Trial of the Sentry case moves with dramatic cross examination
In a New Jersey courtroom Professor Brace testifies about a late night drive and a car with a known number. Mrs Sentry recalls light in the hall and a man in the car later identified as Mr Sentry. Falkran shifts to persuasive witnesses, calling Miss Wines father to the stand and inspecting a letter from Boston.
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Professor Brace
Mr. Flood
Mr. Sentry
Mr. Falkran
Falkran
State
Phi
Phil
Mr. Vines
New Jersey
Falkian
Sentry and Loran
Flood
Enid
Miss Wines
New York
Areata
Witness Sentry in Court as Trial Continues
Arthur Sentry testifies about his partnership with Loran and personal nerves leading to carrying a revolver. He recalls business history from his grandfather to himself, and recounts encounters with a stenographer and a daughter’s letter. The judge warns spectators as the cross examination continues.
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Falkran
Sentry
Loran
Flood
Trial witness Sentry drugs the crowd as Dan Fisher reports
Dan Fisher sent to cover the morning paper story while Sentry Wag on the stand all Saturday forenoon. Arthur Bentry testifies about Miss Wines death saying the shot was fired by accident in a Park setting. He admits handling the money from the safe and disposing of the weapon but denies misconduct with Miss Wines.
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Dan Fisher
Sentry
Dan
Arthur Bentrys
Hfe Rae
Fred
Eeney
Miss Wines
B Park
Asfe
New Jersey
Piranha the Most Vicious Jungle Fish in South America
A London Wide World piece describes the piranha as a deadly river predator across South American waterways. Varieties include green and gold in Pará and green and black spotted forms in the Andes, with flesh quality described as poor for eating and jaws that snap even after decapitation.
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South America
Stuart Martin
Wide World
London
Paraguay
Amazon
The Word Yard and Its Ancient Measure
The Word Yard traces its origins to the Anglo-Saxon gyrd meaning a rod and recalls that the yard was once tied to human body measurements. Henry I later defined it as the length of his arm, linking yard length to arm reach and nasal-to-arm estimation.
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London Answers Magazine
Henry I
How to Eat and Why to Fight Colds Through Diet
January and February bring rising cold cases with a late winter peak. The article urges building bodily resistance via a well balanced diet rich in protective foods like milk eggs fruits and vegetables, adequate protein, fiber and water, plus moderation and hygiene to prevent colds.
Breakfast guidance from Mrs L A D and Miss M
The notes state an egg is not essential at breakfast if the child receives one later in the day. A practical breakfast suggestion includes fruit cereal with milk toast and milk. Miss M confirms molasses contains calcium with a tablespoon and a half compared to calcium in one and a half cups diced carrots.
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WNU C
Houston Goudiss
Prevention Rather Than Cure in Cold Talk
The text discusses uncertainty about cold causes and cures while advocating precaution. It argues for prevention over treatment though it acknowledges incomplete knowledge on causation and remedies.
Vitamin A Helps Fight Colds Findings Highlight Dairy Sources
Nutrition authorities ask if a specific food helps prevent colds. Scientists report evidence that vitamin A, abundant in milk and dairy products, may be especially valuable in combatting colds.
Sewing Patterns for Girls and Aprons in New Patterns
Simple winter sewing guides promote Two-Pieces for Girls and Three Pretty Aprons with detailed sew charts. Patterns No. 1657 and No. 1639 list sizes, yardage, and braid requirements. orders go to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. in San Francisco.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
New Montgomery Ave
San Francisco
Calif
Household Questions on Table Height and Cleaning
Household tips cover table height for comfort and steadiness. Use palm placement to set proper height. Newsprint stains react to warm water and soapsuds, tougher stains require kerosene and ether. Sandwich filler ideas mix honey with peanut butter or cottage cheese. Chalk can start fires for repeated heat. Slicing figs and dates uses warm water dipped scissors for clean, even cuts.
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Ben Ames Williams
Arthur Sentry
Lora
Mr. Loran
Q. Hunt
Sent
Forbush
Spee
Mr. M
Chaptee Will
C. Houston Goudiss
By C. Houston Goudiss
United States
Bell Syndicate
WNU
New House
Salt Lake City
Hotel New House
Mies
J. J. Waters
Chauncey W
Wist
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