Remarkable Will Tales From Odds and Ends of Cards
A London judge recalls the Pack of Cards case where a paralysed testatrix used cards bearing relatives’ names and estate items to dictate her will. Other odd bequests include a dying man writing his will on a shirt cuff, shipwrecked sailors using scraps, Tolstoy’s stump of a tree will, and a pants sale yielding unexpected cash. The item ends with Rep Ernest Ackerman’s globe trotting and art-collecting after years abroad.
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Bargrave Deane
London Answers
Testatrix
Tolstoy
Seine
Joseman
Congress
Ernest St Ackerman
Ackerman
Foreign Affairs Committee
Collee
Mfr
Globe Washington Star
Grotesque Animal Heads Attachments For Player Pianos
In the Philadelphia Ledger a novel player piano accessory features a pictured panel of grotesque animals and human heads that appear to open mouths as the keys are played. The front edge aligns with the white keys while others align with the black keys, creating a whimsical, nonsensical effect.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Dream of Other Days and Ham Slabs on Platter
Fragmentary text describes thick slabs of ham on a platter after an earlier ham portion and mentions 75 cents for eight DIL, attributed to Vioride Metropolis in a dense misread segment.
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