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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1923
Page
2
In a tense investigation of Slyke's death, Bartley suspects he was killed elsewhere and undressed postmortem. The team finds no blood in the undressing room, notes missing buttons and stockings, and discovers a second room with a bottle, cigars, and a concealed playing card.
Bartley Roche and I explore a tower room after discovering two matching playing cards and a whisky bottle with three glasses. We deduce the killer used the room, find blood spatter on the balcony floor and wall, and consider the possibility of an intruding murderer who staged the scene.
John Bartley a veteran investigator joins Governor New York to probe an attempted robbery at Robert Slyke’s Circle Lake home near Faratoga. Bartley suspects a miscarriage of justice as clues refocus on an old café restaging. Slyke’s death is ruled suicide by family and officials, but Bartley believes murder.
A fragmentary subway overheard exchange notes Salvation Army lass moving to an army school and studying Deuteronomy. The snippet hints at religious study amid daily rail chatter and an Outlook mention.
Greenville police officer N Hatcher of 110 Lucile Ave reports improved health after fifteen years of indigestion and constipation. He gained eight pounds, now enjoys meals, energy, and sleep, crediting Tanlac. advertisement notes Tanlac sold by druggists with over 85 million bottles.
A humorous exchange jokes about a house guest during dinner. The line puns on timing with a waiter’s quip and a playful remark about the third course.
Testimonial letters claim Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aids women in hard labor and office work. Vendors advertise the product from Brooklyn and Milwaukee, with anecdotes of improved health, endurance, and relief from pains and headaches.
A witty quip contrasts rables marks and crowns with six million of one kind versus half-a-dozen million of another, illustrating the confusion of foreign money values in everyday trade.
Quentwrk states that Zhorbdoff was expelled from the Soviet and condemned to execution for alleged disloyalty while Pthrwyx-So questions the charges. The exchange includes remarks on amusement and labor as well as a critique of lazy philosophy.
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