Arctic murder plot and the flying man Cayley
Jeanne Fielding defends Philip Cayley amid accusations of murder connected to a wrecked whaler and a gold ledge. Cayley, a winged aviator, discovers a left handed spear stick and uncovers a conspiratorial party led by Roscoe. Jeanne and Fanshaw pursue truth as Cayley risks his life in the Arctic chase for justice.
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Philip
Cayley
Lieut
Perry Huniter
Arctic
Jeanne Fielding
Melding
Jeanne
Pianck
Roscoe
Fielding
Roe
Rose Lans
Anne
Fanshaw
Tom Fanshaw
Philip Cayley
Mr. Fanshaw
Tom
Hunter
Mr. Cayley
Jerry
Moonlit Iceberg Mystery Deepens Aboard Yacht
On a remote ice field the yacht crew plans a shore relief after a flying man’s tale sparks doubt. Tom Fanshaw and Jeanne share a tense moment on deck as silence grows and questions linger about survivors and the Fielding expedition.
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Mr. Fanshaw
Warner
Mr. Scales
Philip Cayley
Fielding
St. Michaels
Tom Fanshaw
Jeanne
Tom
Love and danger aboard ship end in a brutal assault
Tom Fanshaw confesses buried love to Jeanne aboard a voyage and asks to marry. She recoils as he reveals his feelings and the couple drift apart. Later, Tom encounters a monstrous intruder and is knocked unconscious, leaving Jeanne and danger unresolved.
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Jerry
Tom
Cayley
Jeanne
San Francisco
Bhai
Companisonway
Tom Fanshaw
The Rosewood Box Opens on a Fog Shrouded Beach
In a storm of emotion Tom Fanshaw’s confession unsettles the heroine’s life. She flees to a boat and lands on a fog bound Arctic beach where a candle lights a bunk room and a conspicuous brass bound rosewood box sits atop a bed, suggesting a hidden clue in the yacht tale.
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Arctic
Scales
Two Collar Dilemma in Washington Heights Dog Sale
A Washington Heights man buys a large dog and is advised to use two collars. The dog’s neck is so big and strong that one collar cannot restrain him, so the dealer suggests tying the second collar to the back one to prevent escape.
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Washington Heights