Lie Detector Shows Currents Run Riot In Skin
Howard W. Blakeslee describes the polygraph's use of skin electrical currents as emotional indicators. Northwestern and New York University researchers discuss and test the device, noting current readings reflect emotion when combined with other signs.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
New York
WPI
Leonardo Keeler
In Serene
Northwestern University
Keeler
Louis Wilhanson
New Yorks University
Melrose High School Junior Class Parade and Activities
The Melrose junior class plans a Saturday evening promenade at the Catntes club with committees showing preparations for a grand ballroom event in green and gold. Mr. and Mrs will be present. rehearsals for marching and music are underway. Additional notes mention community events, bridal plans, a church reception, and local hospital visits. a Mennonite colony in Chihuahua Mexico is noted regarding education laws.
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Melrose
Melrose High School
Catntes Club
Banana Frozen Salad a Dual Dessert and Salad Idea
Mary Dague describes how to pair frozen banana salads with hot meals and fruit varieties. The piece offers a banana based frozen salad recipe with pineapple cherries walnuts and whipped cream and notes its use as dessert or salad. It emphasizes balance between tart and sweet flavors and suggests serving with lettuce and cress garnish.
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Mary
Dague Nevice Kgl
Yanana
iMix
Member Of Pool Loses Pica For Injunction In Wisconsin
William Schneider, Shawano county member of the Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool, was denied an injunction to stop the pool from requiring him to sell all his milk to the pool. The circuit judge ruled that allowing an injunction could trigger similar actions by others and cause irreparable damage to the cooperative. The judge also fined eight milk dealers for buying milk from pool members. The other item notes $1,000 gold vessels stolen from an altar at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in AerrA.
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Hinckson
Wis
William Schneider
Shawana
Wisconsin Co-operative Milk Pool
A. G. Zimmerman
Schneider
Zimmerman Recenwy
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Modern Canning Ways Preserve Foods and Methods
A guide to home canning emphasizes avoiding waste through hot water bath canners, steam pressure cookers, and waterless cookers. It stresses sterilizing jars, rubbers, and lids, using a new rubber for each jar, and proper sealing. Non-acid vegetables require pressure canning, with steam sterilization and correct processing steps highlighted.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Safe canning method urged for best color flavor
The article explains live steam canning in a airless kettle as the only safe method for non-acid vegetables. It emphasizes achieving high enough temperatures to sterilize while preserving color and flavor, and warns readers not to overload their canning capacity in a single day to avoid fatigue and ensure better results.
Kellogg's Act-Ban Bran Cereal Promotes Regularity
An advertisement extols Act-Baan or ALLBRAN from Kellogg as a natural bulk forming cereal to ease constipation. It claims to boost elimination, supply vitamin B, and safer than patent medicines. Usage notes include two tablespoons daily, serving ideas with milk or cream, and availability in red and green packaging.
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Art-Baan
Mads
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Two Men Electrocuted Lifting Cable in Omroa Mishap
William Coats, 50, of Rushford, and William Metz, 60, of Omra, were killed Thursday afternoon when the lifted cable and boom contacted a high tension wire. The accident occurred as they were moving equipment from a well in Omroa, Wis.
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Omra
Wis
William Coats
Rushford
William Metz
Kansas Restores Death for Murder After 28 Years
Banished from the state twenty eight years ago capital punishment was restored in Kansas marking a major shift in the justice system. The move ends a long period without the death penalty and outlines new legal processes and safeguards for future executions.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Law Change Introduces Penalty for First Degree Murder
The act proposes sas as an alternative penalty for first degree murder, becoming effective upon publication in the 1935 volume of the session laws. The note indicates the new provision takes effect with that volume, marking a shift in statutory penalties.
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