The Mystery of the Yellow Room Synopsis
Paris trembles at a failed assassination of Mlle Stangerson in a locked room. Reporter Rouletabille investigates with detective Larsan, suspect Darzac, and a silent secret tied to a mysterious assailant. A second attack ends with Darzac jailed while Rouletabille bounds to reveal the killer's name.
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Paris
Mre. Stangerson
Jacques
Mlle. Stangerson
Joseph Rouletabille
Epoque
Frederic Larsan
Largan
Robert Darzac
Mile
Stangerson
Darzac
Rouletabille
Rouletabile
Chateau
Stangersons
Arthur Rance
Milo
Stangerson Chateau
Larsan
Bernier
Larson
Rouw Letabille
Rouletabille Names Larsan as Murderer in Court
In a tense courtroom spectacle, Rouletabille asserts Frederic Larsan as the killer, reveals Larsan fled at 4 o'clock, and explains he allowed the suspect to escape to prove the case. He claims Larsan will not be found, and that the journalist serves truth, not justice.
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Joseph Rouletabille
Darzac
Rouletabille
Monsieur
Monsieur Rouletabille
Monsieur le President
Rouletbille
Daddy Jacques
Bernier
Arthur Rance
Frederic Larsan
Robert Darzac
Frederic Larson
Rouletabilie
Larsan
Monsieur President
Paris
Frederic Largan
Monsieur Robert Darzac
Surete
Frederic
Ballmeyer Revealed In Court Drama Near Conclusion
In a tense courtroom scene Frederic Lersin is exposed as Ballmeyer, causing shock as the president and Darzac react. The crowd echoes Ballmeyer, Ballmeyer, and the judge adjourns the hearing as the suspense builds toward the continuation.
Not Neighborly Says a Town Neighbor
In a disputed tale of neighborly flair Mrs Deeson recalls friendly acts with Mrs Harker then face a chilly exchange over borrowed flour, a lost baby, pies and eggs. The caller notes persistent coldness and a pledge to avoid the neighborly door.
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Mrs. Deeson
Baby
Bac
Wood Used for Putty in Yacht Construction
A refinement in yacht building reported by Scientific American describes using a thin wood slip called a slip feather to seal caulked seams. The feather is glued, driven into seams, and dried, producing a smooth skin like a single piece. No caulking works loose when the vessel is heavily strained.
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Fife
Scientific American
Paris Business Opportune Ad Asks One Legged Man
A Paris newspaper advertises a drawing room opportunity stating a retiring present holder offers a good position near Etoile. Hours are 2 pm to 7 pm with receipts ranging from 2.25 to 3 dollars. It targets passersby including children and strangers, noting any infirmity would suit.
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Paris
London Globe
Woman paid 2d per blouse in London sewing case
In Lambeth county court yesterday a woman testified she earned 2d for each blouse but supplied her own cotton and paid another woman 1s per dozen for sleeve work. She noted it took two days to complete a dozen blouses.
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Merry England
Lambeth County Court
London Daily Mail
Practical Christianity and true love in daily life
Esteemed poet Christian Larson guides Ella Wheeler Wilcox in declaring idealism must be practical to improve daily living through better work, homes, and earnings. The piece argues religion should produce better citizens and workers, and love must be tolerant, cheerful, and actively constructive in family life.
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Christian Larson
Wall Street
New York
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