Courtman Vance Interrogations and Nightmares at Beloved Study
Vance thanks Miss Graem for candor and hints he may know more about the affair. He postpones further questions, asks her to stay home, and prepares to meet Doctor Siefert while arranging for the coat’s owner identification and Swift’s death to be conveyed.
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Vance
Miss Graem
Bromin gas attack turns up in garden vault
Vance and the group discover Miss Beeton unconscious from bromin gas in the vault. He carries her outside as Doctor Siefert treats her while Hammle and Garden react to a dangerous, unfolding situation. A broken bromin vial and possible new clue hint at foul play connected to Swift’s murder.
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Vance
Garden
Doc Siefert
Siefert
Miss Beeton
Kroon
Madge Weatherby
Zara
Hammle
Markham
Doctor Siefert
Liefert
Slefert
Long Island
Swift
Heath
Professor Garden
Doctor
Floyd Garden
A Yes Mans Paradise and Other Scribblings
A collection of light essays musing on politics Hollywood and literature. The piece critiques a court reorganization, mocks yes men in studios, jokes about a Brooklyn pet ruling, and praises a novelist who wrote five hundred thousand words without the letter E. It also notes World Fair hype and coronation souvenirs with comic asides.
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Anta Monica
Calif
Supreme Court
Hollywood
Brooklyn
Middle West
Hades
CeetuRat
California
Sally Rand
New York
George Washington
Washington
Billy Rose
Earl Carroll
Minsky Brothers
Barbara Bell Patterns Showcasen for Spring and Summer Wear
A Barbara Bell pattern feature illustrates aproned Chic Twins guests and a range of sewing patterns. It promotes new pattern book and details sizes yardage for patterns 1276 1915 and 1224 with quantities for 39 and 35 inch fabrics. Readers urged to order the Barbara Bell Spring and Summer Pattern Book for 15 cents.
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Chic
Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
50 000 Cattle Lost in 1886 New Year Blizzard
Kansas ranchers report the loss of 50,000 cattle in the New Year Day blizzard of 1886. Dead cattle blocked railroad lines and were cleared before trains could pass.
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Kansas
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