Hard Hearted Woman and Trials by Jury
An Amarillo Globe excerpt notes a Cleveland murder trial where a young woman, aided by two male accomplices, faced manslaughter verdict after a robbery gone wrong. Five women on the jury dissented from first degree murder, citing sympathy for the defendant, while male jurors pushed for a harsher outcome. The piece reflects on gender dynamics in justice and hints at broader political and social commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bar of Justice
A Communist Compliments Capitalism Voices The Old Economy
Glenn Frank cites Lewis Corey and a collectivist view in The Crisis of the Middle Class. Corey's thesis says capitalism has peaked and begun a diminuendo, yet he credits capitalism with unprecedented production, mastery of nature, rising well being, scientific method, liberty and democracy, redefined education, world peace, and progress.
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Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank Lewis Corey
Corey
Mr. Corey
Capitallam
McClure
Florence bedside philanthropy and other entries
A scrambled list of crossword style clues with references to people places and objects. Includes names like Florence and Philanthropist and terms such as Mohammedan judge and Convent worker, with numbered hints and scattered phrases across horizontal and vertical entries.
Secret Oklahoma Mixup Sparks a Town Romance
Jean Dunn delays marriage after being asked by Bobby Wallace as federal agents pursue stolen bonds linked to Donald Montague. Jean confesses to Sandy Harkins, they kiss, and she agrees to marry him only if the scandal clears. The affair continues amid town scrutiny and mounting tension over the Oklahoma mixup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Dunn
Donald Montague
Bobby Wallace
Jean
Golden Feather
Sandy Harkins
Sandy
Bobby
Oklahoma
Stories on Stamps by SS Klein and a Bank Visit
A long excerpt blends an article on stamps featuring Napoleonic history at Brunn near Ari, now Arne in Czechoslovakia, with a fictional scene where Sandy visits a bank run by Jean’s father, Mr Hobart. The narrative shifts from historical stamp note to a quiet bank encounter and casual banter about cash and tear gas from prior workmen.
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Arne
Brunn
Czechoslovakia
Austeriite
Napoleon Bonaparte
Russia
Austria
Austomn
Manchester
Cathedral of
St. Peter
Bult
Caec i
Mr. Hobart
Jean
Sandy
Dover
Country Club
Ellen
Bobby
Cocktail Hour Trade Affects Busy New York Clubs
A columnist surveys the volatile cocktail hour scene in New York, noting transient patronage around Central Park and Park Avenue. The piece threads through vaudeville talents, social figures, and a shifting entertainment jet set, with anecdotes about Eddie Duchin, Dwight Fiske, and Florence Walton among others.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Plaza
Central Park
Eddie Duchin
Dwight Fiske
Winter Park Avenue
Slimlegs Faces Hunters in Autumn Woods Tale
In a woodland fable by Thornton W. Burgess Slimlegs the fawn leaves Green Forest with Mr and Mrs Lightfoot deer. Mrs Lightfoot fears hunting danger while Lightfoot remains wary. A strange scent and a tense ridge crossing foreshadow a perilous encounter as the tale explores courage and parental protection. Copyright 1935 McNaught Syndicate.
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Mrs. Lightfoot
Great Mountain
Green Forest
Farmer Brown
Health Talk on German Measles in Schoolchildren
The article explains German measles as a mild contagious illness in children, often mistaken for other rashes. It notes the typical 10 to 21 day incubation, rash near the hairline, neck gland swelling, possible eye inflammation, and that siblings may spread the disease at school for about ten days after the first illness before staying home another ten days.
Word Builder’s Silent Doctor Aids Castor Oil
In a reflective note the writer contemplates seeking a doctor when necessary, noting the physician’s administration of castor oil yet observing that people rarely direct vindictiveness toward the medical professional. The fragment hints at social attitudes toward medicine and authority.
Golfers seek shelter as lightning halts play under trees
Players paused on the last tee as rain fell and lighting flashed. They faced a choice between risking a strike or sprinting to the clubhouse for shelter. The scene captured a moment of caution amid a stormy round.
Hunters Near Dawn Frighten Slimlegs Family in Forest
Slimlegs and his parents drift through a dense thicket avoiding snapping sticks as fear rises. Mrs Lightfoot whispers that two-legged hunters with guns are near, and Slimlegs senses his father and mother fear as they run away from an unseen danger. The tale hints at an approaching threat in a tense woodland escape.
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Slimlegs
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Andrew Carnegie
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