Trial of Nelson Continues Amid Courtroom Tension
In a tense session the case against Nelson unfolds with detective testimonies and Wick’s shifting account. The defense probes Wick amid revelations by a witness who proclaims her marriage to a notorious prisoner, signaling shifting courtroom dynamics as Barbara Bradford appears unseen.
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Toe
Miss Lutan
Do Sk
Granddeck
Daisy Luton
Wick
Nelson
Mr. Wick
Ble
Flo
Ofth Noor
Mies Lutan
Gorman
Barbara
Germin
McGregor
Chautauqua Mix Up Ends With Meating Contract Claim
In a Missouri town the new Chautauqua tent is set as two racing cars pull up. A shared meat contract dispute erupts when drivers shout I am a butcher and claim a contract to furnish meat for the animals.
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Missouri
Shellac from lac insects and resin sheets
The lac insect widely used in India reaches about 1.26 inches in length and bright red. It feeds on plant juices and exudes resin that encases the insect. Young swarms emerge, resin is scraped, ground, washed, mixed with colophony, and cooked into flat sheets called shellac.
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Es Abellac
Films Save Time in Agriculture with Motion Pictures
The USDA uses motion pictures as time savers for farm education. A county agent can demonstrate silo construction in minutes, and home demonstration agents can showcase a model kitchen remotely. Over 460 reels and 480000 feet of film circulate, reaching 700000 viewers in the past year.
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Massachusetts
Nebraska
Great Plains
North Atlantic
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
State Colleges of Agriculture
Farm Bureaus
Chambers of Commerce
Womens’ Clubs
Extension of
State Agricultural College
Napoleon Adopted Golden Bees as Imperial Emblem
A historical note explains Napoleon chose the apparent golden bees from a display in a tomb find, believing them ancient and fitting as an emblem. In truth the bees were mere decorative ornaments on horse harnesses, later called fleurons, later sent to Louis XIV as curiosities.
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Napoleon
France
Childeric
Louis XIV
It Must Have Been Description From Seventh Grade
Seventh grade writing assignment included a description of the principal with the line Our principal has a cold and steely eye The principal and teacher laughed gently at the bold description A small timid girl offered a wiser critique saying the writer could have done better if he hadn t had to sign his name
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Mise Logan
Lias
Liitan
Mr. Nelson
Mr. Wick
Luton
Anx
Ious
Wick
McGregor
Spalding Nelson
Rufus Gaston
Mr. Gaston
Nellie Kelly
Granddeck
Noble Kelly
Ander
Wieck
Springs a Leak in Pa mella Lake
The article in Popular Mechanicn Magazine describes Pa mella lake in the western Oregon mountains as leaking last summer after years of reliable use by Ystermen and camping parties. By season end the water surface had shrunk to a few acres as fissures drained the basin.
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Pamella Lake
Oregon
Popular MeChanicn Magazine
Puns on Appetite and Eating Riddles
A humorous exchange questions why appetite increases with eating. A father and son discuss appetite as food is consumed, noting the paradox that more eating seems to create more desire to eat. The dialogue plays on a common riddle about appetite.
Favorite Prescription Promises Health For Women
Mrs. A. Gehriger testifies to Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription restoring her strength after weakness and nervous debility. The 50 year old remedy is praised as a reliable tonic for women and recommended to others seeking relief and improved appearance.
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Kansas City
Kans
A. Gehriger
Wood Avenue
Batonic Claim Sparks Life Saving Bottle Testimony
Mrs Bila Smith says Batonic saved her life and calls it the best stomach medicine. The ad claims acidity and gas cause misery and that a tablet after meals relieves stomach issues and prevents illness, urging readers to buy Eatonic from druggists.
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Batonic
Bila Smith
Eatonic
Guar
Cocklebur Described as Double Barreled Threat
The article explains cocklebur plants have a double seed mechanism and that one seed sprouts in the first year while the other remains viable for the next season. It notes a USDA circular offering guidance on eradicating the weed, as cited by the Kansas City Star.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas City Star
Warning on balancing effort to avoid snapping ends
The remark cautions that in trying to make ends meet one must handle the effort carefully to prevent the two ends from snapping, signaling risk in overextension and stressing prudence in resource management.
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James Wick
Gastons
Flease
Hin
Bin
Gregor
Edward Moore
Lefty Moore
Sing Sing
T Am
New York
Barbara Bradford
German
Irwin Myere
Department of Agriculture
New Jersey
Peeeo
OWA
STC
Fred Mueller Saddle and Harness Co
Larimer
Denver
Cole
10Th &T
Grealey
Cale
Johnstown
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