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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1921

Page

2

Landru Refuses Mercy as Trial Opens in Versailles

Henri Desire Landru known as the Bluebeard of Gambais faces the jury at Versailles in a murder trial that could bring the death penalty. He smiles, refuses clemency, and asserts he seeks justice not mercy, while his counsel falters under the strain of defending alleged serial killer of ten women.

Versailles Henri Desire ‘Landru Bluebeard Gambais Tudge Gilbert Ais M. Moro-Giaffort Hia Landru Millerand France

Berkeley Man Held as Shiner Near Berkeley Station

State officers arrested Joseph Wright at his home near Berkeley Station West Virginia and seized a five gallon copper still along with 50 gallons of mash in a barrel and ten gallons of barley mash. Wright is held for a hearing on a charge of violating prohibition statutes by manufacturing intoxicating liquor. The still resembles a copper oil can with a spout at the top.

Joseph Wright Berkeley Station W. Va Wright

Knows Sons Auto Insurance Insight and Wit

An insurance agent notes that stenographers can provide vehicle details without the owner, citing a call where a secretary revealed her employer is an exceptional driver. The passage then shifts to a quotation explaining humor and wit as expressions of human absurdity, citing Hazlitt and a periodical price.

Sons’ Auto Nature Popes Dent William Hazlitt

American Millionaire Boys Swiss Castle and Brass Band, Too

A Swiss tale from Lansburg recounts how American magnates, notably James W. Ellsworth of New York, restored Lenzburg Castle and invited the Lensburg brass band to perform there. Ellsworth, now a summer resident, marries culture with leisure by hosting the musicians within his alpine retreat.

James W. Ellsworth New York Lensburg Mien Nr. Bilsworth Lenzburg Switzerland

Heroic Phone Girls Receive Bell System Medals

Nine Bell System employees honored for heroism with Theodore N. medals and cash awards of 3500. Two recipients were women, including Mrs. Kate Day of Dallas. Rotary tree plans include M. I. Patterson, Sam Minium, Andrew Coffman, A. B. Grubmeyer as committees and Hiram Hall aiding toward a community celebration. Fined Philadelphia motorist Cronin faces 25 dollars. Scent distribution noted in nature with fragrance in roots, wood, bark, and leaves. Columbus Dispatch.

Bell System Theodore.n Kate Day Dallas Tex Rotary M. I. Patterson Sam Minium Andrew Coffman A. B. Grubmeyer Hiram Hall Columbus Dispatch

Rail unions defer action on new shop rules until year end

Chicago December 1 action on the acceptability of revised shop rules 148 promulgated by the Railroad Labor Board will be delayed until after the first of the year. B M Jewell president of the Railway Employees Department AFL notes six railroad shop crafts align with the move. Executives doubt the rules will save railroads as much as 50 million dollars until practical application proves it. Rainbow Bridge and other Utah arches feature in another item.

Chicago United States Railroad Labor Boards B. M. Jewell Railway Employees Department American Federation of Labor Lara LaborBoard Labor Board

Dreaming Of Fishes And Righteousness insights

Dreaming of a fish market signals great spirit and future reward while dreaming of fish sin denotes poverty and wretchedness. The practice of righteousness is easy to advise but hard to live, notes by Hitepa desea.

Discovery and Uses of Palladium in Early Chemistry

The piece notes palladium as a pale white ductile metal, alloyed with planes and peaking in gas occlusion and hydrogen absorption. Discovered in 1803 by Wollaston, named after asteroid Pallas, it is valued for graduated circles verniers plating silver goods and chemistry applications.

Sata Wollaston Pallas Beattle Daily Times

Evolution of Assurance and Insurance in English Usage

The text explains the historical distinction between assurance and insurance, noting assurance applied to life and insurance to fire or marine risks. It mentions the term Esurance appearing late in the Sixteenth century, with the initial e later becoming i.

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Gardeners Question Cutworms Move to Vacant Lot

Boston Transcript reports a reader asking how to deal with cutworms. The suggested method is to carry them to a vacant lot and bury them around three times, hoping the worms become disoriented and unable to return.

Boston Transeript

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