Hunting For Justice
A Law Notes anecdote about Thomas B. Reed shows litigants confusing justice with personal interest. A client seeks a suit, learns witness contradictions, and drops the case after a morning talk, claiming witnesses and jurors now see it his way. This tale lampoons subjective justice in legal actions.
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Household Tips From The Chicago News
Oddball home hacks appear in a Chicago News snippet offering steps to remove barn nails with magnets, keep hands clean while polishing stoves, embroider owner’s name on umbrellas, disguise castor oil taste, and guard fridges with molasses oilers.
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