Mystery of the Yellow Room Unfolds in Paris Case
The Yellow Room mystery unsettles Paris as journalist Rouletabille seeks the truth behind an apparent locked-room attack on Mile Stangerson. Detective Larsan suspects Darzac, while Rouletabille and Mlle Stangerson know a concealed suspect links the crime to a wider intrigue at the chateau. The chase intensifies as clues surface and an unseen participant edges into the case.
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Paris
Mre
Stangerson
Jacques
Mile
Mfe
Joseph Rouletabille
Epoqre
Frederic Larsan
Larsan
Robert Darzac
Darzac
Rouletabille
Mille
Stangersons
Arthur Rance
Stingersons
Chateau
Roulefabille
Milo
Stangerson Chateau
Bernier
Rance
Donjon
Daddy Bernier
Frederic Larson
Mathieu
Frederico Larsan
Daddy Jacques
Double Scent Chapter Ends With Mysterious Phantom
Chapter XXIII continues The Double Scent as a speaker denies knowledge, insisting the scene changed when rain began. He claims he turned away and cannot recall what happened to the black phantom afterward, leaving the fate unresolved.
Murdered in Dreams At The Stangerson Estate
Mademoiselle Stangerson survives a second knife attack but suffers mental decline from the ordeal. Darzac arrives in distress as Rouletabille and the narrator witness the event from the gallery. The keeper’s death haunts the chateau and the family fate, with guilt and fear mounting beneath the surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Darzac
Chateau
Savings Push by Strong Company Proves Ambition Then Wealth
A home for savings advertisement urges readers to start with one dollar and build a surplus with a capital of one million and a surplus of four hundred seventy five thousand. The text blends finance pitch with narrative excerpts referencing Hôtel de Saint Margot style intrigue and a crime mystery scene featuring Rouletabille, Mademoiselle Stangerson, and Darzac as the plot advances toward an ongoing examination.
Vacation By Think Vacation By Think
A compact guide urges taking a personal break from work rituals. It encourages setting aside a month or so, inviting others to join, and adopting a vacation mindset with true leisure. Activities like singing or painting are suggested to celebrate nature and personal pleasure.
Wisconin river tugs likened to coeds on State street
In a witty Wisconsin Sphinx exchange, Biggs first asks why tugs on the Wisconsin river resemble co-eds strolling State street. Muggs replies with a pun that some toes turn out while others turn in, finishing the quip with playful rhythm.
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Biggs
Wisconsin River
State Street
Wisconsin
Rich versus thrifty wife debate stirs readers
A Democratic Telegraph quip contrasts desires for a rich liberal wife with a poor young man who calls himself thrifty. The brief remark reflects social attitudes on marriage and financial standards in contemporary discourse.
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Democratic Telegraph
Grand O'Hara Stars In Seasonal Vaudeville Bill
Irish tenor Grand O'Hara headlines a strong vaudeville show at the Grand opera house featuring Captain Barry Irish Rose Nora Mc Namara and Miss Charlotte Parry in seven roles. Acts include John World and Mindell Kingston, Herbert and Willing, Ed Norton and Agnes Mahr with Flora Mahr and the Blessing duo. The program closes with picture series On the Zambbesi and What Three Little Tots Saw in the Land of Nod and notes a new weekly musical comedy in the airdome after Wonderland’s Monday debut.
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Grandme O’hara
Grand Opera House
Barry
O’hara
Nora McNamara
Charlotte Parry
Comstock
Miss Parry
John World
Mindell Kingston
Herbert
Willing
Ed Norton
Tommy Atkins
Agnes Mahr
Flora Mahr
Blessing
Mme Blessing
Banks-Breaseal
Zambbesi
Land of
Nod
Majestic vaudeville bill delights with varied acts
Dian, ex Lew Dock stader’s Minstrels, headlines with a 20 minute plus showing each day, singing and jokes. Alferetta the American aerial queen performs daintily. Cartoonist Joe Marsh from the New York Journal adds amusing talk and a closing rapid drawing. Julia Romaine and company present a comedy playlet as illustrated songs and motion pictures round out the bill for audience value.
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Dian
Lew Dockstader
Minstrels
the Majestic
Alferetta
Joe Marsh
New York Journal
Julia Romaine and Company
Wonderland Auto Race Opens With Realistic Airdome Scene
In the musical comedy A Racing Romance at the Airdome the nightly Wonderland automobile race closes the act with two touring cars speeding past a rapidly shifting panorama. Electric delays cleared by Manager Wicks enhance the illusion, marking a stronger performance than opening night. Realms is added to the auto race.
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Airdome
Wonderland
Wicks
Realms
Ransoms Shine on New Gayety Vaudeville Bill
The two Ransoms Byrle and Margaret earned a big hit at the New Gayety last night. Miss Ransom is a petite soubrette and Ran som shows one of the cleverest dances the Gayety has had. The hypnotic illusion act by Kitzhugh Lee and company draws praise and George Lawrence Peltier does well in illustrated songs. The afterpiece by the Gayety stock company scores a hit, spoofing recent Night Riders raids. Colored amateurs perform Wednesday, white amateurs Friday, and Saturday matinees feature kid amateurs with young children as performers on select nights.
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Ransoms
Byrle
Margaret
Tkansoms
Miss Ransom
Ransom
Kitzhugh Lee
George Lawrence Peltier
Gayety Stock Company
Cardus Woman's Tonic Promoted as Strength Builder
An advertisement urges worn women to try Cardus, claiming it builds strength and steadies nerves. It touts half a century of use by thousands of women and promises specific benefits for common ailments. Included is a testimonial from Mrs. Charles Bragg of Sweetser, Indiana.
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Cardus
Charles Bragg
Sweetser
Ind
Cardui
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