Alienists Use Handwriting to Gauge Mental State
It is common for alienists to require a handwriting specimen to assess delusions insanity or emotional disturbances. The basis is a proven link between brain nerves and hand control, so a man’s writing reflects his mental temperament.
Margery Lee and the Crossed Paths of Devotion
An old moonlit verse echoes a tale of affection and fate. A man’s shadow confesses love to Margery Lee before he marries a cross eyed widow with many daughters, altering the course of a poet’s memory and happiness.
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Margery Lee
Last of the Free Eats
A neighbor sent pudding for dinner but it went uneaten and ended in the garbage. The narrator recalls the awkward moment when the neighbor questioned the dish and reflects on the end of handouts from her.
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Chicago Tribune
Louisville
Pikes
Sign of Intense Imagination Reflected in Handwriting
The text notes that looped ts and long letters in various handwriting styles signal vivid imagination. It argues such flourishes indicate a mental trend toward high nervous tension and diminished poise, marking the writer as markedly imaginative and unsettled.
Growth of Cremation Idea Across Regions
Statistics from under a decade ago show the United States with over 60 000 cremations spread across 38 crematories. The Pacific coast notes rapid growth and in 1918 the government contracted a crematory in the Canal Zone.
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United States
Pacific Coast
Canal Zone
Local Visits and Moves Mentioned in Mt Sterling Area
Mrs Edward Beckman visits sister Mrs Virgil Donahue in Mt Sterling. Mrs Sidney Ensor and children of Jeffersonville visit her parents Mr and Mrs Algin Trimble. Mrs Myrtle Rogers and Miss Mae Jones shop in Mt Sterling Friday. Mr Richard Wingate and wife move to Kansas City Missouri.
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Edward Beckman
Virgil Donahue
Mt. Sterling
Sidney Ensor
Jeffersonville
Algin Trimble
Myrtle Rogers
Miss Mae Jones
Frank Rogers
Sim Jones
Johnson Trimble
Della Blankenship
Edna Rogers
Richard Wingate
Kansas City
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