Death on the Boardwalk Folsom Murder Mystery Continues
In Ocean Town New Jersey Garrett Folsom is stabbed to death in the water near the boardwalk. An Oriental dagger and a scarab are linked to the weapon. Anastasia Folsom arrives to take charge and vows to uncover the killer, as inquest findings name an unknown hand.
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Garrett Folsom
Ocean Town
N. J
Maijusaca
Folsom
Roger Neville
Helen Barnaby
Carmelita Valdon
Ned Barron
Copper King
Ross
Barron
Anastasia Folsom
Croydon Sears
Robin Sears
Robin
Hubbard
Garret Folsom
Jepson
Chicago
Mrs Folsom presses hotel manager for help in murder quest
In 1927 Carolyn Wells style, Miss Folsom storms into Manager Pelham’s hotel suite and demands aid to uncover who killed her brother. She threatens the hotel and insists on secrecy while enlisting Titus Riggs as an amateur detective. Pelham consents to quiet cooperation as the tale unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelham
Dixon
Miss Folsom
Titus Riggs
Agriculture not as bad as McNary Haugen critics claim
The piece argues agriculture is fundamentally sound despite low prices. It cites war time expansion, postwar readjustment, and rising land values from 1890 to 1925 as factors shaping prices. It warns against judging the sector by short term trends and notes inflated land values distort farm earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNary-Haugen
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Boies
Iowa
Reform Club of
New York
State lands offered for eastern game preserve
The Enterprise Bureau reports a request to use 725 acres in Halifax County along the Roanoke River for an eastern game preserve. Charlotte Bagging Co secretary Burton Smith says neighbor W M Hancock will merge adjoining land, totaling 2000 to 2500 acres, to be turned over to the state for five years or longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
J. E. Burleson
Wade H. Phillips
Department of Conservation
Burton H. Smith
Charlotte Bagging Company
Charlotte
Halifax County
Roanoke River
Kehokee
Cherry's mink coat saga drives Faith to brink of media glare
Faith Lane confronts sensational press coverage as Cherry Lane Wiley's scandal resurfaces. Peggy Brainerd poses in Cherry's mink coat while reporters pressure Faith to cash in on Cherry's troubles. Faith, torn between helping starving kin and preserving Cherry's dignity, rejects exploitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry
Trousseau
Faith
Peggy Brainerd
Chicago
Frankel
Cherry Lane Wiley
United States
Ralph Cluny
Miss Brainerd
the Express
Golfer Grahame undertakes cross country golf trek
Mobile Alabama golfer Doc Grahame begins a 3000 mile cross country tour driving a golf ball ahead of him. He estimates his score will reach about 1 500 000 as he travels toward the Pacific coast with a trophy shown in the photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Grahame
Mobile
Ala
Pacific Coast
Grahame
Textile markets show steady wholesale demand and price firming
Production in cotton goods remains strong while wholesale and consumer channels expand. Unfinished lines firm with small gains in finished goods as mills seek wider profit margins. Demand rises in midwestern centers for cotton duck and automobile materials, with overtime finishing to meet deferred orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teatile Goods
New York
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Carolyn Wells
NRA Service Inc
Riggs
Moist
National City Bank of New York
Canada
Australia
India
Argentina
Russia
the Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Coolidge
J. Butler Wright
Hungary
Leland Harrison
Kelloge
Sweden
Beancis White
Mahse
Paith
Iage
NEA Service, Inc
U.S
Havana
San Rafael and
Industria
Roof Garden
Vera Janova
Hotel Imperial
Harry Hottman
Liuality Shoe Ettore
Bonnie Betty Beauty Shoppe
Nestle Circuline Permanents
Sivco
Pinger Wave
Cecil’s Drug Store
Meredith Motor Co
Carolina Motor Club
General Auto
Cadillac, Franklin and Nash
Hudson-Essex
Guy and
Lyn Meredith
Hart Drug Company
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