Agnes Glenelth on the stand reveals a murder scene
Agnes Glenelth testifies about a dramatic room scene after a door is opened and a young woman is found in disarray. She recalls bruises and a struggle, describes Myrtle Lorrie in negligee, and notes the killer’s admission under pressure as witnesses and reporters watch the trial unfolding.
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Mother
Bee
Myrtle
Winnie
Agnes
Martin O'Mara
Chicago
Cathal
Nordell
Mrs. Lorrie
Bert
Charley
Agnes Glenelth
Agnes Gleneith Turns the Case Against Myrtle Lorrie
Agnes Gleneith testifies about Myrtle Lorrie in a tense courtroom scene. Nordell presses her on engagement with Mr. Braddon and her mental state at the time of the crime, while Cathal hopes the State will not belittle the witness.
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Lorrie
Cathal
Agnes
Myrtle Lorrie
Mrs. Lorrie
Agnes Gleneith
Myrtle
Nordell
Mr. Braddon
Jeb
Martin O'Mara
O'Mara
Bee
Criminal Courts Building
Simmons
Lights and Night Tales Reflect New York Moments
WPA worker James Leftwich challenges cabaret hidden charges after a birthday night out. The investigation led to a city rule rewrite requiring clear disclosure of all fees at entrances, tables, and on arrival. In a parallel column, anecdotes recount late night city life and a street scene near Columbus Circle with a dor ty dowager and a police cue.
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James Leftwich
WPA
Leftwich
Columbus Circle
America
P. S
Mealy Bugs Target Ragweed to Reduce Hay Fever
Cincinnati allergy specialist Dr. Joseph Biederman studies the mealy bug or pseudococcus as a ragweed eradicator. He notes drought and insects have cut Cincinnati pollen to about one sixth of normal, offering relief to hay fever and asthma sufferers. Researchers aim to breed a strain that feeds only on ragweed, sparing other plants like catalpa and apple trees.
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Cincinnati
Joseph Biederman
Biederman
Catalpa
Pleasure Giving Through Talking Right Spirit
The article extols talking as a vital communication medium whether present or distant. It urges using merited words to comfort, share happiness, and encourage children, stressing that kindness in speech can greatly uplift others and oneself.
The Value of Speak Good Words in 1937
A reflection on the harm caused by derogatory talk and the power of kind speech. It urges readers to monitor their words, avoid slander, and use speech to bring joy to others, noting positive impact in the new year. Bell Syndicate. WNU Service.
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Bustop
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Silence Suspicious Woman Charged With Assault
A woman faces charges after striking her husband with a mop during a dispute over love. She reportedly asked if he loved her and struck him when he paused in response.
Compensates Visitor. A Local Laugh and Loneliness
A visitor questions an inhabitant about living in a remote place for over thirty years. The resident confirms and admits boredom, noting there is little to do. The exchange reveals humor and shared resignation about quiet country life.
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Ave
Not Likely Lady and Grand Hotel Bus Stop Exchange
A humorous dialogue captures a passenger asking a conductor if the bus stops at the Grand Hotel. The conductor sharply replies that the hotel is not on his salary, highlighting wartime or urban transit wit.
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Grand Hotel
Straight and Narrow Driver License Question
A man being tested for a driver's license was asked the purpose of the road’s white line. He replied that it is for bicycles. The exchange reflects a dated, racially charged humor element from the era.
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Tennessee
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Dollars & Health
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