Northwestern builds new tools for bullet identification
Evanston Illinois. Two new instruments improve methods to identify fired bullets. They were constructed in Northwestern University's Scientific Crime Construction laboratory by Charles M Wilson, research engineer and assistant professor of police science. Details of the instruments are announced in the Journal of Criminal Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Northwestern University
Charles M Wilson
Journal of Criminal Law
Pax silk prints and peace fashion trend noted
The article describes a sheer silk dress in a white and navy Pax print paired with a silk crepe coat, a white bow at the neck, cape sleeves, and pleats. A navy hat with stars complements the peace fashion movement as women embrace world peace symbolism. It also covers criminology advances at Northwestern University using a variable stage micrometer and an inclinometer to measure bullet characteristics and gun barrel twist.
Oddest Window Material From Oyster Shells
The world's oddest window material is the shell of the windowpane oyster found in southern India and China. Though not transparent it is translucent enough to pass nearly as much light as glass. Source Collier's Weekly.
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India
China
K. Freeman
San Mateo
Calif
Collier’s Weekly
Life has Meaning by Leonard A Barrett
The excerpt argues that modern views by Santayana Krutch and Russell portray life as bleak and empty. It contrasts pessimist interpretations with the search for purpose and energy that give life value.
Meaning of Life Through Ambition and Incentive
The article argues life gains meaning from a motivating ideal and an incentive such as a loving, inspiring personality. It cites art and daily effort as examples, stressing sacrifice, character shaping destiny, and the belief that life is an eternal force expressed through deeds rather than years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Khayyam
Broadening bonds of family life through love and shared interests
The piece discusses how marriage and parenthood broaden shared interests, from premarital engagement to later years, highlighting mutual understanding, travel, art, science, literature, and gifts as expressions of enduring affection within a home. It emphasizes the enduring value of thoughtful gifts and daily affection beyond romance.
Men Bearing Face Crucifix Ink Among Chukchi
Faces of Chukchi men in northeast Siberia show crucifix tattoos as a cultural marker and identity symbol. The article notes the persistence of this practice among communities in polar Russia.
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Siberia
Brave Peter and John in Acts Courage under Opposition
Lesson outlines Acts 3 to 4 highlighting Peter and John as brave witnesses. It covers healing at the Beautiful Gate, the response of the crowd, and their bold preaching before the Sanhedrin. The study stresses obedience to God over men and prayer for boldness.
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Peter
John
Christ
Paul
Jesus Christ of Nazareth
God
Jesus
Church At Prayer
Food care and kitchen tips from a vintage guide
Practical advice on mixing salads with forks, broiling steak for flavor, polishing mahogany with chamoi s, and keeping bread and cake boxes mold free in warm months. It warns against hot foods entering the fridge, suggests chilling times, and notes mayonnaise can last weeks with boiling water added.
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Desert
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Bertrand Russell
Joe Platak
Lake Shore Athletic Club
Chicago
Dan Marble
San Francisco
Beverly Hills
Joe
Western Newspaper Union
Edward VIII of
England
Seaforth Highlanders
Quebec
Mme
Celeste D’arville
Normandy
Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
Abraham Lincoln
John T. Trowbridge
Tanglefoot
Milnesio
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