Philo Vance Investigates Archer Coe Case
Philo Vance and District Attorney Markham visit Archer Coe's home after a death believed to be self inflicted. They discover Wrede and Signor Grassi as guests. Coe is found fully dressed in a dressing gown with a fatal gunshot wound. The medical examiner cites murder with an internal bleed. A wounded Scotch terrier is seized as a potential link. Brisbane Coe, Archer's brother, had left for Chicago the previous afternoon.
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Philo Vance
Archer Coe
Markham
Vance
Coe
Wrede
Signor Grassi
Gamble
Brisbane Coe
Archer
Chicago
Hidden guest hints at Brisbane Coe’s return
Vance probes Gamble about last night to confirm Brisbane Coe’s presence in the house. A watched ivory headed walking stick hangs over a chair in the lower hall, suggesting Coe may have been there. tensions rise as stakes emerge in the investigation.
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Chicago
Vance
Gamble
Brisbane Coe
Markham
Heath
Brisbane
Lake Shore
B. C
Portieres
Wrede
Grassi
The Missing Man and the Ting Yao Vase Mystery Deepens
In a tense night at a New York house, Brisbane Coe's return unanswered by Archer Coe leads to a missing Chicago trip and a strangled fate. Vance suspects a hidden motive as Arches’ killer remains elusive and a dead Brisbane is found in a closet with the stick in the hall.
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Vance
Hilda Lake
Uncle Archer
Brisbane Coe
Brisbane
Archer
Markham
Burke
Gamble
Oregon's Willamette Valley a Nation's Founding Image
National Geographic outlines Oregon history from Jason Lee to routes of settlement. It covers exploration by Gray Lewis and Clark, the 1843 wagon trek, the Willamette Valley's geography, agriculture, economy, and key communities from Salem to Albany, Coos Bay, and Astoria.
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Washington, D. C
WNU
Jason Lee
Willamette River
Oregon
Lee
West
Gray
American Republic
Canton
Columbia
Lewis and Clark
Yellowstone
Saskatchewan
Cascade Range
Pacific Ocean
Willamette Valley
Willamette
Columbia Rivers
Portland
Cascade and
Coast Ranges
Willamette Falls
Salem
Champoeg
Plymouth Rock
Northwest
Great Britain
United States
Ireland
Belgium
France
Red Orchard
Willamette University
Newberg
McMinnville
Albany
Forest Grove
Oregon State Agricultural College
Corvallis
The
State University At
Eugene
Tillamook Bay
Farmers’ Association
Astoria
Youngs Bay
Fort Clatsop
Pacific Fur Company
Jamestown
Columbia Valley
New Demands on Coming Citizens Health education for the new age
Calvin T. Ryan argues in EHygeia Magazine that health education in schools and colleges is essential for the next generation. He warns that focusing on sports alone neglects health, courage, and nerve, as modern life demands faster work and greater energy.
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Calvin T. Ryan
Ehygeia Magazine
Postum Free Week Offer Promises Health Beverage
Read the Postum Company offer in another part of the paper. They will send a full week’s supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it.
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Postum Company
Postum
Peace Makers Faced Discouragement Despite Duty
A brief reflection cites the blessing of peace makers yet notes their experience of discouragement, underscoring the challenges faced by those pursuing reconciliation.
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Mr. Archer
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Miss Lake
Crichton
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New York
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Robert Gray
Boston
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Fur Brigades
Missouri
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Coos Bay
Orford
Rogue River
Japan
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Cuticura
Malden
Maas
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