Courtroom Drama Unfolds In Plymouth Murder Trial
A crowded Plymouth courtroom hears the murder case of Lawrence Canell charged with killing James de Land on June 20. The district attorney outlines the violent sequence at Holden House, presenting blood evidence and eye witnesses, while Canell testifies about his alibi and the heated political argument preceding the crime.
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The Allure and Age of Gold in Science and Myth
Gold fascinates across eras for its rarity and useful properties. Historical interest centers on its alchemical pursuit and durable status, contrasted with iron and other common metals, as scholars trace the spark of modern chemistry in Chambers Journal and related writings.
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Glutton customs and plate glass fabrication noted
The article discusses historic repletion practices among the Hurons and Brahman traditions, mentioning a fatal gluttony custom and a toned down version called glutton miss. It also explains plate glass production where a casting table shapes molten glass, which is then annealed and cut for skylights and similar uses.
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Unsettled Souls Shun Outbursts in Quiet Endurance
A New York Ledger excerpt describes individuals who never reveal anger or exhilaration, instead maintaining persistent silence. They discourage others, dampen spirits, and persist day after day without the relief of temper or post storm sunshine.
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Ethel Lince's remarriage discussed by London Punch
The London Punch notes Ethel Lince has remarried and suggests she does not mourn her first husband's death. The remark implies her continued social life and contrasts attitudes toward second marriages with prior unions.
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