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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1934

Page

6

Mystery at Coe House Continues with New Clues

Detective Vance questions Italian Grassi about the arts dealer's movements and a possible motive. A broken Ting yao vase stained with blood is found and Grassi is implicated as the clock ticks toward further inquiries. Brisbane Coe is dead and Brisbane's killer remains at large as Wrede and Miss Lake loom large in the case.

Gamble Liang Markham Vance Wrede Signor Grassi Brisbane Heath Burke Grassi Metropolitan Museum of Art Miss Lake Brisbane Coe Archer Coe Mr. Archer Archer Montrose Mount Vernon Crestview Country Club

Unemployment Insurance Debate Shapes New Congress

In Washington observers expect nationwide unemployment insurance to pass the new congress. The plan faces opposition from some big corporations but gains broad support among business leaders and New Deal allies. Proposals include a two week waiting period and an employment agency link to speed reemployment. Roosevelt aims to boost economic recovery while balancing the budget.

Washington Congress House Department of Commerce National Unemployment Insurance Dea Col Robert G. Elbert New York NRA New Deal Elbert Unemployment Insurance Administration The Insurance Administration Roosevelt

Philo Vance Investigates Archer Coe Death Case

Philo Vance and District Attorney Markham visit Archer Coe’s home where Wrede and Signor Grassi are present. The death chamber door is bolted from inside. Coe appears dressed for murder with a bullet wound and stabbing marks. A wounded terrier links clues as Brisbane Coe’s body is found in a Chicago coat closet.

Heath Brisbane Coe Snitkin Vance Gamble Mr. Wrede Wrede Mr. Markham Mr. Grassi Brisbane Philo Vance Archer Coe Markham Coe Signor Grassi Archer Chicago Liang

Dickens on Health Advice From The Doctors of Dickens

Marlon Wefer notes in Hygeia Magazine an article on The Doctors of Dickens. Dickens urges avoiding overlarge meals and sedentary return to work, advocating moderated animal food intake and more healthful exercise. He also calls for wiser dress for women and general public health diligence.

Dickens Charles Dickens Marlon Wefer Hygeia Magazine America

Postum Free Week’s Supply Offer Drawn by Advert

A Postum Company promotion offers a full week's supply of healthful Postum free to any reader who writes for it. The advertisement appears in another section of the paper.

Postum Company Postum Adv

And Frequently Is Love Is Not Folly but It Can Easily Be Made

Exchange quip on love notes its potential to be folly yet also to be shaped into certainty or wit. The line plays with irony and moral tone in a concise epigram.

Public Ledger, Inc WNU Service S.S.S

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Mr. Coe Central Park Mr. Brisbane Coe van Dine WH. Wright W.N.U. Service iBy Carter G. O. P. Reconciled Hoover WNU Housewife's Idea Creomulsion New York City
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