Fictionalized Case Rooted in Real Evidence
The piece presents a fictionalized account based on a real court case, retaining all essential facts while changing names and local color to obscure direct legal report status. It frames circumstantial evidence as the core of the narrative, preserving the case’s pivotal evidentiary elements.
The Pawn Crime Revealed By Gentleman's Club
A tale of a mock court among urban law students turns deadly when The Pawn Chester Master confesses to killing Tom Childress in a staged ruse. The real murder follows as Childress is found dead in a waterworks well, and The Pawn dies in custody after confessing.
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Mary Ashton
Mary
Pawny
Gentleman's Club
Cigar Islands
Davies
Garvity
Duke of
Vermillion
Secu Tion
Patriotic Order of Sons of Shay
Isle
The
Boyne
England
Bath
Ifis
Chester Master
Diaz
Tom ' Childress
Childress
Garrity
Tom Childress
Childress Awas
McCurdy
State of
Ilinois
Chester
Ird
Sid Davies
Tinton
Gentlemen's Club
Gentleman’s Club
W. G. Chapman
No Place for the Artist in the Modern Economy
The article laments the artist's marginal role in today’s economy and rejects con derations as a solution. It notes Salem slander and a pretentious push for a professional taste cartel, arguing such moves do not help artistic life.
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Salem Humbug
Tom
New York Eyvening
Chocolate Roll Recipe for Garden Parties and Homes
A Swiss roll variation with flour butter sugar plain chocolate eggs jam vanilla milk. Prepare a greased tin, whisk eggs with sugar over heat until thick, melt chocolate with milk, fold in flour and butter, bake, roll with jam or whipped cream, dust and serve.
Starching as a Fine Art in Old Times and Beans in German Style
The article discusses starching as a refined craft, praising potato starch and turpentine for gloss, tracing it to Queen Bess era and noting its decline. It also provides a German style bean recipe: string beans, butter, salt, white pepper, and timely additions, with approximate cooking times and optional nutmeg or onion juice.
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Thoma Holland
Bess
Date cake from old recipe with dates and spice
A dated recipe instructs creaming sugar with butter then adding eggs and milk, soda, flour and cream of tartar. Fold in chopped dates dusted with flour and stir through. Bake in a closed pan for thirty minutes and spice with a pinch of mixed spices.
Steamed Custards With Meringue Topping
A recipe instructs beating four egg yolks with two cups milk and sugar plus nutmeg, steaming the mixture in four cups until thick. Cool, beat four egg whites with seven tablespoons sugar, shape into a meringue, place a portion on each custard, and top with jelly before serving.
Sausages in Batter Bake Up a Brown Dish
A recipe instructs to mix flour corn meal milk egg and salt and pepper into a batter then boil and peel sausages. Place sausages in a dish pour batter over and bake until brown for a hearty dish.
Ammonia Cleaned Woodwork Hints For Insect Control
A fragmented note advises washing all woodwork in ammonia water every two or three days and using borax for shelves and drawers to drive insects from the home. The text suggests ammonia as a cleaning and pest control method with borax as a complementary aid.
Tar Paper Linings for Chests Offer Cheaper Protection
Tar paper lining for chests or boxes helps pack cloth in summers at lower cost than cedar. It offers effective moth prevention and protects fabrics without expensive woods. Suitable for storage and travel, tar paper provides a practical, inexpensive lining option.
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Hl Calf Skin Club
Judge Adams
Fellows
Chess
Walter Linton
Linton
Easter