Counterfeit ring jeopardizes several in mansion
In a tense confrontation at a house under watch, Detective Kayton confronts Mrs. Martin over a fama of counterfeiting tied to her husband Dr. Kreisler. He demands the Argyle murder killer’s identity in exchange for potential immunity, while Kreisler and his wife clash, a daughter collapses, and the truth about family entanglements surfaces.
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Kayton
Mr. Skidd
Kreisler
Mr. Martin
Mrs. Martin
Bruce
Hoje
Bayton
Dr. Bretsler
James Argyle
Ried
Mertin
Ton
Dr. Kreisler
Friedrich
Kreisler Falls to Kayton in House Confrontation
Kayton corners the German Kreisler and a mob details tense standoff as Kreisler is shot while protecting a woman. The detective confirms the dramatic capture, the room surrounded by police, and Kayton orders a cab for the injured. Kayton vows to clear the accused daughter.
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Kayton
Kreisler
Aaron
After the Raid Aims and Aides in Quiet Secrecy
Chapter excerpt shows Kayton coordinating counterfeiting plot fallout while Miss Mazuret’s presence remains unknown. Gage Skidd and Mrs. Martin are incommunicado as Kayton orders Manning to report on Hurley’s status. Hurley, unsettled by headlines, prepares to leave but stays near his office.
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Argyle
Miss Mazuret
Gage
Skidd
Kayton
Manning
Hurley
May Is Building Her House In Harper's Voice
Richard Le Gallienne depicts May as a builder transforming the world into a living house. She creates sunny rooms from apple blossoms and mossy floors from forest floor, weaving echoes, dreams, and streams. From October’s gold to November’s leaves, she makes the year anew and the season’s beauty endure.
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Richard le Gallienne
Harper's Magazine
May
Fairfield
Greenfield
Powitzer's
South Port
Psee
Do Not Neglect the Hall in Home Furnishings
The passage urges attention to the entrance hall, noting many overlook warm furnishings. It highlights new stock with pleasing furniture options that can create a hospitable, welcoming entryway and suggests a few minutes of reading to decide what is needed to enhance hospitality.
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HOTEL
Grenoble
Posite
Carnegie Hall
56Th Street
7Th Avenue
New York City
Central Park
Grand Central
Pennsylvania R. A
Geo
W. O'Hare, Mer
Lactic Ferments touted to boost longevity and aid digestion
Bulgarians noted for many centenarians inspired scientists. Lactic ferments from Paris Pasteur Institute help prevent bowels putrefaction and related ills. Huxley’s Lactic Ferments sold as tablets or sour milk powder to aid digestion and delay decay. E Fougera & Co advertises 50 cent price and New York address.
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Paris Pasteur Institute
Huxley
E. Fougera & Co. Inc
Beekman Sg
New York
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Skate
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Iecurity Ldg
Idgeport
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Main ST
BURNS
Buller Typewriter
W. D. Cook & Son
Water Street
Mpachinista. Saver
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Ron Bome
Boer
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Wilmot & Reynolds
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