Count in the Carrington murder eyed by suspects
In a tense mansion parlor scene, Stone and Hardy discuss Miss Carrington’s death. The glove, a dropped blackjack, and a suspect Count fuel theories of a staged crime with a motive tied to pearls and a will.
Mystery of the Dead Countess Unfolds In Sanatorium Visit
Detective Stone probes Estelle Bates and Bates after Estelle admits hiding facts about the murder of Miss Carrington. Bates confesses to the assault with a blackjack but insists he did not kill her, while Stone seeks to prove Bates’s innocence and uncover the truth behind the crime.
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Hardy
Miss Stuart
Loria
Cleopatra
Lis
Mr. Stone
Stuart
Fleming Stone
Estelle
Katelle
Bates
Garden Steps
Miss Carrington
Misa Carrington
Burglary Plot Unfolds in Court Testimony
Bates admits a planned break in at Miss Carrington’s home with Estelle as accomplice. He described entering at 3 45 am, striking Miss Carrington when she smiled in the mirror, fearing she was alive, and fleeing with a cold body and jewels, insisting he is no murderer.
Paper From Bark and Plant Fibers Inspires New Uses
A survey notes fifty kinds of bark plus banana skins and various plants used to make paper. An ad extols Cuticura products for baby rashes with hot baths and ointment, priced at 25 cents. A speech ends with a boy's dime gesture to support soldiers and his patriotic father.
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One Exception and a Quip from the Cook on Steak
A humorous line about a cook broiling steak prompts a casual remark on rarity of good men. The text also bizarrely mentions Italy, women, electric street cars, and drivers in a fragmented way.
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