Word: coding
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...respectfully call your attention to Sec. 597a of the Penal Code of the State of California which says, "It shall be unlawful for any person or persons to dock the tail of any horse within the State of California, or to procure the same to be done or to import or bring into this State, any docked horse, etc." This was passed prior...
...cuckold friend Zanotti (Leo G. Carroll). In fact, he was a little disgusted with Zanotti's philosophic complacency in regard to Signora Zanotti's shameless philandering. Zanotti held that a woman, being essentially frivolous, was not to be blamed for her perverse breaches of the moral code. As for the Count, he'd kill his wife (Judith Anderson) if he caught her in another man's arms, that's what he'd do. Just before the close of Act I, in another man's arms is exactly where Count Paolo catches the Countess...
...dark room sessions by investigators during the last ten years. The Harvard group which attended several seances at Emerson 11 a few years ago consisted of Professors R. S. Hillyer '17, Harlow Shapley, E. G. Boring, S. B. Wolbach, H. F. Day, S. F. Damon '14, G. H. Code '17, and John Marshall. '25, and a graduate student, Hudson Hoagland...
...illuminated marks fastened on the center of the forehead with tape." Twenty minutes after the session began, "Walter," the spirit, began to speak. "This is a nice, comfortable room: looks like the Charlestown Jall. What's this, a free country? To--with Harvard." The trance began. Later Walter asked Code to put the "doughnut," an illuminated paper disc, on the table. In doing so, Code touched the psychic structure in the center of the table. "It felt like the fieshy part of a and, rather rough," the report says of this. A megaphone was pushed into Damon...
...know what the phenomena are at bottom. The existence of supernatural phenomena stands unproved in the Margery sessions or in any other sessions, for the immediate sensual phenomena as actually observed by the eyes and ears were all later apparently reproduced and explained by an amateur magician, G. H. Code '17, a member of the Harvard professors' group...