The Devil's House and the Red Band Mystery
A Paris dwelling on Rue Saint Louis en l Ile houses Andre Lecocq and family under police intrigue. King Louis XIV reproves the prefect of police for failing to stop disappearances, while rumors of The Red Band and a haunted Carnac mansion spread fear across Paris.
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Andre Lecocq
Saint Louis-en-l’ Lie
Paris
Eusebe Lecocq
Maguelonne
Andre Lecoccq
Toulouse
Andre
Leutenant
M. de la Reynie
Lecocq
de la Reynie
Ure
Alice
Dre
Genevieve
Eusebe
Kensebe
Monseigneur
Lama
Provence
Versailles
Monsieur
M. de la Regate
Louis XIV
la Reynie
Police
Alassire
Monsileur
Schome
Margueritta
Burgundy
Red Band
Tresasky
Tartary
Marquis
Carnac
Louis XIII
Hotel de Carnac
Reginelll Robert
Marqus
Buces
Todis
Gertrude
Reginald
Marqus Thobald Carnac
Beyer
Mirequis de
Reginald de Carnac
Rue de la Cerisate
Richard
France
Wade
Marquis de Carnac
Marquis de Carnage
Cemetery Des Innocents
Hnd Tong
Love
Weill
Naveisse Pigeon
Sarah Guilfort
Norfolk
Sussex
Folkestone and
Eddystone
Peck's Bad Boy And His Sick Yet Daring Pranks
A sick child nicknamed the bad boy entertains a groceryman with tales from his bed chamber. He describes a prank involving alarm clocks set around his house to tease his politically minded father who returns late at night. The boy jokes about his illness, mocks doctors, and hints he will recover to resume visiting the grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre
Eusebe
Hlm
Peabarel
Chase
Weeses
Kuesbe
Separ Andre
Leutenant
Lecccq
Lecocg
Andre Lecocg
Hili
M Ayer
M. de la Reynie
Police
Tennery
Hennery
Bat
Alderman
Dor
Hop Bitters Restores Beauty in Plain Country Wife
A farmer chronicles how his wife, once pale and sallow from bilious vapors, regained her former beauty after using a Hop Bitters remedy. He credits the treatment with renewing her health and charm, noting the wife’s gratitude and urging fellow farmers to try the product. The letter closes with warm wishes and signatures of appreciation.
The Weekly Globe Club List
A catalog style list of magazine subscriptions and prices from many titles including American Dairyman Atlantic Monthly American Garden and Harper's. It reads like a periodical subscription directory with varied costs and multiple publishers. The fragment notes numerous periodicals and pricing amid scattered OCR noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthine’s
American Dairyman
American Poultry Journal
Atlantic Monthly
GOC
Army & Navy Journal
American Poultry Ward
LSU British Quarterly Review
Blackwood’s Magazine
Brainerd
Beadle
Saturday Journal
Burlington
Hawkeye
Boys of New York
Christian Leader
Century Magasint
Courter Journal
Demorest’s
Donahoe’s
Forney
Frank Leslie
Hallow's
Hoe-keeper
Babylands
Boston Pilot
Boston Movical J
Boston Medical
Country Gentleman
Connecticut
Chicago Advance Christian Herald
Detroit Free Presa
Eelectic
Edinburgh Review Floral Cabinet
M’y
Germantown Telegraph Green's Fruit Recorder
Gardener's
le Francais
Prema
Lippinecott’s Magazine
London Lancet
London
Edinburgh Review
London Quarterly Review
Americ Mining Record
North American Review NY
Medical Journal
N.Y
Fashion Bazar
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George Reynolds
Andre LaRcoy
Monselgneur DE LA Reynie
Peres
Aris
M. de By Reynie
Lecorg
Andre Leeven
Aidre
Obain
Devin
Rue du Faubourg Saint Denis
Rue Saint Antoine
Place Royale
Simon Lantara
Fanbourg St. Denis
Cinderella
Madame
Lantara
Deborah
Guilfort
Rue Faubourg Saintenis
Queson
Marquis of Carnac
Master Love
Tie
Ouse
Eudes
Hoth
eSses
Reginald Carnac
de Carnac
M. de Carnac
Phsician
Endes
Eunes
Father
Peck
Bad Boy
Maryland
THE
Weekly Globe Club
Surgica
Journal
Itha
Ue Ay
Histor
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Wea
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PhropologicalJou
Princeton Review
Prairice Farmer
Peterson's
Lady’s Magazine
Popular Science Monthly
Produce Exchange Bulletin
Philadelphia Medical Times
Practical Farmer Rideout’s Magazine
Rural New Yorker
Saturday Evening Post
Scientific American
Sunday School Times
Sunny South St. Nicholas
Sanitarian
San Francisco Chronicle
Spirit of the Times
Tneepublic
Vick's Floral Magaz
Westminster Review
Wide Awake
Waverley Magazine
Watchman
Western Stock Journal
Mans
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