Paul Harley Solves Hindu Laden House Escape
Paul Harley investigates Sir Charles Abingdon’s death and the mystery of an Oriental woman linked to Nicol Brinn. A broken electric torch, a hidden phone, and a daring rooftop entry unfold as Rector reports a cloaked visitor seen near Brinn’s chambers and a possible Brighton or car exit.
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Sir Charles Abingdon
Abingdon
Kang Paul
Sir Charles
McMurdoch
Harley
Nicol Brinn
Paul
Brinn
Ormuz Khar
Phil
Brian
Naida
Ormuz
Innes
Pall Mall
Trafalgar Square
Rector
Victoria Station
Brighton
Mr. Innes
Stokes
Piccadilly
Conflicting Crews in the Innes Wessex Office
Inspector Wessex reports a marginal lead as Nicol Brinn slipped away after a visitor. Stokes failed to restrain Brinn and attempted an arrest, leaving Brinn free to avoid custody while Wessex notes the visit may hold value yet.
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Innes
Stokes
Nicol Brinn
Brinn
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Chronic Coughs and Colds
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a new treatment for chronic coughs colds and related throat ailments. It claims twofold action soothing inflamed membranes while creosote fights germs enabling stomach absorption and blood delivery with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
Death Looms In The Cavalry Club Mystery
Nicol Brinn avoids attention as a hoarse cry of police echoes. A limousine takes him to a shadowed drive and a hot hallway where a Hindu host awaits at a lamplit writing table. The scene ends with an invitation to sit as the suspense deepens.
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Piccadilly
Stokes
Nicol Brinn
Cavalry Club
Nicel Brian
1924 Kitchen Calendar Free by Mail from Washington Bureau
A 1924 Kitchen Calendar offered by the Washington Bureau via the Indianapolis Times helps readers plan meals. It features a large type table showing cooking times for beef, fowl, vegetables and more, serving as both calendar and cooking guide. To obtain one, send a coupon with a 2 cent stamp to CALENDAR DEPT Indianapolis Times.
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Washington
Indianapolis Times
New York Ave
Washington, D. C
Hoosier Briefs Highlight Local News Bits Across Counties
Hoosier briefs report liquor found at one Clinton home after twenty five raids by the Horse Thief Detective Association. John Messick, 19, of Clinton, dies when struck by an auto. funeral held at sister's home. Frank Seabolt escaping death after buggy collision with a South Bend driver. deep throat gash. American No. 1 mine near Bicknell to reopen, employing about 900. Tippecanoe corn show to award 72 prizes. exhibit at Lafayette Courthouse. Vigo county records show $114,809 loaned in one week on mortgages, a yearly high. Orphans from Milwaukee move to Dana after mom killed. guardians allow holiday visits and possible adoptions. Public sale at Russell Jontz farm yields valuable milch cow. Etna Green institute hosts boys corn judging in January with Atwood participants. Shelbyville Elks celebrate 25th anniversary of installation with banquet. lodge chartered December 20, 1898.
Dragoo Named President of Province Delta SAE
Harry W. Dragoo of 3802 Graceland Ave. is appointed president of Province Delta of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. The province covers Indiana and nearby states. Dragoo previously led both local and state alumni associations. A bid to host the biennial national convention will be pursued at the Cleveland convention on March 7 and 8.
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Graceland Ave
Delta
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Indiana
Dragoo
Cleveland
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