Dead Man Walked Upstairs In Murder Case
Vance and colleagues piece together the Coe domicile killings. Liang the Chinese servant recalls guarding the house and spotting Wrede, while Vance theorizes Archer Coe died of internal hemorrhage and walked upstairs dead, complicating Brisbane and Wrede’s alibis. The final unraveling hinges on a hidden history of betrayal, jealousy, and a double murder plot.
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Vance
Archer
Liang
Markham
Curi
Archer Coe
Geneva
Luigi Luccheni
Luccheni
Europe
Brisbane
Coe Domicile
Wrede
Hilda Lake
Chicago
Cee
Plac
Sun Bonnet quilt charm from Grandmother Clark
Charming Sun Bonnet quilt pattern offered by Home Craft Co. includes six 18 inch blocks stamped for applique and embroidery. Send 15 cents for one block or 73 cents postpaid for all six with a sample quilt picture. address Dept. D at Nineteenth and St. Louis Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Include a stamped return envelope.
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Home Craft Co. Dept. D
Nineteenth and
St. Louis Avenue
St. Louis
Startling Truth Unearthed In Vance Mystery
Vance informs Hilda Lake in the library that Wrede is dead and may have murdered her uncles and menaced Grassi. Hilda remains cool, noting it is no great loss to the world as the chapter reveals new suspicions.
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Archer
Vance
Miss Lake
Uncle Brisbane
Hilda Lake
Mr. Grassi
Wrede
Brisbane
Markham
Heath
Uncle Archer
Liang
Gamble
Grassi
Three-eyed reptile fossils hint at stalked eye evolution
South African Karroo formations yield reptiles with a fossil socket for a third eye. Some specimens show an upward facing eye, while others preserve a stalked eye that could rotate. Experts argue such eyes offered edge against predators and may explain why such eyes vanished in evolution.
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E. C. N. van Hoepen
National Museum of Bloemfontein
Australia
Baltimore Sun
van Hoegen
Aging leather accelerated by heated gas chamber method
Scientists at the United States Department of Agriculture have devised a process to age leather in a heated chamber with gases, achieving in three to six months the aging effects that natural exposure would produce over years. The work aims to advance new tanning techniques.
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United States Department of Agricultural
Maritime Nation Births Reach Thousands Worldwide
Nearly 6,000 people in Great Britain were born at sea, including about 1,200 residents of London. The report notes a growing trend of births occurring aboard ships, highlighting the maritime nation’s unique demographic pattern.
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Great Britain
London
Housewife's Idea Box To Remove Lettering From Sacks
A Housewife column offers a tip to reuse sacks from sugar and flour by removing lettering and color. Moisten sacks with kerosene, let stand briefly, wash, and dry. The result is tea cloths or other usable items with the lettering erased.
Household Hint for Keeping Food Hot Later
Advice suggests placing hot food in a closely covered dish and keeping it in a basin of hot water near boiling point to maintain warmth for late arrivals. This method emphasizes gentle heat and covered containment to preserve moisture and temperature.
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Mr. Wrede
By S. S. van Dine
Clark
Maritime
Housewife's Idea
the Housewife
Public Ledger, Inc
WWNU
Ae Golfers Paradise
Biloxi
Gulf Coast
Mississipp
Vialaaa
Hae Elisa
Ent
Stewart- Sharsley
Forsyth St
Jacksonville
Frs
WIU
Ixhmam Humbolde
SANS
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