Mystery at the Lodge Continues With Disappearing Carroway
In the Whirlpool of a missing man and looming danger Greenough suspects the narrator as tension rises at the remote lodge. Halliday reports Carroway’s empty boat found offshore while a knife, a red lamp, and eerie whispers fan fear as residents fear a hidden killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenough
Carroway
Bob
Halliday
Dory
Morrison
Edith
Jane
Herielf
Skipper
Starr
Apo
Thomas
Jack
Ime
Carreway
Peter Geiss
Bob Curraway
Psychic Porters Uncover Spirit Clues At Twin Hollows
In William A Porter’s journal a mysterious death at Twin Hollows unsettles the English professor family. Jane the psychic wife claims Horace Porter attended his class posthumously via psychic photography. A cabalic sign taunts investigators as Greenough the detective noses a hidden danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Porter
Horace Porter
Twin Hollows
Jane
Horace
Cameron
Edith
Porters
Hellions
Warren Halliday
Smith
Sheen
Greenough
Porter
Bethel
Gordon
Genius of Holbein Recognized by King Henry VIII
The celebrated painter Hans Holbein earned favor with King Henry VIII who paid him two hundred florins annually. A disputed visit led Holbein to threaten an intruder, prompting the king to intervene. The nobleman demanded vengeance, but Henry warned that harm to Holbein would rebound on him tenfold and that even seven lords could not replace Holbein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
Greenough
Gordon
Bethel
Annie Cochran
Mr. Gethel
Hans Holbein
England
Henry VIII
Holbein
Henry
Reasons to Breathe Through the Nose
The text lists why nose breathing is preferable to mouth breathing. It cites warming and moisturizing the air, filtering dust and germs, and notes nose breathing can aid chest suction to draw blood and air to the lungs, supporting heart function and quicker recovery.
Watercress Added to Doctor-Recommended Diet
University of London researchers Dr Katherine H Coward and P Eggleton report watercress as a rich source of growth vitamin and scurvy-preventing vitamin C. The greens also contain small amounts of vitamin D and show seasonal variation, being more effective for growth in spring and summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine H. Coward
P. Eggleton
University of London
Changes in Harp From Quadrangular to Triangular
An Irish harp was once quad rangular but shifted to a triangular shape as a present. The note reflects a design evolution in traditional instrument making and gift practices.
Hare Evidently Had Good Ear for Music
The tale from Exeter about five Cheshire choristers on the Mersey banks. A hare paused twenty yards away to listen to an anthem, then returned to the wood as the singing resumed and listened in delight until it ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeg
Gordon
Erance
R. Eastcote
Exeter
Enghand
Mersey
Cheshire
Conversation Fragments On First And Second Ladies
Fragmentary dialogue notes reference a cough illness and a father dying of throat trouble. The remarks imply contrasting fates between the first and second ladies with an abrupt ending.
Vianist-Well and a Children's Plea for Candy
A dialogue about generosity and small favors. Betty asks for chocolate while a childlike vendor promotes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry use. The text contemplates happiness from wealth and reflects on affection and gender roles in a dated tone.
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Faby
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Mary Roberts Rinehart
George H. Doran
WIU Service
Germany
Carrowaysé
Walliquy
Bonn
June
Mr. Bethel
Uncle Horace
Annie
Marth
Chick
Bud
Curley
Riggs
Rentearet Rent Ea Escent
Mesa
Silas Sess
Champion
Champion Shark
Toledo
Ohio
Belle City
Belle City Manufacturing CO
Racine
Wisconsin
S. B. Hardwick
P. O. Box
Bertrand, Mo
Supreme Products Co
W. Randolph
Chit
Hare
Vianist
Betty
Allen
le Roy
Hanford
Greater St. Louis Lab
N.kingshway
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