The Adventure of the Second Stain Continues
Holmes and Watson investigate the Godolphin Street murder of Eduardo Lucas. A Parisian clue links the crime to Mme Henri Fournaye, revealing a double life and a possible motive tied to a stolen document. The twist: a carpet stain is found mirrored, suggesting the crime scene was altered after the fact.
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Barrett
Godolphin Street
No. 16
Ajgur
Eduardo Lucas
Weill
Watson
Holmes
Were
Whitehall Terrace
Lucas
Godolhin Street
Westminster
West End
Wirs. Hudson
Hilda Trelawney
London
Belminster
Mr. Holmes
Margate
John Mitton
Hammersmith
Mitton
Paris
Inspector Lestrade
Parisian
Daily Telegraph
Mme
Henri Fournaye
Rue Austerlitz
M. Henri Fournaye
Traris
Mme. Fournaye
Charing Cross Station
Wien
Mme. Flourna
Dredolphin Street
Dparis
Europe
Tucas
Halloa
lLestrade
Lestrade
Paris News
Gas Periled Burglar Rescues Woman and Child
Red Ike, a weary burglar, enters a gas filled house to save a woman and infant from asphyxiation. He moves a bed and opens windows, then escapes as a husband discovers his wife and child alive. The grateful couple later praise the intruder as a helper, while Ike counts his stolen silver—a bittersweet victory.
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Red Tire
Ikey
Ike
Mag
Margaret
Jones
Doctor
Geese Facts and Farming Notes from from Money Broilers and Squabs
Geese require substantial pasture with ten geese equating to a single cow’s grazing. February is breeding season for geese as pairs seek mates. The gander is protective. geese and turkeys resist yarding. Five geese attract Jewish buyers, goose eggs average five and a half ounces, and geese are touted as the cheapest fowl. A three month gosling should dress ten to twelve pounds, season and feed dependent.
German Co Operative Stores Meet In Europe Assembly
Consul General Richard Guenther reports the annual meeting of German co operative stores at Stettin with guests from Belgium Welland England Denmark Austria and Switzerland. The system uses wholesale buying to cut midmen profits, with 2508 stores and 1.2 million members in Germany. It notes rising sales and profits and hints at forming an International Co operative Association for common purchasing and distribution. Plays were suppressed by the Puritans in 1633.
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Rom
Richard Guenther
Frankfort
Association of German Co-Operative Stores
Stettin
Belgium
Welland
England
Denmark
Austria
Switzerland
Germany
Great Britain
Co-Operative Stores Associations
Co-operative Association
Europe
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