Vance Identifies Suspect in Coe Brothers Killing
Vance questions Major Higginbottom and Annie about Miss Delafield and the missing dog. An empty lipstick holder links to Duplaix Carmine as a clue. Vance suspects the Major may be connected to the Coe brothers murder and heads to the Criminal Courts building for further confirmation.
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Vance
Higginbottom
Annie
Doris
Delafield
Englewood
Mr. Vance
Miss Delafield
Seventy-first Street
Duplaix
Scottie
Belle Maison
Criminal Courts
Markham
Coe Brothers
Death and Revelations in Arkham Chapter XI
Vance and Markham discuss motives and a planned inquiry into the Coe house after a tense exchange about who killed Archer and Brisbane. They prepare to question inmates with Heath the sergeant, as they drive uptown near Fifty-ninth Street and Fifth Avenue.
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Arkham
Vance
Markham
Archer
Brisbane
Coe House
Swacker
Heath
Fifty-ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Doberman Attack Ends Wrede Case in Central Park
In Central Park Vance and Markham witness a Doberman attack on Wrede by Enright’s frightened dog. The the dog’s fatal mauling, at the urging of a calm Vance, ends Wrede’s life and spurs Vance to analyze Wrede’s cruel character and the dog’s revenge. Liang is sought for further explanation as the investigation continues.
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Central Park
Vance
Wrede
Enright
Mr. Enright
Ruprecht
Sergeant Heath
Markham
Heath
Coe
Weberman
Scottie
Liang
Gamble
A Machiavellian Trend in Political Theory
The term Machiavellian describes Niccolo Machiavelli's doctrine that rulers may use any means to establish and sustain a strong central government. It marks political cunning, duplicity, or bad faith as acceptable tools of statecraft.
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Niccolo Machiavelli
Reading Roosevelt Faces Tax Hike Fear In 1940
A Washington analysis notes President Roosevelt may curb federal emergency spending to avoid heavy taxes before 1940. It warns Congress favors continued stimulus, risking backlash against New Deal reforms, while bottle and liquor controls spark bootlegging concerns and industry pushback.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fort
Capitol Hill
Bis
Colonial Girls Appliqued Quilt Block Offer
A Home Craft Co prospect promotes an eighteen inch stamped block set featuring six Colonial ladies in varied poses. Send 15 cents for one block with materials and an example quilt image, 25 cents for a set of six blocks, or $1.50 for twelve blocks plus more details to Department D, Home Craft Co, St Louis MO.
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Department D
Home Craft Company
Nineteenth and
St. Louis Avenue
St. Louis
Pilgrim and the health ad gag in the Family Herald
A brief cartoonish exchange from the Montreal Family Herald contrasts the nickname Pilgrim with a quip about progress. An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets to regulate liver bowels and stomach and promote cleanliness and health.
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Montreal Family Herald
Dr. Pierce
Never Extinguished Hope Guest of the Heart
A reflective line notes hope as a single transient guest of the heart that slips away and returns, illustrating emotional resilience.
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Expressmen
Miss MacTavigh
Miss MacTavish
van Dineight
WAC Wrights
W.N.U. Service
By Carter Field
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Order of the Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Morcenthau
FACA
Morgenthau
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Soil Erosion Service
Brain Trust
Forest Service
Park Service
War Department
Budget Bureau
Japan
Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Roper
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Jim Farley
Emil Hurja
WNU
Clark
Marine Co
Opt.w
Chicago
Creomulsion
Garfield Teaco
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