Mystery of the Yellow Room Unravels at French Castle
Reporter Rouletabille investigates a locked room mystery in a ruined French castle. A young woman is attacked in the yellow room despite barred doors and windows. He examines the lab, furnace, windows, and attic as the killer remains elusive.
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Professor Stangerson
Daughter
France
Man
Joseph Routabille
Girl
Rouletabille
John Harris
William Harris
Iowa
Jefferson County
Drew Harris
Jefferson Harris
Township Seventy-two
Range
State of
Charles Harris
Jefferson Ilarris
Fairfield
Rouletabille Questions Window Exit After Crime
In Chapter VI continued Rouletabille inspects the open window and closed shutters. Daddy Jacques confirms the shutters were fastened from inside and the killer did not escape that route. Blood stains on the outside stones are noted but blood type is unknown.
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Daddy Jacques
Monsieur
Mensur
Mademoiselle
Mille
Stangerson
Rouletabille
Rouletbille
Footmark clues and a scorched note at the crime scene
Rouletabille Inspects moist ground and tiles while Daddy Jacques disputes footprints. A scorched fragment reading Presbytery lost nothing charm nor the war its brightness is recovered from a crucible hints at the crime’s strange symbolism as Darzac guards the mysterious note.
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M. Darzac
Stangerson
Rouletabille
Sorbonne
Daddy Jacques
Rouletabille Probes Yellow Room in Murder Mystery
In a dim chamber the detective Rouletabille, with Daddy Jacques as guide, examines blood marks and a door lock to deduce how the crime occurred. He crawls under the bed and tests mattress remains while considering hidden escape possibilities and the killer’s height and movements.
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Mademoiselle
Rouletabille
Daddy Jacques
Roulembille
M. Jacques
Mlle. Stangerson
Flere
M. Stangerson
Monsieur
Printed programmes boost grange attendance and interest
A grange lecturer reports that distributing printed programmes has increased interest in the work and has doubled attendance, emphasizing the impact of the materials on participation.
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Grange
Kidney and Liver Pills Claim Cure for Kidney Disease
A testimonial advert claims Dr. A W Chase's Kidney and Liver Pills can cure kidney disease by acting on liver and bowels. It cites a Wisconsin man whose back pain and urinary sediment disappeared after taking the pills and mentions 25 cents per box sold by dealers and Thoma's Pharmacy in Fairfield Town.
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A. W. Chase
W. H. Cook
Lodi
Wis
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Thoma
Fairfield Town
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