The House of Airlie Ghost Story Haunts Cortachy and a Drum
A fragmentary tale recounts a Drum-boy of Airlie haunting Cortachy with a cursed drum. A drummer’s vow of vengeance precedes mysterious deaths in the 18th century estate story. The drum’s last note is linked to a family tragedy at Airlie Castle.
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Airlie
Cor
Bachy Casati
Aire
Jair Altingre
Countess of Alp
Moving a Wireless Set and Bookcase Causes Delays
A narrator plans a quick move of a 26 model wireless set and a heavy bookcase. He labels nine plugs to avoid miswiring and spends extra time repositioning the cabinet, books, and china, with delays from Edith’s placement choices and Robinson’s leveling efforts.
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Atria Earth
Met
Edith
Robinson
Salt Improves Road Safety with Salted Surfaces
Salt is used on main Ithaca roads to create a smooth solid surface by mixing with road layers and rolling. It cuts costs versus asphalt and improves night visibility, aiding high speed safety. the piece notes Sir Malcolm Campbell's land speed record on salt deserts.
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Ithaca
USA
Malcolm Campbell
Vat Nonsense Father Son Riddle In Boarding House
A humorous dialogue features a boy asking for a five-letter snake name and a doctor jokingly labeling it a handkerchief. The patient mentions starting the day with warm water and being served tea at their boarding house, revealing light banter.
Sugar in Shoes and Curious Health Clues
Report notes that uric acid in shoe leather signals gout or rheumatism, while diabetic feet can shed sugars in footwear. Lab tests on boot pairs reveal these traces as potential health indicators for detectives. A street interview adds a steeplejack quip about danger from pedestrians.
Books, Aerial Woes and a Missing Postcard
Narrator fixes a chaotic bookcase and reassembles an aerial wired through a window while Edith, Robin, and Robinson clash over the project. A postcard with numbers vanished and later revealed scorched behind the bookcase completes the odd domestic scene as Baby nibbles the dog’s biscuit.
Arnold's balsam cough mixture described and praised
An excerpt extols Arnold's balsam cough mixture for its extraction of balsamic properties from plants and herbs. It asserts medical approval from eminent doctors and notes its suitability at any stage of chest affliction.
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Arnold
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