Mystery of the Medusa unfolds in Wentzel laboratory
In a cluttered city scene, Motherwell taunts clues across labs and jewelers. A missing onyx paperweight and a Medusa artifact drive pursuit from Wentzel’s office to Glaenzer’s home. Coggeshall, Mrs Gray, and a seasoned chemist’s aide fuel theories as the case tightens.
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Misa Fleshman
Wentzel
Bill
P. Wentzel
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Motherwell
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Gost
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Columbia
Masa Laboratory
Jersey
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White
Missing Wife Mystery Drives Private Investigator Tale
Aaron Ginenzer hires private eye Motherwell to locate Crandall White’s young wife who vanished. A note warns not to alert police while hinting she aims to return. The case unravels as clues point to a coveted jewel and mysterious motives.
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Iron Age Relics Unearth Grave Near Schonbeck
Antiquarians report Iron Age findings near Schonbeck by Danzig. A stone lined grave dating 800–700 B.C. yielded urns, one carved with a face and an earring. Nearby digs uncovered incinerated bones, beads, and possible links to early Prussian language questions. Also notes extreme winter cold in NE Siberia, termed the cold pole, with Siberian records.
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Howe
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Parta
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Jesus the Giver of Life in Lazarus Story
Fragment from a lesson text on John 11 centering on Jesus as the resurrection and the life. It traces Lazarus’s illness and death, Jesus delayed response, his arrival at Bethany, conversations with Martha and Mary, Jesus weeping, the miracle of Lazarus, and the resulting belief and opposition, with emphasis on faith in Christ as life.
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soBue
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Teo
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Christ
Father
Lazarua
Rome
Fragmentary Gleanings on Salvation and Fame
Disjointed lines discuss worldly fame, judgment, and salvation with a note that no one controls heaven's gate. Mentions Christ as security and reflects on understanding resentment. Obscure, partial text suggests religious meditations from a historical column.
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