17 Mar 1932
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Newspaper
Alden Times
Location
Alden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1932
Page
1
The note records copyright claim by DP and Appleton and Company for the work Medusa's Head, noting registration or protection under DP’s ownership and the involvement of Appleton and Company. No further context or dates provided.
Aaron Glaenzer hires private investigator Motherwell to locate Crandall White’s missing wife who left a cryptic note urging no police. Mrs White, younger than her husband, clutches the famed Medusa's Head jewel, while her maid hints she is worried. A cabby’s throwaway jewel leads to Doctor Wentzel as part of the search.
In a continued chapter a widowlike scene unfolds with a green button find and a lost multigraphing assignment. Miss Fleshman recalls a taxi thief, a white face and a green ribbon. Motherwell pursues clues to Wentzel's laboratory while a restless assistant scorns women and job messengers as a coveted specimen disappears.
Lieut Col Charles W Whittlesey commanded the Three Hundred and Eighth Regiment in World War I. He ordered an advance through Argonne forests to seize and hold a point, becoming isolated for four days. Surrounded and deprived of food, most of his men were killed or wounded, yet he refused to surrender until relief arrived.
A man told his barber that two bottles of hair tonic worsened his thinning hair. He said he might drink one more bottle but insisted it would be the last, while the barber expressed confusion at the odd result.
A woman sent the VL set of a book she authored to Tey Johnson asking for his opinion and noting she has other irons in the fire. Johnson’s reply: Put this with the other irons. Montreux Star.
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