Insanity as Defense Cited in Murder Case Trial
The piece recounts a trial where a murder suspect faces an insanity defense after a confession from a co defendant. Attorneys discuss strategy, with veteran lawyer Howe revealing a new angle centered on mental state, and references to Sing Sing execution, and prior cases and witnesses highlighting courtroom tactics and sensational public interest.
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Marin Thorn
Auguala Nack
Williem Guidensuipe
Rubber Tor Turkidh Bath
Willum F. Howe
Joseph Moss
Nuzistrate
Hows & Hummel
Thorn
Long Island City
Sing
Prand
Jim
Guldensuppe
Mr. Howe
Mr. Mowe
Galdensupps
Zulu Warriora and Bonding Customs Described in Native Traditions
A Washington Post account mingles travel notes on Zulu customs with broader curiosities. It describes bride prices, chiefs, and tribal rites, and contrasts them with scenes of funerals, head-taking, and social structures.
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Tule
Design for Collar Lace Work Pattern
Instructions describe a lace collar pattern with rings and stars. Begin with 5 chain and join, then double crochet into the ring. Repeat to form loops, advance with rounds of treble and double crochet under loops to create a center star. Extend to multiple centers for the finished collar.
Lace Edging Designs For Trim And Dress Finishes
A detailed description of crochet lace edging patterns for collars and trims, with instructions for stars and rounds and variations suitable for colored linen dresses and toilet covers. Includes notes on finishing rows, edging stitches, and practical uses. Also mentions hair wash with foam shampoo and remarks on satin duchesse and summer linen underwear trends.
New Thicker Fabrics Stir Fashion Notes of Bengalinette
Fabric trends spotlight thicker damar materials like bengalineite and bengaling in new spring editions. Fine chiffons fade as drapery favors smoother surfaces and pale greens and old pinks. Designers seek refined textures, reduced fullness, and updated handwork reflecting 59 years of evolving style.
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Croces
Hair Care Guidance From Ancient Tips
The note advises rubbing brilliantine into hair roots and brushing with a hairy brush to keep hair tidy, warning against clipping too often and encouraging care for weak new hairs. It cautions against self repairing gray hair, recommends skilled barbers for dyeing, and warns against cheap pins that can pull and break hair.
The Hand Mirror And Garden Hats In Fashion Notes
A shabby band mirror can be beautified with cream enamel and flowered handle designs after thorough cleaning and drying. Garden hats with multicolored ribbons feature long back brims in natural straw and green hues. Fuller’s quip about knowledge opens with a walnut board pressing tip from an old seamstress. The Frank Person humor: society’s many pretenders often mirror personal opinions rather than truth.
Marking Rows Onions Or Carrots By An Onlo Gardener
A gardener explains a unique method for marking rows in a garden. He uses crepe and colored threads to align straight rows, with wheels and a measuring stick at ends and center to keep spacing. The technique aims to prevent drift during planting and to maintain even, straight lines for efficient weeding and cultivation.
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Aril
Nina
Black Locust Trees See Value For Prairie Farms
The piece argues black locust is a strong timber for prairie farms, despite work to remove roots and stumps. It notes best harvest months, with cutting in August, July, and October, plus root regrowth in spring. It compares costs favorably against lumber yard prices and suggests propping long term value.
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Pont Mhen
Posta
Orchard notes and forestry tips for fruit and spruce care
Orchard notes discuss improved picking and packing methods, spring pruning, whitewash after a week of spring weather, and rotating orchard crops every 25 years. Spruce care covers planting shade tolerance, avoiding heavy thinning, and sending affected samples to the U.S. Forestry Bureau for pest or fungus ID. Peanuts in northern gardens are outlined, plus advice on future fruit demand and fruit education for creamery patrons.
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Department of Agriculture
U. S. Forestry Bureau
Blight of Peas and May Tree Care Notes
A mixed rural column discusses Blight of peas detailing fungal spots on green and yellow pea varieties and effects on yield. It also offers May tree trimming guidance, pruning when sap rises to promote quick healing, and cautions against leaving excess wood for better wound closure. It includes notes on proper spraying, protein needs in dairy feed, and a tongue in cheek aside about the czar’s manner.
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Indiana
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