The Silver Roop Mystery Unfolds at Montieth Estate
Writer-narrator Steven son follows a tangled case at the Montieth home where Gerard Montieth is murdered over a will change. Nola Morin and Wilbur Fellows plot blackmail tied to a missing Van Dyck painting and a hidden blade weapon. Howard Griswold returns as police pursue leads and questions deepen.
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Gerard Montieth
Mary
David Forrest
Forrest Place
Montieth
Howard Griswold
Montieth Library
van Dyck
Ideau
Brauman
Harlan Stevenson
Nola Morin
Stevenson
Nola
Qver
Mr. Stevenson
Oliver
Will
New York
Fellows
Stager’s
Velvet
Miss Morin
Morin
Mary Montieth
Wilbur Fellows
Hutton
Air Mail
Peter Brannman
Griswold
Kingsbury
Wally
Mr. Foxcroft
Harper
The King Goes By Through The Palace Gate
A poem recalls the king riding past a grateful crowd with Harry and Kate by the gate. The speaker notes the public joy but argues the sovereign cannot share ordinary waits, money worries, or the thrill of a simple glimpse. The king remains the central event and memory.
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Harry
Kate
Exploring Mind and Society in a 1936 Editorial Fragment
This piece presents Q and A style excerpts on jay walking, egotism, and divorce laws. It cites Collier's Weekly and Webster on jay walking, notes Chicago Lincoln Park pedestrian safety, discusses ego and downfall, and pokes fun at divorce and fishing license delays with a Nevada statistic. Copyright 1936.
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Collier’s Weekly
Lincoln Park
Chicago
Collier’s
Aes oe year is nearly six million miles
The fragment notes a distance figure of nearly six million miles linked to a time reference Aes oe year.
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Lewis Allen Browne
Armstrong
Edgar A. Guest
the King
Ark
Oliday
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks
Armstrong’s Brand New Girls’ Shop
Coats
Lues
Peas
Jay Walkers
Nevada
U. S
Stor
Melton
Armstrong’s
Wesley Kopecky
Mer
Men’s Tailor Shop
Robert Stenzit
August Sila