The Kennel Murder Case Continues at Coe House
Crime expert Philo Vance probes the Archer Coe death in New York. While Grassi is stabbed and a dog owner eludes detection, Vance tracks a wounded terrier to identify ownership. A kennel-trimming suspect, William Prentice, emerges as a key link as Vance pursues dog-show judges for ownership clues.
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Philo Vance
Archer Coe
Markham
Coe
Wrede
Signor Grassi
Vance
Doremus
Brisbane Coe
Archer
Chicago
Liang
Brisbane
Grassi
Heft
William Prentice
George Wimberly
Jimmy McNab
Eliery Burke
Steve Parton
Wimberly
Boston
McNab
Long Island
Burke
Parton
New York
Prentizo
Mr. Prentice
Haworth
N. J
Vale
Prentice
American Kennel Club
Marguerite Kirmse
Karl B. Smith
Edwin Megargee
William MacBain
Morgan Stinemetz
Robert D. Hartshorne
Van
Hartshorne
MacBain
Karl Smith
Megargee
Marguerite Kirmie Cole
Mr. Stinemetz
New England
South
Coa
Slip That Fits the Figure Pattern 1687
This sewing pattern promises a wrap around slip that crosses to the back, adjustable and fit for changing figures. It highlights wash satin crepe or rayon, available sizes 34 to 44, with illustrated instructions and a 15 cent pattern price sent to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept in New York City.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Dagger Bloodstain Deepens Coe House Mystery
In Chapter VIII, the dagger lies on the library table with undried blood, hinting it as the weapon used on Grasiel. Vance and Markham discuss motives and consistency of the stabbing, while Heath presses for answers from Detective Sullivan and Burke about who entered or disrupted Archer Coe’s room that night.
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Heath
Burke
Miss Lake
Mr. Grassi
Gamble
Vance
Markham
Liang
Lisng
Ta Tao Huei
Mr. Liang
Signor Grassi
Grasel
Grassi
Archer
Brisbane Coe
Cerberus
Doughty
Archer Coe
Coe House
Mr Vance
Sullivan
Coe
Tective Burke
Vance Tracks a Dog Clue for a Missing Owner
Early, Vance and Markham discuss tracing the dog’s ownership to identify a suspect. Vance notes the show circuit reveals recententries around New York, focusing on puppy and novice classes for a young Scotch terrier bitch. The plan prioritizes ownership history over other leads.
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Vance
Van
Markham
Doctor
Scottie
New York
Syracuse
Cornwall
Camden
Westbury
Englewood
Coast Guard Duties Across the Service in Brief
The daily routine of Coast Guard personnel spans assisting distressed vessels and saving lives and property, removing wrecks and hazards, conducting North Atlantic ice patrols, aiding deep sea fisheries, protecting customs revenue, preventing smuggling, serving as navy support in war, suppressing mutinies on merchant ships, protecting Alaskan fisheries, enforcing maritime laws, handling immigration quarantine, neutrality, and ceremonial regattas.
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Coast Guard
North Atlantic Ocean
Alaska
Confederate White House becomes Richmond Confederate museum
The Confederate White House in Richmond Virginia is now a Confederate museum with a memorial room for each Confederate state.
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White House
White House of the Confederacy
Richmond
Snoop Truth and Slink Might Be Stranger Than Fiction
Pathfinder Magazine notes that truth and fiction blur as strange ideas appear rarer than imagined. The column ponders how reality can exceed fiction in curious ways.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Camel's Hump Tale From Noah's Ark Joke
A playful exchange recounts how the camel supposedly gained its hump after lagging at Noah's ark. The line set a humorous origin for the camel's distinctive feature.
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Noah
Do You Enjoy Politics Question Sparks Sardonic Exchange
In a candid exchange Miss Cayenne notes a shift in attitude toward politics. She recalls a time when women could mock men in public, while now seriousness seems required. The remark highlights gendered perceptions and social expectations of political engagement.
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Miss Cayenne
Two of a Kind line exchange in play orColumn
A brief dialogue exchange conveys a character admitting folly in marriage as one says I was a fool when I married you and the other concedes being infatuated at the time, failing to notice it.
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