine to the skin
over the gland. He first at my
suggestion, by manipulation, raises
the clavicles and relaxes the mus-
cular tissues surrounding the gland,
the patient prone upon the back.
The inunction is then applied after
which it is driven into the deeper
tissues with the high frequency
current. Treatment is applied daily
with the result that in cases of
young girls the enlargement gome-
times disappears within a couple
of weeks. In cases of older girls
and young women four to six or
even eight weeks may be required.
In one case coming under my
observation, a woman of perhaps
forty-five years had a very troub-
lesome goitre of twenty years’
standing, and symptoms of exoph-
thalmic difficulties were beginning
to manifest themselves in a very
uncomfortable manner. After three
months’ treatment the circumfer-
ence of the neck and gland had
been reduced from seventeen and
three-fourths inches to thirteen
and a half inches and although the
enlargement was still vigible, the
patient was so well satisfied that
she stopped the treatment. At that
time there were no symptoms of
exophthalmic trouble. ¢
After observing this method for
a long time, I worked out a simple
and practical method of treatment
which the patient could use in the |
home without the high frequency |
appliance. This, with a corrected |
diet give the same result and is
much more economical. |
In his remarkable book,” Beauty |
and Motherhood,” Dr. Ferdinand!
Herb says that, “The thyroid gland |
is one of the most important or-|
gans of the body. ' The functions |
of this gland are manifold. In|
some ways it supports, in other!
ways it antagonizes the ovaries.
The intimate connection between |
the thyroid gland enlarges at all of |
those occasions that serve as mile-
stones in woman’s sexual life; pu-
berty, menstruation, pregnancy
and change of life. This enlarge-
ment is but the outward sign of
the increased activity of the thy-
roid gland during these periods. It
is not desirable from a standpoint
of beauty, and happily, disappears
when the wave of disturbance has
passed. Only in comparatively few
instances does the enlargement be-
come permanent and then, in a
way, difigures the neck.
The characteristic enlargement
of the thyroid gland is not always
so pronounced as to be visible to
the eye. However, observing wom-
en frequently notice it in the seem-
ing tightening of their collars or
neck bands at these specified times
One of the most important func-
tions of the thyroid gland is the
destruction of poisonous substances

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in the blood. The greatly increas-
ed demand made upon it in that
direction is probably the reason a
why in the majority of instances ———
its enlargement is so conspievousy” = Mg
during pregnancy.
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Blasted out of solid rock, a new
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of two and a half acres has been
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Having no other instruments at
hand Dr. W. W. Council removed |
a patient’s tonsils with a jack
knife at a remote settlement in
Alaska.

g’haessa hen. Are is now en Shtate
Senator un der karl woo ene ols
b’shimpt hut wile si fodder net ols
huckel-beera ruppa un sheena-ba-
vote hut, mauched si laeva mit
nuch far der General Jackson ga-
sum farkawfa, un oll sin tsufritta
mit eram blotz. Aner sooched far
ebbes tsu essa un der onner sooch-
ed far en obbadit—un luss mich
dere sawga, der mon woo goot g-
satisfied is mit nix is ahead. De
veldt is en mower; yada mensch is
en shtae, un yadera hut si blotz.
Dale sin de eck-shtae un wara uft
fun der wond woo se es dawges-
ba-gooked, un dale sin in der mit
licrt net saena, un duch sin se
notewennich far de mower uff

haeva. '
Nuch anes is mere ei-cooma, un
sell is os mer shtorrick oldt wara. |
De menshta fun uns sin doh shunt |
ivver middawg, un boll coomed de
nocht. Mere shtarta nows morgets |
un maena der dawg het ken end.
Won der middawg is don coomds
uns ei os des laeva duch net so
long is os mere g'maned hen, un
won owet coomed don sin mere
oll ready far hame gae—in de rhue

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