Mata Hari Confession and Execution Revealed by Doctor
Berne reports a dramatic deathbed confession by Anne Marie Thérèse Mata Hari's alleged German agent. The aid of a doctor reveals a planned escape from a firing squad and that Mata Hari died from life bullets in a French hospital. The narrative traces her spy career from youth in Geneva to Brussels and romance with Reno Austin.
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Berne
Switzerland
Anno Maris
Tesser
Notorlowa
Mile
Mata Wari
Furie
Hadin
Secrata
Germany
Mata Zuri
France
Mata Hari
Eney
Anne-Marie
Beaux Arts
Geneva
Rench
Vosgen
Brussels
Bonar Arts
Reno Austin
Berlin
Guok
Gunpla
Anesthetic mushroom used by Zapotec dentists in Mexico
Zapotec people in Mexico reportedly used a wild mushroom as an anesthetic. The fragment notes a traditional practice tied to dental procedures in the region.
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Zapotec Indiana
Mexico
Wives Too Expensive for Most Moslems Belgrade
Wages for wives in south Yugoslavia have dropped as many women migrate south, making dowry payments less common. Farm prices have fallen, reducing a man’s ability to support more than one wife.
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Belgrade
South
Tugoslavia
Liberty or License By Leonard A Barrett
Leonard A Barrett discusses the distinction between liberty and license and the danger of confusing them in public discourse The piece emphasizes freedom from external restraint versus political usurpation and notes concerns about mischaracterizing the New Deal while evaluating freedom in modern debates
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Liberty
Leonard A. Barrett
NRA
New Deal
Best Dressed Woman Anna May Wong Crowned
Anna May Wong, famed oriental screen star, named best dressed woman to the world at an international convention of designers held by the Mayfair Mannequin Academy in New York. She received the cup trophy amid ceremony.
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Anna May Wong
Oriental Screen Atnr
Mayfair Mannequin Academy
New York
Anne
Liberty and license in a moral state of the union
A historical editorial argues the New Deal threatens liberty and recalls the enduring distinction between license and liberty. It asserts moral duties accompany choice, warns against dangers of unbridled self rule, and emphasizes safeguarding others in a polarized national debate.
Blindness Not Barrier in New England Entrants
Five boys and one girl with blindness entered New England colleges. The girl enrolled at Tupton Institute while the five boys matriculated at Harvard, Boston College, and the New England Conservatory. The report notes the achievements despite visual impairment.
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New
Proper Coat Hangers For Best Garment Care
Correct hanger use keeps garments hanging straight and avoids stretching. Do not crowd hangers. space them to prevent crushing. Proper hanging reduces ironing needs and preserves shape, while a home dye pot can refresh fabrics with careful color choices.
Hat of Beaver Fur Felt for the Fashionable Girl
A Knox fashion note advocates a fine beaver fur felt hat for the girl who enjoys tailored clothes. The design hints at a dressmaker touch with smocking on the crown, reflecting refined millinery style.
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Knox
Decorating a Room With Colorful Chintz and Accessories
The article advises careful analysis before buying to ensure cohesion in a room. It suggests using colorful chintz curtains, a chair cover to match, and lamps and accessories to echo the drapery hues. This simple coordination can transform a drab, monotone space into a lively, harmonious room.
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Good Housekeeping Magazine
Worth Remembering Tape Techniques for Seamless Reuse
When running a new tape or eraatic through underwear haste one end of the new tape onto an end of the old tape, and when the old tape is drawn out the new one is pulled in place.
Rag Rug Ironing Tip For Clean, Washable Use
A practical ironing tip advises placing a clean washable rag rug under the fronting beach area to protect floors. Large pieces and tabletop cloths should not touch the floor during ironing, keeping surfaces safe and neat.
Home Storage Pit Saves Root Crops
An agricultural note explains how to store root vegetables for winter using outdoor pits or cool cellars. Beets carrots turnips rutabagas parsnips and savoy cabbage store best with sand layers or straw and manure coverings. Pits are usually small in batches of five bushels and topped with soil straw and insulation to prevent freezing.
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Untesbretty
Ins
Prickly Pear Cactus as Satisfactory Livestock Feed
Prickly pear cactus can serve as emergency stock feed after proper handling to remove spines. Joints swell and become palatable. best when green and fresh, cut in quantity for winter use, and stored up to a month or more. To avoid scours, feed with two pounds cottonseed cake or three pounds dry roughage per day. A small cow can be sustained on 110 pounds of prickly pears plus 2 pounds cottonseed cake.
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H. B. Ostand
Colorado Agricultural College Experiment Station
Tankage For Dairy Cows Feeding Trials At Kansas State
Kansas State College trials show tankage palatable to dairy cows. Cows easily accept up to 1.5 pounds daily when started gradually. A farmer reports feeding two pounds daily in grain mix without other feed. Cows develop a craving after sustained feeding, with no evident effect on milk flavor.
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Kansas State College
Hoara
Kansas
Gas the Rats Method Described in Fragmentary Text
A scrambled OCR fragment describes a crude method to gas rats using an exhaust pipe and tubing. The garbled wording references a rat hole, a pump, carbon, and a burrois grid, implying rapid disposal of rats found at home. The passage Overall lacks clarity and complete details.
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Alover
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Turag
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Uirion
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