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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1934

Page

6

Philo Vance Investigates Archer Coe Death

Philo Vance and District Attorney Markham inspect Archer Coe's house after a supposed suicide. They discover Wrede and Signor Grassi as guests with Coe slain hours before. The evidence points to murder and links a wounded Scotch terrier to the case as a potential clue. Brisbane Coe’s body is later found in a coat closet in the same home.

Philo Vance Archer Coe Markham Vance Coe Wrede Signor Grassi Gamble Brisbane Coe Archer Chicago

Mystery in Coe House Deepens Over Porcelain Clue

Vance questions Liang Tsung Wei about Brisbane Coe's death as the investigation pivots on a hidden Sung Ting yao fragment found under a teckwood vase. The analyst notes a broken porcelain shard bearing blood near Archer Coe's last seating, hinting at a concealed link to the tragedy and possible time-frame details.

Doremus Markham Vance Gamble Liang Liang Tsung Wei Mr. Liang America Agare Archer Coe Mr. Coe Davenport Tchou Toy Archer Brisbane Coe Tao Kuang Coe Archer Cee

Needles and Pins in a Double Murder Case

Detective team probes a double homicide at a mansion with two victims. Dr Doremus estimates timing and method, a stab in the back with a four cornered blade, no sign of struggle. Suspicion falls on Liang the cook as sergeant urges caution until evidence solidifies.

Liang Vance Doremus Burke Heath Gamble Brisbane Coe Markham Department of Public Welfare

Eckener Eyes Coast to Coast Flight and Mail Advertising Debate

In Brisbane this week, Dr. Hugo Eckener plans a United States Europe air route with 48 hour coast to coast trips, while advertisers push mail campaigns. Henry Ford pledges over a million cars next year, and President Knubel warns against rising anti religious forces. Federal opium and Chinese smuggling are reported along with monkey gland transplant findings and Japan's fortification of South Sea islands under League mandate.

Hugo Eckener New York United States Europe Henry Ford America England Knubel United Lutheran Church of America Dr. Knubel New Jersey Trinidad Japan South Sea Islands League of Nations Guam

Record of American Air Speed Triumph and Builders

The text lauds Charles Kingsford Smith and Captain P G Taylor for proving US aircraft prowess. It notes a Honolulu to the United States crossing of 2408 miles in fifteen hours, besting the prior record by ten hours. The plane is an American Lockheed built in Glendale California with Pratt & Whitney engines.

Charles Kingsford- Smith P. G.taylor United States Pacific Honolulu Glendale Calif Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Company B. King Features Syndicate, Inc WNU Service

Letter on Judge Priest sparks Southern casting debate

A Southern reader from St. Petersburg Florida criticizes the portrayal of the Old South in Judge Priest. She urges a cast of real Southerners for accuracy and asserts Southern culture, manners, and class roles were misrepresented, while praising certain performers. The author signs as daughter of a Southerner and references Okla Ind Ter borders.

Beverly Hills South Irvin Cobb John Ford Henry Walthall Landau St. Petersburg Florida Judge Priest Cobb Mr. Rogers Fla Indian Territory Stan Waite Paducah Kentucky

Foot Bath Tips From The Housewife Column

A brief tip advises readers to bathe feet after shopping and before cooking. It recommends a warm water foot bath with baking soda to refresh before preparing dinner, credited to The Housewife from Public Ledger WNU Service.

Public Ledger, Inc WNU Service

Per Capita Medicine Spending in 1930s US

Pathfinder Magazine notes US population rose from 122,775,046 in 1930 to 125,000,000 and estimates annual per capita spending on medicine and drugs at about five dollars. It excludes expenditures for doctors and hospital care.

United States Pathfinder Magazine

Liquid laxatives return to favor for natural movement

Public use increases as people choose liquid laxatives like senna based products. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is highlighted as a gentle option relying on senna to ease constipation without kidney irritation. Ready availability at drug stores is noted.

Dr. Caldwell

Call It Criticism Abject Party Followers

Brief opinion noting that core supporters excuse falsehoods by members of their own side and dismiss criticism as partisan. It argues a pattern of loyalty weakens accountability and sows distrust in politics.

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