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Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1932

Page

1

Outline of a staged crime plot in a detective serial

Pete explains how a criminal network used a staged home invasion and a cover story to frame Joe Barry. Louie Bertolinta, Hymie Fradke, Jamison, and Big Friday coordinated a telephoned tip, an arrest setup, and a fake safe-crack to trap Joe while the true plan collapsed. The scene ends at the Dayton Brothers arena with the carnival lights fading and Joe and Sue leaving together as the curtain falls.

Frau Ymie Fradke Pete Joe Louie Bertolinta Guhlouse Louie Jamison Hymle Fradke Fulthouse Chav Failhouse Falluse Boston Chuy Mother Brady Chay Washington New York Jon Lounie Hymie Fradke Orr's Mills Lovie Washington Society Greer Jamison Country Place Péte Joe Barry Dayton Brothers Sue Dayton

Anatomical Names From Latin For Body Parts

Lloyd Edwin Smith in Hygeia Magazine notes how Romans and Greeks mocked common objects when naming body parts. He explains the uvula as a grape like projection from the soft palate while describing the coccyx and patella as terms linked to Latin meanings.

Lloyd Edwin Smith Hygeia Magazine

Mourners Bench in Revival Gatherings

The mourners bench, a row of chairs under the pulpit for repentant seekers, is used at revival meetings in churches and tents. Dwight L Moody once highlighted its presence, noting the devil’s rage at crowded mourners’ benches.

United States Cnty Dwight L. Moody Literary Digest

Unjust Weapons Quote by Walter Lippmann

Walter Lippmann argues that moral aims cannot be achieved with unjust means, equality and liberty require just methods, and tyranny in tactics undermines ultimate victory even if skirmishes succeed. The paraphrase stresses ethics of struggle for justice and tolerance.

Walter Lippmann

Summer In Sweden A travel portrait of Gustavus Adolphus era

National Geographic Society prepared feature describes Sweden’s 300th anniversary of Gustavus Adolphus death, its homogeneous population, Lapp minorities, and wartime neutrality. It surveys climate, geography, Goteborg and Stockholm access via Gota canal, railways, and industry from Kiruna to Falun. It notes emigration to the United States, love of country, and economic shifts toward electricity and wood exports.

National Geographies Society Washington, D. C WNU Sweden Gustavus Adulpius Stockholm Paris Lapp Arctic Mongolia England France Iceland Greenland Europe Charles XI United States Scandinavian Peninsula Polar Baltic Norway Skagerrack Goteborg Gothenburg Scotland Kattegat Gota Baltic Sea Vanero Ladoga Onega Finland Russia Vatera Malarea Gota Canal Erytie Varmland Susan Dalecarlia Dellen Halsingland Jonkoping Eskilstuna Steel Kiruna ArcHe Falun Stora Kopparberget Boden Arctic Circle Narvik Porjus

Guilt Made Plain by Lie Detector

The article discusses blood pressure as a sign of guilt in deception tests using a polygraph. It notes 4 of 75 subjects failed to reveal guilt, while others showed stress. fear affects readings, and innocent subjects often relax after explanation. It cites Hygeia Magazine and Leonardo Keeler, outlining laboratory conditions and potential future law enforcement use.

Hygeia Magazine Leonardo Keeler Chicago

This Man Had Faith Lost 24 Pounds

A Providence reader claims dramatic weight loss using Kruschen. from 192 pounds last November to 168 pounds on February 5, 1932, crediting a daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast. The ad urges reducing fatty foods and notes Kruschen is sold by druggists worldwide.

Theo A. C. LaFleur Providence

Rat Kangaroo Rediscovered in Australian desert

H A Finlayson of Adelaide University reports in Nature that the rat kangaroo long feared extinct since 1843 has been rediscovered. He claims to have found specimens in the sandhill country between the Diamanting and Coopers rivers, noting they are marsupials with pouches for their young.

Australia H. A. Finlayson Adelaide University Nature London Diamanting Coopers Rivers

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