The Mystery of The Yellow Room Unraveled by Rouletabille
Rouletabille presents a theory of the Night phase and reveals a hair from Mile Stangerson’s head as proof. He argues a staged murder scenario with two shots and an accidental ceiling bullet, clearing M. Darzac while pressing for truth about Mile Stangerson’s secret.
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T Mademoiselle
Dis
Attark
Fred
Rernters
Mademoiselle
Mile
Brangerson
Stangersoo
Stangerson
Profesor
Han Takeo
Daddy Jacques
Mile Stangerson
Ile
Mile’ Stangerwoo
M. Stankerson
Keene Ho
Mademoisette
Ballmeier
MM. Stangerson
Mile. Stungervon
M. Daraic
Rouletaville
M. Darzac
Mite
Stangersom
Monsieur
Rouletabille
Milo. Stamperson
Rouletabilie
Robert Darzac
Mile. Stangerson
Larson
Larsan
Milo Stangerson
Roulea
M. Robert Dartac
Larean
Larsin
M. Robert Darzac
Epinay
Black Scab Threat Prompts Farm Watch
The Agriculture Department warns farmers to watch for Black Scab a potato disease that has spread in Europe and threatens American crops. It can render soil barren for years, so infected tubers must be burned or buried, seed potatoes should be treated or stored away, and seed from diseased crops avoided to prevent spread.
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Ts Department of Agriculture
Europe
Hungary
France
Seamsia
Italy
Aveniers
New
Ec Keetest
West Foundland
Acca
Department
Coller
The Plane becomes plain the flying machine adapts to plane
A London Times correspondent argues against endless “aviators” and “Macronauts” terms and predicts simplification to “plane.” The piece notes how familiar words shed syllables and speculates the flying machine will ultimately be known simply as the plane.
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London Tines
A Prince's Heavy Burden
The New York Post details the long string of royal titles held by the eldest son of George V, listing a succession of dignities such as Duke of Cornwall, Prince of Wales, and various Scottish and British realm honors, framed as the official by the grace of God designation.
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Prince Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David
Duke of
Cornwall and Rothesay
Car Tick
Renfrew
the Isles
Scotland
Saxe Coburg and Gotha
Sj Victoria Mary
New York Post
Designers sought for new Havana White House project
Cuba public works department invites architects to submit designs for a new Havana White House by April 15. A prize of $10,000 is offered for the best design and $5,000 for the second best. All patrons urged to compete.
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Department of Public Works of
Cuba
White House
Havana
In His Customary Tangle with Mr Makinbrakes
An excerpt from the Chicago Tribune quotes Mr Makinbrakes debating attendance at prison meetings with Mr Goodwin. He argues belief in usefulness but notes some people are beyond help, urges clergy to set an example, and questions how much to donate to the missionary cause this year.
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Everstody
Goodwin
Chicago
Europeans urged to travel Europe slowly says Higgins
Scholar Eugene Higgins in the Kronprinzessia Cecile smoking room condemns rushed American tours of Europe. He argues that Europe to give its best must be taken slowly, recalling a tale in a Venetian gallery about Florence and Venice as a cautious reminder of proper travel pace.
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Eugene Higgins
Kronprinzessia
Cecile
Europe
Fur Fashions Charm Velvet in New Season Styles
Charming combinations of fur and velvet fabrics showcase a fresh season trend. A model wearing gathered velvet edged trim demonstrates the allure of early fashion stores promoting plush textures and elegant trims in recent offerings.
Photography For Women Elevates Role in Art and Science
Lena McCauley argues photography is the wing art of today, a field for women with wide modern scope. She cites convention visibility, prints by 100s of women, and the camera as essential to literature science manufacture and daily life, inviting women to join on equal professional footing.
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Jacques
Shas
Abe
Ted
National Photographers
Igh
Lena McCauley
Owen
Princess of Braganza May Be Queen of Portugal
Miss Anita Stewart of New York claims a chance to become queen if Portugal’s republic fails and King Manuel cannot reign. Her dowry money, earned in Chicago by Silent Smith who marred her mother, plays into the title.
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Braganza
Anita Stewart
New York
Anda
Portugal
Republic
Manuel
Chicago
Silent” Smith
At Last Comfortable Motor Veil Sheds Windy Worn Habit
A woman describes buying a motor veil like the illustration. She notes that when the winds blow the veil often parts, leaving the wearer exposed and uncomfortable. The item is presented as a practical solution to a common nuisance for drivers.
Unclear dialogue hints at aviation risk policy
A fragment from the Houston Post depicts a wife mentioning her husband’s plan to fly up to 20 times a year in aircraft and a spouse noting an insurance policy forbidding balloon or airplane flights within a year. The exchange raises questions about aviation risk and personal commitments.
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Sten
Dow
Houston Post
Fragmentary 19th Century Note on Hat fastenings
A fragment describes a tele newcomer not acting as expected, noting a hat feature partially sewn to a broad ribbon secured tightly on the wearer’s head. It asserts that only a blizzard would detach the accessory if properly adjusted.
Tag Days Abroad Raise Funds With Flowers in Germany
Abroad tag days mimic the U S custom selling flowers rather than boards. In Cassel August taggers earned about 100000 marks from sailors and Wiesbaden 95000 marks from daisies, the flowers of charity. Higher take in Cassel linked to a visiting sailor paying 20 marks for flowers, inspiring generosity.
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Milanio
United
Sta Castom
Sweden
Bower
Cassel
Wiesbaden
Katser
New York Post
President Taft Attends Aero Meet With Fitzgerald Banter
President Taft attended a recent aero meet where Boston mayor Fitzgerald and Grahame White participated. After the flight, Taft landed near Fitzgerald in the automobile, praising his nerve. Fitzgerald joked that he could see Taft clearly from the air, quipping that he could see the president without any trouble.
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Taft
Fitzgerald
Boston
Grahame White
Hones Fitz
Honey Fitz
Vanishing furniture headline warns of three room homes
A humorous report notes plans for a builder to erect a structure devoted to three room homes. In this design the gas range sinks into a wall, the kitchen table and dining items disappear, and furniture vanishes after use, leaving a streamlined living space with novel conveniences.
Luxurious Bath for Gould Estate Pool at Irvington-on-the-Hudson
Miss Helen Miller Gould plans a private pool at her country estate in Irvington-on-the-Hudson. The Roman Pelopian style bath house will cover 105 by 70 feet with a 3 by 70 foot pool, fountains, statuary, resting rooms and showers, in a single story brick and limestone building, costing about 000.
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Helen Miller Gould
Irvington-on-the-Hudson
A Long Pope Rope Stays as World Length Record
An English exhibit at the Brussels exhibition featured an immense cotton rope named The Pope. It measured 14 116 feet in one continuous strand of one and a half inch diameter and set a world record for length. If untwisted strands were laid end to end they could circle the earth and extend 1 896 miles beyond.
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Brussels
Three Twins Fire At Herald Square Theatre
A Philadelphia despatch recalls a fire during an evening show at Herald Square Theatre York two years ago when Three Twins burned out. The managing editor corrected the proof after a mistaken headline rewrote twins as burned out, producing a comic misprint.
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Herald Square Theatre
York
Philadelphia
Herald Square
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