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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1936
Page
5
An author notes science informs rights in society and morals. It cites George Jean Nathan on why actors seek big salaries and publicity, and an architect warns against multitasking electrical tools, with a dangerous anecdote about a vacuum and a telephone.
A reader service announcement promotes a booklet How to Improve Your Memory by Dr Henry Link. The tract claims modern science supports memory rules and provides methods to remember names dates lessons and books. Requests 16 cents plus SASE via Dr Albert E Wiggam care this newspaper for MEMORY.
A tense narrative follows a narrator creeping through a dark mansion to uncover a prowler while a magazine sidebar discusses electrical safety and a quiz on gender differences in problem solving. The setting merges suspense with a period puzzle and cautious commentary on logic and environment.
Larry warns Bob Sutton faces danger and hints a sinister pattern behind the murders. Bob is told to spy, carry a gun, and follow new leads in a vacant house near the Brians while Julian probes Peter's office at night.
Bob Holbrook and his brother Larry probe Alexander Brians death in a mansion where Miss Hunt and Peter Brians are among the victims. Peter is killed after midnight with a blade, while alibis hold for the cook Cora the maid Jean and others as a prowler linked to a painting reappears in the hall.
A flank steak is seasoned and halved with stuffing, then covered with a second slice and secured. It is dusted with flour and spices, topped with butter, and baked with water, then simmered with basting. A gelatin glaze and citrus accents follow with whipped cream and macaroons.
Officials warn about deadly carbon monoxide exposure as exhaust fumes are linked to recent fatalities. Authorities urge homeowners to install detectors and ensure proper ventilation to prevent poisonings.
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