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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1936
Page
10
Agnes testified about the accused in a court scene describing the aftermath of a shooting. She recalled seeing clothing, disheveled appearance, and the victim’s condition while details emerged of a confrontation, fear, and the dramatic courtroom response. The judge sustained objections as Agnes provided her observations under cross examination.
Agnes Gleneth’s cross examination reveals she was calm, clear minded after a tense confrontation, saying she and Mr Breddon ended their engagement upstairs and she did not care enough to pursue the marriage. Prosecutor Nordell presses for answers, while Cathal Grove aids with careful defenses, and the crowd watches as the defendant’s fate hangs on Agnes’s testimony. The scene ends with Cathal’s late night visit to the Gleneth home, seeking a private word before the case continues.
A stylish frock with adjustable sleeve lengths, paneled front and smart collar. Made from printed silk, crepe, or cotton, it offers quick affordable sewing via Barbara Bell Pattern No 1928-8 for sizes 14 16 28 26 32 24 36 28 40 42 and Yardage 3 inch fabric for size 16, with 15 cents pattern fee.
A scrambled list of domestic hints covers brightening discolored aluminum with gentle rubbing, ripening green bananas in a paper bag, enriching gelatin with fruit juice, thickening mixtures with corn starch, timing floor delivery before work, drying air to reduce moisture, deodorizing bottled drinks with lemon and water, and removing tarnish from brass using lemon juice and wood ashes.
A compact list of marginal notes and glossed phrases with translations in French Latin German and English. It includes maxims and idioms such as Ne plus ultra De situ sinit ft and Apres nous le deluge, with brief explanations or marginal commentaries.
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