Bonnie Dundee Takes a Hamilton Detective Post
In 1929 Hamilton, Bonnie Dundee, new to the homicide squad, accepts a chance to prove himself under Lieut. Strawn while Uncle Pat OBrien, the police commissioner, tests his nephew with a cautious plan. A threatening letter from Mrs Enz Hogarth brings a possible case at the Rhodes House boarding mansion.
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Bad Checks Plague Huron Banks and Courts
Banks reject over fifty checks daily in Huron as sheriff’s office races to process warrants for fundless issuers. Courts sentence offenders, while merchants shoulder some blame. A local retailer uses clipping reminders to deter bad checks and notes that stricter enforcement could curb the problem.
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Temper and the Laboratory in the Science of Anger
A brief exploration asks whether flighty tempers stem from innate meanness or from improper diet. The piece contends that current scientific inquiry investigates the links between mood and nourishment within modern research aims.
Science links mood to blood chemistry in biochemistry view
A discussion by T Swann Harding in the American Druggist suggests that fear despair and other emotions reflect body chemistry. Alkaline blood or acidity influences nerves and organs, with diet and minerals shaping mood and mental states.
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Winter sports for small towns prove practical on a budget
The City Press reports on how rural communities can start winter sports with simple setups. A Fort Meade meeting outlined scalable ice rinks built from trench ice and wet sawdust bases, plus low cost equipment under $59. Demonstrations showed skating, hockey, ski jumping for veterans and beginners, with dog sleds and snowshoeing made accessible.
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Cracker Education Aims to Teach via Shapes and States
A historical piece discusses cracker products branded as educational tools. It describes alphabetic crackers, geometric shapes like parallelograms and hexagons, and state-shaped forms representing the United States. The promo highlights how these edible lessons engage children and even adults in spelling, geometry, geography, and regional journeys from Eastport to the Pacific.
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