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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1937

Page

13

The Silver Rood Mystery Chapter XLII Suspicion Grows

In a tense night scene Mason lies gravely injured as Dr Sutton monitors him. Professor Lardeau suspects Mason, while Davison and Sergeant Harper uncover the silver rood’s link to Brauman’s hanging and plot to expose the killer. Foxcroft frets over Griswold.

Davison Lardeau Mason Sutton Dave David Sally Russel Montieth House Professor Lardeau Sergeant Harper Foxcroft Harper Montieth Wally Foxcroft Brauman Harley Mr. Montieth

Mystery of the Silver Knife Drives The Lutzmann Plot

In a tense parlor discussion the theory emerges that mason is Fritz Lutzmann the Zurich silversmith seeking vengeance for his wife theft. The group considers a staged knife, a missing painting, and a garden party theft that could link Lutzmann to Montieth’s murder.

Foxcroft Mason Fritz Lutzmann Lutzmann Zurich Harley Mr. Foxcroft Harper Lardeau America Nola Davison Montieth Library Wally Montieth

Parachute Saves Aviation Lives After War Adoption

Since the air corps made parachutes standard in the war’s final days, more than 750 air corps members have been forced to bail out to save their lives.

Air Corps

Notice of Appointment of Administratrices 14217 Linn County Iowa

Notice is hereby given that on January 9 1937 the undersigned were appointed as Administratrices of the estate of John Franklin Patterson late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All persons indebted to said estate must pay promptly and those with claims must file them in the office of the Clerk of the Linn County Iowa District Court. Sarah Patterson Ada Patterson Chas Penningroth Attorney.

Linn County John Franklin Patterson Yowa Iowa District Court Sarah Patterson Ada Patterson Chas. Penningroth Hari Tonne Linn County Frank 8 House Iowa

Gift Dogs Warn Readers by Terhune

An essay urges caution when offered dogs as gifts, recounting two incidents where gifted animals had dangerous histories. The author advises verifying a dog’s past and motives before accepting such presents. A marriage notice follows: Miss Helen Plaggmann to Milford Hartz in February in Blairstown.

Conroy Helen Plagmann California Milford Hartz Blairstown

No Poisonous Snake Strike Distances Reported

A federal biological survey report states that no poisonous snake can strike beyond half to three fourths of its body length, clarifying common misconstructions about venomous bites.

Federal Bureau of Biological Survey

Astrological Forecast Promises Major Plans And Caution

A day of far reaching events is forecast from planetary aspects with accelerated finances and risks from speculative ventures. The period favors ambitious projects with support from influential figures but advises caution with strangers. Those whose birthday it is are mentioned.

Cusp of Opportunity Warns of New Ventures and Risks

On the threshold of a year of opportunities the piece warns to be cautious with strangers and untried enterprises while noting sound projects may flourish with powerful influences. A child born today may be efficient adventurous ambitious and reach great heights and travel far.

Just Folks and Notices in a 1937 Linn County Column

A mixed item presents Edgar A Guest poem lines about a silk hat then shifts to a legal notice of appointment of administrator in Linn County Iowa. The notice names Gerald H. House, Dale O. Stentz as attorney, dated January 1937, requesting debt payment and filing of claims in Linn County District Court.

Double-Quick Cough Relief Syrup from Pine Remedy

A vintage home remedy claims a pint of cough syrup made from sugar water and Pine extract offers faster relief than store medicines. It soothes throat membranes, loosens phlegm, and clears air passages with a homemade preparation and a money-back guarantee if unsatisfied.

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