Rouletabille narrows down the murder route at the pavilion
Rouletabille and Darzac scrutinize footprints and a lake path near the pavilion, deducing a single murderer with an accomplice wearing neat boots used a bicycle to vanish toward the road to Epinal. The examiner Frederic Larson plans to question all involved as the mystery deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Larson
Fred
Epinay
Paris
M. Fred
Rouletatfle
M. Robert Darzac
Hin
Chateau
M. Darzac
Yellow Room
A Dream of Flight and Vengeance in Secret Skies
In fragmented verse a figures contemplates aeroplanes as a future, safe escape and a means to witness forbidden places. A plotted revenge against a named rival unfolds through dreamlike stanzas, culminating in a plan to use a bomb from an airborne craft.
Precocious children and life’s hidden potential
A reflective piece argues precocity often fades and that ordinary children may later outshine early bloomers. It urges mothers to support their own child’s unfolding talents, noting many famed figures matured later and that daily effort surpasses early brilliance.
Army Cutworm Control Advice From Montana Expert
Montana Agricultural College bulletin details prevention and remedies for the army cutworm. Methods include keeping fallow grain free of weeds to deter moths, testing fields before planting sugar beets or cabbage, using poison vegetation or bran bait, and spraying with paris green for young crops. Gates must be painted or left rough per farm choice.
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K. A. Cooley
State Cotonologiat
Montana
Sowe
Mr. Cooley
Cooley
Paris
Nursery Advice on Child Rearing and Home Play
The article advocates simple toys and practical tasks to develop body and mind. It urges garden patches, home chores for both boys and girls, and the use of low broad seats against walls for safer play. Emphasizes cheerfulness, industry, perseverance, and selflessness as essential traits.
The Value of Laughter in Child Rearing
A vintage health column quotes a renowned doctor praising hearty laughter to expand the chest and lift mood. It urges parents to encourage genuine mirth, noting laughter spreads cheer, combats blues, and harmonizes daily life with joy.
Remarkable 12 Year Old Inventor Designs Wireless Receiving Bus
Forte Children William ED Stokes of New York at age twelve creates a receiving bus that not only catches dispatches from Marconi and De Forest codes but reproduces words and sounds of telephony at a distance. He spoke before a Senate committee in Washington opposing limits on wireless messaging. Also describes an outdoor game Fox with handkerchiefs, den, and hopping as players chase converts.
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William ED. Stokes
New York
Marconi and
de Forest
Washington
Senate
Fox
Post Town Game and Forbidden Letter Dialogue
Describes a children's game where players name towns to simulate postal routing, swapping seats when prompted and paying forfeits for misses. Also outlines Forbidden Letter, a word game where players must avoid a chosen letter, paying a forfeit if a word containing it is used.
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Abe
Richmond
Boston
Fragmentary poem lines about a kitchen scene and purchases
Fragmented text depicts a childlike exchange about buying items such as jumpa and sugar. The phrases mix incomplete lines and stray words, lacking coherent narrative or clear people, places, or dates.
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