The Mystery of the Yellow Room Recalled
The Paris mystery centers on Mademoiselle Stangerson and her father Professor Stangerson at Chateau du Glandier. Rouletabille and Darzac chase clues from a missing cabinet to a horn of brass headed key a clue linked to a mysterious advertisement and a robbery plot. The story blends scientific secrets, a guarded room and a bold escape.
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Paris
Yellow Room
Miles Stangerson
Chateau du Glandier
Sainte-Genevieve
Epinay-sur-Orge
Prof
Stangerson
Mile
Daddy Jacques
Jacques
Monsieur
Ngerson
Stangereon
Joseph Rouletabille
The
Epoque
Rouletabille
Sinclair
Robert Darzac
Donjon
Roulstabille
Augenoux
Frederic Larson
Professor Stangerson
Darzac
Monsieur Rouletabilis
Monsieur Stangerson
Monsieur Rovuletabille
Monsieur de Marquet
Mademoisella Stangersen
Mademoiselle Stangerson
Rascal
Grands Magasins de Douvre
Bureau
Math
Mathilde
Mademoiselle Stingerson
S.N
Mystery Footprints At Forest Path Defy Robbery Claim
A witness argues over dust and charcoal ash along a forest route near Epinay to Glandier, noting footprints and ash as clues. He suggests the murderer visited at midday when the pavilion was empty and tried a robbery, while others question what was stolen and whether a robbery occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daddy Jacques
Epinay
Glandier
The Cash Value Man and Mars Signaling Scheme
Harvard professor Pickering proposes a ten million dollar system using sunlight flashes to signal intelligent beings on Mars. The piece praises curiosity and human unity while noting practical funding doubts and moral implications of pursuing such audacious exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickering
Harvard University
Mars
Judas
Mary
Jesus
Percival Lowell
Harvard
North
South Pole
Professor Pickering
Red World
Mr. Rockefeller
Chicago University
Little Bobbie's Pa A Humorous Tale Of Martyrs
A dialect humor piece where a wife and husband debate reading moral tales from Foxs Lives of the Martyrs. Pa pretends to improvise passages while teasing Ma about marriage money and affection, recalling golden days, with comic misreadings and playful quarrels.
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Fox
Thare
Robbie
Toledo
Bobbie
Hobbie
Someow
Manny
Where You May Buy Joy for a Penny
A Celtic verse by Katherine Tynan Hinekson depicts Tir na n Og as a realm where joy costs a penny. A king and a beggar share a quest for happiness, drawn by songs from Tir na n Og that lure them away from crown and bed. Both travel from different lives to the same destination at day’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Katherine Tynan Hinekson
Tir Na n’Og
Tir Na n'Og
Ireland
Tirna n'Og
May Eve by Nora Chesson Hopper
A reflective lyric of longing and separation, the speaker recalls a past love who would not heed them. Despite urging voices and a cold night, the speaker urges patience and promises a future kiss to ease sorrow, while aging and longing linger.
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Mavourneen
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Mystery OF
Gaston Leroux
Rouletbille
Monsieur Rouletabille
Monsieur Robert Darzac
Monsieur Darzac
Monsieur Rouletabine
Monsieur Dax
Lves
Monsieur Rouletbille
Monsieur A Marquet
Jos. H. Young
Mgr
15Th St
Atain
Bush’s New Seed Store
Delaware ST. Main
New Cam
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
Mabey’s Cleaning CO
Mass
Ave
Texas
Indianapolis
Houston
Southwest
Alvin, Manuel
Sealy
Hauck-Nall Realty CO
Claypool
Washington and
Illinois Street
Finchout
Meridian
Washington Streets
Millerville
Broad Ripple
Crows Nest
England
Ivy Lillian Close
Miss Close
DR. C. H. Parkhurst
Paul Thirty
Nome
Perton
Keystone, Coal
King Coal CO
Binke St
Williams & Go
Jawelers
W. Wash. St
Carl L. Rost
Caypool Hotel
Little Bobbie
William F. Kirk
Nora Chesson Hopper
the Orpheum
Orfheum
Royal Baking Powder
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