The Mysterious Case of Jerold Garrison
Jerold Garrison a penniless criminologist opens an office in New York and takes two clients. One seeks a sham husband while the other assigns a murder case guiding him to Hickwood. He travels under the alias Fairfax and uncovers that his supposed wife is related to the victim, linking the cigars to the crime.
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Jerold Garrison
New York
Garrison
Hickwood
N.Y
Fairfax
Branchvillef
Dorothy
Robinson
Jerold
John Hardy
Hardy
Mr. Wicks
Robinsons
Branchville
Garrison confronts betrayals as Dorothy arrives
Garrison returns to town to inspect Hardy case evidence and suspects Dorothy may have engineered the attempted murder plot. He learns of a hidden note and a stolen letter connected to Ailsa while Dorothys arrival confirms a complicated web of loyalties and deceit.
The Shock of Truth in a Cigar Box Clue
Garrison returns with roses to Dorothy as a coroner’s visit prompts a turn to New York. He notes a rubber stamp from Isaac Blum, stationery and smokers’ articles dealer on Amsterdam Avenue. Garrison plans to go to New York and thanks Dorothy as his shadow follows.
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Garrison
New York
Hardy
Dorothy
John Hardy
Isaac Blum
Amsterdam Avenue
Complications Grow as Garrison Faces Hidden Names
In a tense scene, Garrison defends his use of the alias and contends with Dorothy’s relatives, who suspect his marriage to Dorothy and accuse him of hidden ties to a letter from a past romance. Dorothy confronts the accusations as the men press for truth about his identity and motives.
Fruit a Tives Claim Saved Life Says Ontario Man
James Dingwall of Williamstown Ontario, aged over eighty, reports chronic illness cured by Fruit a Tives after doctors failed. He cites kidney and bladder trouble and long constipation, endorsing the medicine and urging trials through Feuheten Limited in Ottawa.
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James Dingwall
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Williamstown
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Agen Dingwall
Gore
A i. Feuheten Limited
Ottawa
Advertising proves value in family headlines, says Wickwire
A reader recalls a newspaper ad about a man seeking a boy and a wife who then gave birth to twins the same day. Mrs Wickwire counters that shared business trust might have saved the ad’s cost, highlighting domestic wit.
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