Murder in the Coe House A Murder Mystery
Vance and Markham dissect a complex crime scene involving Archer Coe and Brisbane. A broken Ting yao vase and a bloody dagger point to a staged motive linking the two murders. Wrede Grassi and Miss Lake emerge as potential suspects as Grassi provides a signed sale letter. The discussion widens to a wounded dog in the house, offering clues about movements and accomplices while Vance hints at a path to solving the case.
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Markham
Vance
Archer
Archer Coe
Brisbane
Wrede
Mr. Grassi
Gamble
Grassi
Miss Lake
Mr. Coe
Heath
Signor
Eduardo Grassi
Museum of Antiquities
Milan
Coe
Signor Grassi
Scottie
West Seventy-second Street
Vance Solves Grim Coe Family Murder Case
Philo Vance and District Attorney Markham visit Archer Coe’s house to inspect a death deemed self inflicted. They find Coe murdered and a wounded terrier as a possible link. Brisbane Coe’s body is found. Heath provides the dagger. Vance unravels a web of stabbing deaths and a concealed crime.
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Philo Vance
Archer Coe
Markham
Vance
Coe
Wrede
Signor Grassi
Gamble
Brisbane Coe
Archer
Chicago
Liang
Brisbane
Heath
Brisbane Cee
Rigid rules govern entry to Ant werp Diamond Exchange
A Collier's Weekly note explains strict admission standards at the Diamond Exchange in Antwerp. For a year a photograph and description of every applicant must hang in police headquarters and the Exchange. Only if no objection arises is the applicant admitted.
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Diamond Exchange
Antwerp
Exchange
Collier’s Weekly
Rooster Proxy Bridegroom in Cantonese Marriage
An eighteen year old Cantonese woman completes a proxy marriage with a rooster standing in for her fiancé Shih Kwng who resides in Singapore. Elaborate wedding rites proceed as the bride receives well wishers and congratulations.
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Shih Kwng
Singapore
Hope to End High Pullet Mortality
Massachusetts State College extension officials and the poultry department partner with Massachusetts poultrymen to study causes of high laying pullet mortality. The second phase of a three part program gathers data from cooperating farms, with records and pamphlets to improve management and reduce losses.
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G. O. Oleson
Massachusetts State College
WNU Service
Massachusetts Poultrymen
Poultry Department
State College Poultrymen
Keeping Poultry Records Found Good Judgment
A poultryman should keep simple records of his poultry enterprise to decide whether to expand or contract. Records help compare results with neighbors and past years, measure profitability, and include poultry income and products in the farm budget. They also encourage better flock care and understanding of overall farm activity.
Sanitary Poultry Houses Emphasized by NC State Expert
A North Carolina State College poultry expert urges practical sanitation in poultry houses. Manure must not accumulate on dropping boards, litter should stay dry, drinking fountains need daily cleaning and weekly sterilization, nests should stay clean, and mash hoppers should be scraped, especially when damp.
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North Carolina State College
Feeding Scratch for Healthy Chickens at NC State
An authority from North Carolina State College says plenty of scratch feed during chick development builds vitality and a strong frame for egg production. Too much animal protein and early feeding can trigger premature laying, while ample scratch slows early production and yields a larger healthy bird.
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North Carolina State College
Birds Struggle in Cold Nights Reducing Egg Production
Bitter early winter weather makes birds roost and cluster, lowering feed intake and body weight. Egg production drops as hens fail to consume enough of the right feed, risking a total production decline unless intake is increased.
Billy the Boston a lifelong deaf dog loyal despite loss
Everyday New York recounts Billy the Boston a 12 year old deaf dog with a long track of travel and companionship. He never leaves a leash, endures cross Atlantic trips and nine foreign countries, and patiently awaits his owners returning. His loyalty endures through tears and reunions.
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New York
Billy
Boston
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Texas
Old Mexico
Sealyham
Moments When Dog Companionship Shines Amid Disaster
The passage notes how dog companionship feels precious during disaster as dogs show understanding and sympathy. Billy rests quietly at the speaker’s feet with eyes that seek a sign of calm, signaling all is well again.
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Billy
Egypts Attractions Draw Med Cruise Passengers to Temples
The tomb of King Tut Ankh Amun along with Karnak and other ancient Egyptian ruins draw Mediterranean cruise visitors. Historic monuments reveal Shatshepsut symbolism as inscriptions were erased by her successor, though her obelisks remain exposed beneath crumbling masonry.
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Tut
Hatshepsut
Wealth in People Cited by Agriculture Secretary
Henry A. Wallace asserts that America's real wealth lies in its youth the boys and girls. He emphasizes the value of young people as the nation's true asset and calls for support of programs benefiting children and education.
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United States
Henry A. Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Postum Offers Free Week’s Supply to Readers
A newspaper ad announces the Postum Company will mail a full week’s supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it. The offer appears in another part of the paper and invites readers to request the sample.
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Postum Company
Simple Words Lift Great Thinkers' Plain Speech
A compact note on how top minds express complex ideas with clear concise language. It suggests that simplicity reveals deeper truth unseen by the average observer.
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Philadelphia
Scottie Gamble
Library Portieres
Devil
Coe House
ENNEL
Coorg
W.N.U. Service
Massachusetts College and Poultrymen
Everyday
C. McIntyre
Elysian Fields
Kipling
Paris
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Egypt
S.S.S
Lee Comfort
Doan
WNU
Garfield
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