Collects Freak Laws and Idol Court Trials Volume in St Louis
St Louis collector rt Lyman B. Cook catalogs freak laws and odd court cases from the US and Europe. His file includes a 1839 murder case later found self-committed, quirky local ordinances from Maryland Winchester Milwaukee Waterloo and more, plus a 1840s Russian trial and a 5476 page record of strange legal rulings.
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St. Louis
Lyman B. Cook
Cook
France
Maryland
Winchester
Mass
Milwaukee
Waterloo
Fonros
Utah
India
California
M Tole
Joscow
Ren
Tn St. Louis
Tesas
Neithe
Sprak
February church events and club gatherings in North Olmsted
Universalist Lares Ard opens regular Thursday meetings on February 17 at noon. Lakewood speakers Ford and Kirk from Lakewood will present a book review and talk. Firelight Girls host a Valentine party at pan Clark, Duver Road, Tuesday. Friendly Girls plan Valentine events at Mrs Kareh home Saturday night. Sunday School teachers meet February 12 at Harl Dodgson’s. Demaline Circle to hold sauerkraut supper February 17 at 6:30 pm. Trustees sponsor second party February 15 for church funds.
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Pope
Lakewood
Mostem
Mis Ko Kirk
Akewood
Gorls
Valentire
Pan Clark
Duver Road
Tuesay
Friendly Girls Club
Valentine
Robert Kareh
Inday
Ular
Harl Donidgon
Roy Johnson
Clarence Demaline
You and Your Child by Jane Herbert Goward
An anecdotal tale about Tom skipping school after an accident and facing punishment. His father imposes days indoors and chores, provoking bitterness and a cautious shift in Tom’s attitude, while the episode hints at lessons about responsibility and consequences.
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Tommy
Father
Tak~ng
Hurn
Sign language witnesses testify in collision cafe case
Four mute witnesses testified through an interpreter at the WorrTit cafe collision trial leading to a conviction and a 25 percent fine for the principal. The deaf witnesses described the accident sequence amid questions of negligence and responsibility.
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WorrTit
Tex
YOUR GOOD HEALTH: STROKE FEAR AND CALM RESPONSE
Dr. Claud North Chrisman advises cautious handling after a fall in middle aged or elderly patients. A temporary concussion and shock can mimic stroke symptoms, so do not force movement or questions. Move the patient gently to a flat surface, keep calm, and await nature’s recovery while seeking medical help if needed.
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Claud North Chrisman
M.D
Thuawans
First Aid for Falls and Shock Cited in Practice Text
The article outlines cautious first aid for falls noting to keep the head low and warm, avoid lifting the patient, and use hot cloths for relief while preventing further brain injury from clots. It warns against manipulating bruised joints and details potential progressive symptoms such as bruising and deep vessel leakage over days.
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Sam
Amherst Epworth League to host service and play
Members of the Amherst Epworth League will guest the M. E. Epworth League and lead Sunday evening service February 13 at seven. At eight o'clock a new dramatization The Tiger will be presented by church members directed by 8 W Wilkinson of Cleveland.
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M. E
Henrietta
Amherst Epworth League
M. E. Epworth League
8. W. Wilkinson
Cleveland
Entertain Club Hosts Bridge Evening At Home
Mr and Mrs Earl Kendleigh entertained the Bridge Club at their home Saturday evening with dinner at seven. Guests included Mr and Mrs J R Lees Mr and Mrs Harry Myer Mr and Mrs Harley Kendleigh. Two bridge tables were played with Harry Myer winning first prize and Earl Kendleigh consoled. The Pinochle club followed at the same home with Mr Slack high score and Oscar Zurcher low. Refreshments were served to several couples including John Slack Ernest Lannermyer Oscar Zurcher and Jesse Portman.
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Harvey
Howard
Donna Marie
John Born
Ed Rothe
Naomi
Louis
James Obitis
Grafton
Jacob Hinderer
Lorain
George Hinderer
Elyria
Bennett
BE. N. Walker
Walter Walker
Barry Weber
Oberlin
Mua Coates
Gary
Cieveland
Wvs
Ihitold Coates
Frank Raichard
Amherst
Melvin Unger
Wallace Wood
Cleveland
Wallace Court
Paul Court
John Ives
Harold
Adam Horn
Henry Fieman
South Amherst
Carl Date
A. J. Clemons
Jesse Poutman
Alice Buchs
Jamie Buchs
Katia Weidman
Bara Banman
Ft. Morgan
Colorado
Ben
Earl Munn
Vernon
Albert Rensser
George Lutteman
Andrew
Birmingham
Fred Lutteman
Mery Vivian
A3 Brown
Ola Saunders
O. G. Siders Hone
Wis
Raymond Hawke
Columbia Station
Vellah Smith
Howard Petty
Ohio State University
Mead Petty
Wilton Parrish
Iyrn
Lena Gegenheimer
Martha Baumran
Earl Kendeigh
J. R. Lees
Harry Myer
Harley Kelly
Earl Kendleigh
Paul Myer
Mr. Slack
Oscar Zurcher
John Slack
Ernest Lannermyer
Jesse Portman
Fred Bauman
John Bauman, Jr
John Geissendoerfor
Wallace Couit
Ernest Lammierimyer
Richard and
Doniald
Fred Dekker
Avon
John Lammerntyer
Bay Village
Walter Bennett
William
W Harold
New London
Harold Coates
Evan
EN. Walker
Nell
Elizga
Beth Page
Thelma
Louis Delefield
Shirley
Maynard
George Delefield
Martha
D. A. Bennett
Carl Reusser
Albert Reusser
John Smith
Charles Cook
Sandurs
Join Kropf Ot Antel
Challus Kishman
Charles, J
Elmer Portman
Candlewicking pattern and local notices
Found pattern 6042 for candlewicking with butterfly and tulip motif in two colors or French knots. Send 10 cents and pattern details to Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept New York. Local social notes list numerous Elyria and area residents visiting, guests, and illnesses, with names and places.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
WN. Y
City Loan Takes Over Personal Loan Business
J T Barnard, local manager of City Loan, announced the purchase of the personal loans business of Western Reserve Finance Co. All such accounts will be handled through City Loan at 380 Broad street. Western Reserve will keep a local office but operate solely in the automobile paper discount field.
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J.T. Barnard
City Loan
Western Reserve Finance Co
Broad Street
G. Shaw
Ohio
5&Th
Lorain
Cientele
Elyria
George L. Morns
Henry Moehl
Wetern Reserve Finance Company
Mr. Barnard
Carl IL Niemeyer
Helen Smith
Catherine Mary Halpin
Iarold C. Ruby
Paul BR. Double
H. I. McClellan
Olive Sturtevant
Beaver Honored on Ottawa Parliament Hill Arch
Ottawa report notes the beaver emblem of Canada to occupy an honored arch fronting the Peace Tower. Sculptor Cleo Soucy leads the beaver’s design with Allan Keefer as architect for the overall concept of a mother emblem in the structure.
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Beater
Ottawa
Canada
Peace Tower
Parliament Hill
Cleo Soucy
Allan Keefer
Hobbies Help Fire Lookout Pass Time
In Tucson Arizona Charles Nolles known as the Hermit of Mount Bigelow brings a carved collection of wooden animal figures from his lookout post. He creates lifelike pieces from mountain life including mountain lions deer and wood rats. Nolles also crafts belts ornaments smoke stands bird forms from horns and polished stones.
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Tucson
Ariz
Mount Bigelow
Tugston
Charles Nolles
Nolles
Toledo crime moves push felony registration plan
City Manager John N. Edy proposed a new ordinance requiring registration of all persons convicted of felonies since 1925. Dr. Leonardo Keeler of Northwestern University opened a compulsory police academy with nine officers, the nine progenies representing the nine provinces of the Dominion.
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Toledo
John N. Edy
Leonardo Keeler
Northwestern University
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Mic Walter Decker
Albert Johnson
Wilsant
Mis Diene Lekles
and Myre
Fred Turtle Simelty Qisen Epp
Wanspon
Mrs. Gowaed
Sava
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
HLCOR
Studebaker Chemical CO
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Cheisman
Saum
Saum Shoe Store
Penney
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Alice Brooks
of Western Reserve Co
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Florida
Schroula
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