Mystery of the Yellow Room Unfolds Midnight Assault
A midnight attempt to murder Mile Stangerson, daughter of Professor Stangerson, shocks a pavilion near his laboratory. A revolver is found, Mile is wounded but the attacker escapes, and reporter-detective Rouletabine is introduced as a key figure through narrator Saintclair.
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Profetaor Stangerson
Phatean Wirtel
Jaques
Merten
Jacques
Angenony
Rey Luda
Joseph Rouletabine
M Satnelair
Howlett
Vas
Mile Atankerson
Sainclair
Mo Parzac
Mile
Stangerson
Rouletabille
Chateau
A Shadowlike Escape in the Yellow Room Mystery
Rouletabille and the examining magistrate discuss the yellow room case on a train to Grandier. Evidence points to a stealthy escape via a vestibule window while the blinds remained fastened, with debate over the weapon and hair, as Mile. Stangerson battles injury and a looming verdict.
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M. de Marquet
Roujetabille
M. Maleine
M. ‘Castigat Ridondo
Epoque
Rouletabille
Monsireur
Chateau du Grandier
M. Rouletabille
Monsieur
Questions of the Week and Enigmas in Early Pages
Questions of the Week prompt readers to compare light in poetry and daily life and poses geography and wordplay puzzles. The page mixes verse, riddles, an “Enigmatical Authors” section, and a Nebraska note about Aunt Dorothy, with references to professors and light as a central motif.
Prize Puzzle Answers and Notable Contributors Listed
Readers are invited to submit the best list of authors answering No 780 within five days. Previous prize winner L G Davis Elizabeth is noted for No 762. The page also lists numerous contributors and puzzle answers across various clues including words, names, and classic quotations.
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L. G. Davis
Elizabeth
Brain Exercise Puzzle Teases with Season Word
The Journal presents a daily brain teaser titled Puzzle Sum. Readers fill blanks with the word SEASON to reveal three lines about a jolly season, a rough season, and a heavy season, all forming a playful refrain.
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Esterdays
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Widow and widower marry in Scotland with a curious present request
A widower proposed to a widow whose husband had died recently and was accepted. To celebrate, the widow’s daughter was asked what she would like as a present. She replied that she wanted nothing until pressed, then said, If you want to spend all you might put up a hel dstrong to my father.
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Grandier
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the Grandier
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Milo, Srangerson
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Mile
Krangerson
Rouletabilie
Stangerson
Roulemabilie
Daddy Jacques
M. Stangere
Epinay-sur-Orge
Chateau du Grandier
Rowersville
Milo, Stangerson
Scotland
London Telegraph
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