Incident in court reveals childhood theft and laughter
The witness Horace Hinesy admits no crimes but recalls a past incident as a boy when he stole eggs from his father. The attorney suggests a case of prior theft, prompting the witness to recount the egg theft in youth, which amuses the judge and jury and softens the examination.
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Anatomy of an Angry Lion Movement Signs Before a Charge
The article details how a lion’s anger begins with tail swishes and a ralling bottom, progressing to growls and teeth, then louder roars. It describes ear flattening, tail elevation, and a slow trot to a gallop, with claws extended, culminating in a charge.
Hunter Advised to Stay Calm When Encountering Animals
A dated wildlife note warns hunters to stay cool and keep their rifle ready. It cautions that charging animals are dangerous and often fatal if surprise or dense vegetation blinds a hunter. It urges brandishing ground and avoiding overconfidence.
The Planet Jupiter and Jovian Wonders
A historical science column details Jupiter imaginary life forms and their moons, with notes on planet size, wind speeds, life spans, tides, and moon colors. It mentions the vast Jupiter system, immense distances from the sun, and its faint twilight illumination from moons. The piece opens with a monument note about Midshipman James Thomas Cruse of Kentucky, who died at Cape Cod during target practice, and his epitaph after bursts of selflessness.
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Young Cruse
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Doll speaks of food in a perilous tale in Cleveland
The fragment recalls a doll that uttered food sounds and a frightened child. The mother, described as an advanced person, deemed the toy an inappropriate reminder of a grim period and hid it in a dark closet. A later accident occurred when the child stumbled and fell, triggering a splash of water and a head bump.
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Janie
Jane
Jannie
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Receives Patient Testimony
Norristown Georgia resident Tena V Henry credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her female troubles after fearing surgery She urges other women to try the remedy noting relief from displacements inflammation and related pains The advertorial appeal invites letters to Mrs Pinkham for guidance and health tips from Lyon Mass.
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Tena V. Henry
Norristown
Lydia B. Pinkham
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