The Mystery of The Yellow Room Reveals Stranger Incident
Rouletabille and Darzac debate likely suspects as L arsan theories clash over the Stangerson case. The examination suggests a double figure resembles M Darzac, with post office visits and a missing letter tying to a broader mystery. The magistrate weighs Darzac’s innocence amid public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larsan
M. Darzac
Sorbonne
Pools de Boulogne
Derzac
Rouletabille
de Marquet
Mile
Stangerson
M. Robert Darzac
Darzac
Bos
Eyeglasses Hint at Clues in Donjon Gallery Scene
In a tense chateau tour Rouletabille and a reporter examine the donjon and a gallery where Mile Stangerson’s rooms lie. A pair of eyeglasses on a side table sparks speculation about the presbytery and the looming question of the murderer's identity this evening. The narrator notes the eerie, funeral atmosphere surrounding the chateau as plans unfold.
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SPT
Rowletabille
Yellow Room
Mile
Stangerson
Donjou
Donjon
Gonjon
Mme. Mathieu
Mlle. Stanger
Professor Stangerson
Mile. Stangerson
Milo
Boudoir
Rouleta
Frederic Larson
Stamson
Bille
Uberty
New Tailored Suit Styles for Autumn and Winter
The piece outlines women’s interest in a tailored suit for fall and early winter. It notes shorter coats, straight but comfortable skirts with wider knee girth, and a popular six piece skirt design. The new tailored suit is a mannish line using less material, with emphasis on well-cut fabric and welded seams.
Public Private Stenographer in Small Town
A married woman explains her role as the town’s lone stenographer. She supports her family during slow seasons by offering depositions reporting conventions amanuensis work shorthand and typing lessons. She also serves local hotels and runs her office from home, noting strong demand.
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Beng
Altough
Boys and Girls Benefit From Mountain Camps
Summer camps in the mountains and woods attract families with parents away on trips. Experienced chaperons supervise youths, offering study, sport, and social activities. The camps provide wholesome routines and reassurance to parents about their children’s welfare while they pursue adventures.
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Europe
Eyelet Work Guide: Fast Cutting Reduces Material Waste
For eyelet making large round ob long or petal shaped items, quick work followed by ventral material removal with tiny manicure sclasor prevents difficulties. If done carefully, laundering benefits the rolet rather than causing wear.
Break Up the Habit A Simple Remedy for Annoyance
A woman recounts ending a discomforting arrangement where neighbors sent their children to her home for care and company. She describes the habit’s strain on her and the children and notes the decisive, simple step that ended the visits and relieved everyone involved. The account reflects social tensions of shared caregiving and personal boundaries.
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Aguiber
Exress
eFort
Thad
New York
Jose
Astor’s Sole Real Estate Sale Told in Old Legend
A Washington Herald story recalls John Jacob Astor’s single real estate transfer. In 1830 he tore down his Hrond Way house and exchanged for a silver dollar deed to the Astor House after a quip with son William. The tale frames the family’s famed restraint in sales.
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John Jaco
Astor
John Jacob Astor
Niles F. Watkins
New York
Hrond Way
Vesey
Barclay Street
Astor House
William
City Hall Park
Bnest Hotel
America
Will
Billy
Mr. Astor
Washington Herald
Lady Hantinge and Family Ties in Royal Circles
The wife of the Viceroy of India Lady Hantinge, formerly Winifred Sturt, is famed as Bunny and admired for charm fitness and music. She is praised as England’s best amateur violinist owning a Stradivarius though not playing herself and has long been close to Queen Alexandra through childhood friendship with the queen’s daughters. Sir Charles and Lady Hardinge have two sons and a daughter named Mond, a name chosen in honor of Edward’s Derby winning horse Diamond from the Jubilee year.
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Hardinge
Queen Alexandra
Charles
Ejolces
Mond
Edward
Diamond
Solomon-like Deci l Rhode Island Justice Determines Turkey Ownership
A Rhode Island justice settles a dispute over a brood of fifteen turkeys claimed by two owners, a white hen and a bronze hen. A witness testified that a dog spooked the flock, sending the bronze hen to the woods while the white hen protected the flock, leading the court to rule the white hen owner rightful owner of the brood.
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Rhode Island
New York
Croesus Joke Highlights Lydia Childs Wit
In a Los Angeles Times quote, a sickly man laments lack of wealth and his wife’s sacrifices, saying he wishes to be Croesus. She retorts with quick wit, “You are Croesus, for you are king of Lydia,” preserving dignity and humor in hardship.
Imaginary pains debated by a physician in Tribune
The New York Tribune quotes a physician arguing that imaginary pains are real to the sufferer and that pain exists in the brain. He notes delusions become reality for the patient and that belief alone can cause sensation, whether from a toe or brain signals.
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New York ‘Tribune
Senator Sorghum Chooses Calm Reply to Attacker
In a Washington Star excerpt, Senator Sorghum remains unmoved as an antagonist hurls insults. He notes the foe’s limited vocabulary and stays poised, underscoring restraint amid verbal pressure.
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Sorghum Cheekis
Washington Star
Tommy Pups and Murtam in Parvo Phrase Meaning
A garbled excerpt cites Latin phrases about Tommy Pop and a fat woman in a bathing suit, attributed to Philade’s Record. The text presents unclear context with mixed languages and stray commentary.
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Tommy
Pop
Murtam
Murtum
Philadeshia Record
Tilly Discoveres a Deceptive Father Figure
A fragmentary note mentions a character named Tilly reacting to a fake father figure, implying a deception or confusion about paternity or guardianship within a tense situation. The readable text hints at a dramatic claim or accusation surrounding family ties.
The Jam Pot and the Good Housekeeping Doctor
A magazine column mocks Dr. Woods Hutchinson for endorsing light fiction and candy while praising novels as beneficial for both children and adults. It cites an August Good Housekeeping article claiming reading a good story relaxes the mind, aids sleep, and can feel like a cure for worry and fatigue.
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Woods Hutchinson
Woods Houtchinson
Good Housekeeping
Buying the Ring Prophecy for a Wedding Life
The fragment describes a weekly sequence of outcomes tied to buying a wedding ring on Monday. It suggests a hustling life full of excitement, an easy and contented life on Tuesday, and various pleasures and gains through the week with further unclear notes on Friday and Saturday.
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Gaston Leroux
Brentano
Kouletabidle
Receias
Frederic Larsan
Mlle
Stangersuo
Mule
Ferline
Grandier
Wile Ahe
Elysee
Robert Darzac
Lar Fan
M. Darzac Binwell
Mademoiselle
Mo Darzac
Milo Stangerson
Hhe
Mr. Stangerton
Las Fo
Fice
St Dante Scotland
London
Styiew
Woman's
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