Trial unfolds as Wick links Nelson to Daisy Luton murder
In a courtroom drama, detectives testify that Nelson entered the Granddeck building before a fatal shooting of Daisy Luton. Wick’s prior statements and the district attorney's questions frame Nelson as a suspect while Wick’s past and the witness Mrs Moore stir new tensions. The trial pauses as Barbara Bradford appears, hinting at dramatic developments to come.
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Toe
Miss Lutan
Do Sk
Granddeck
Daisy Luton
Wick
Nelson
Mr. Wick
Ble
Flo
Ofth Noor
Mies Lutan
Nical
James Wick
Gorman
Rufus Gaston
Gastons
Flease
Mise Logan
Lias
Liitan
Mr. Nelson
Luton
Anx
Ious
McGregor
Spalding Nelson
Mr. Gaston
Nellie Kelly
Noble Kelly
Ander
Wieck
Gregor
Edward Moore
Lefty Moore
Sing Sing
T Am
New York
Barbara Bradford
Barbara
German
Germin
Chautauqua Visit Upset by Meat Contract Feud
In a Missouri town a Chautauqua tent rises as two racing cars crash onto the grounds. The drivers sprint to the manager shouting I am a butcher I am a butcher claiming the contract to furnish meat for the animals. The scene mixes showmanship with a strange dispute over provisioning meat.
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Missouri
Short Story About Shellac From Insects and Plants
The lac insects from India grow about 1.26 inches long and bright red. They feed on plant juices and exude resin that encases the insect. After swarming, resin is scraped, ground, washed, mixed with colophony and borment, cooked slowly and drawn into sheets called shellac.
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Es Abellac
Motion pictures speed farm education nationwide
The U S Department of Agriculture uses film to train farmers and show rural households how to build silos and set up model kitchens. With 460 reels and 112 subjects, films reach 700000 viewers annually. borrow via county agents or state extension directors at no film cost, only transportation.
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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
Bees That Fooled Napoleon The Imperial Becomes Fleurons
A historical anecdote recounts how Napoleon adopted a supposed ancient imperial emblem of golden bees found in Childeric's tomb. The bees were later revealed as mere harness ornaments, their wings encrusted with red stones, leading to the term fleurons. The original bees were sent to Louis XIV as a curiosity.
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Napoleon
France
Childeric
Louis XIV
It Must Have Been A Steely Eye Description
A seventh grade class wrote descriptions of people. A pupil praised the principal’s cold steely eye. The principal laughed. A timid girl asked if the writer could have done better without signing his name.
Springs a Leak in Pa mella Lake West of Oregon
The Popular Mechanics Magazine article notes Pampella Lake in western Oregon, once trusted by campers and Ystermen, suddenly sprang a leak last summer. By season end the water surface shrank to a few acres as water drained through fissures in the bottom, enlarged by subterranean disturbance.
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Pamella Lake
Oregon
Popular MeChanicn Magazine
Pop and Son Debate Appetite After Eating
The dialogue questions why appetite grows with consumption. A father asks, Does eating satisfy the appetite, and the son agrees, noting the paradox that more eating seems to increase desire rather than curb it.
Favorite Prescription Health Booster for Women
Mrs A Gehriger of 1402 Wood Avenue testifies she used Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription for weakness and nervous exhaustion and was built up to health. The ad touts the tonic as a trusted, 50 year old remedy that improves appearance and vitality for women and has helped others get relief.
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Kansas City
Kans
A. Gehriger
Wood Avenue
Batonic touted as life saver for stomach misery
Mrs Bila Smith proclaims Batonic saved her life describing it as the best stomach medicine. The ad says acid stomach causes misery and Batonic relieves by carrying out acidity and gases. a tablet after meals brings relief and helps prevent illnesses from excess acid with Eatonic offered for a small price at druggists.
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Batonic
Bila Smith
Eatonic
Guar
Cocklebur warned as double barreled weed menace
The Kansas City Star notes cocklebur is a dangerous weed described as double barreled. Each bur carries two seeds, one may sprout first year while the other remains a threat the next season. USDA has a circular on how to eradicate it.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas City Star
Dangers in Balancing Earnings and Life Crews Warned
A cautionary column advises workers to manage income and family duties with care to prevent strain and breakage. It stresses steady effort and prudent planning to avoid overload and workplace hazards.
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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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