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Describing a bedroom, Hazzard writes, 'Even a mildewed snapshot of an English cottage, if it was labelled 1915, was smirched and spattered with a brown consciousness of the trenches.
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During this time and until after the late 1920s, the department of Home Economics was not allowed to have Ph.D. candidates. According to Parsons, the Home Economics department was seen as more of a trade school, one where "people did cooking and sewing", and the administration did not want the University "smirched with a trade school reproach". Accordingly, Parsons was forced to pursue her Ph.D. elsewhere.
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So far, at length, did the madness of the furious populace and of > the courts go in this thirst for blood and booty that there was scarcely > anybody who was not smirched some suspicion of this crime. Between 1587 and 1593, 368 people were burned alive for sorcery in twenty-two villages, and in 1588, two villages were left with only one female inhabitant in each. People of both sexes, all ages and all classes, were victims; among the victims, 108 were men, women and children of the nobility, and also people with positions in the government and administration. > Meanwhile notaries, copyists, and innkeepers grew rich.
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"A Smirched Lawmaker," San Francisco Chronicle, March 6, 1891, page 3 `Library card required` In a dramatic scene on March 6, 1891, in the midst of a packed State Assembly chamber — even the State Senate had adjourned its session to allow members to view the proceedings — the 36-year-old Bruner denied the accusations and instead charged Andrew M. Lawrence, the Examiner's Sacramento reporter, with attempting to blackmail him. The Assembly voted to establish an investigative committee, and Lawrence said he would be relieved of his duties by the Examiner, at his own request."At the State Capital," San Francisco Chronicle, March 7, 1891, page 3 `Library card required` The next day, another Examiner reporter, E.J. Stillwell, filed a suit in San Francisco stating that he himself had played the part of Thomas Stoley and had paid Bruner $400 for a job on the police force but "the lawmaker has failed to keep his contract and deliver the position.""The Political Scandal: Assemblyman Bruner Sued by a Newspaper Reporter," San Francisco Chronicle, March 7, 1891, page 3 `Library card required` Two weeks later, after a series of hearings, an Assembly investigating committee submitted both a majority and a minority report.
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