Van Dine Probes a Suicide Turned Murder Mystery
Philo Vance and District Attorney Markham visit Archer Coe’s home to solve whether Coe’s death was suicide or murder. They discover a stabbed body, internal dagger wound, and a later death linked to Coe’s circle. A wounded terrier and a missing Miss Delafiela connect suspects as Grassi is stabbed.
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Philo Vance
Archer Coe
Markham
Coe
Wrede
Signor Grassi
Cos
Vance
Doremus
Vanes
Brisbane Coe
Archer
Chicago
Liang
Brisbane
Grassi
Vance Reveals Doberman Clue In Deadly House Case
In Manhattan, Inspector Vance and Markham pursue a tangled murder plot at the Coe residence. Wrede is dead from a dog attack linked to abuse, while Liang the servant provides crucial testimony about eight to nine PM events and hidden weapons in the house.
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Heath
Coe House
Wrede
Vance
Coe
Markham
Enright
Scottie
Liang
Gamble
Mr. Liang
Mr. Wrede
Archer Coe
Perfect Quilt Design Offers Printable Patch Patterns
Perforated design helps transfer patterns to cloth with minimal effort. Seven actual size patterns are offered on bond paper with blue stamping powder and instructions. Patterns include Spider Web center, Butterfly Motif, Tulip Border, Feather Circle, Floral border, and Pineapple motif. Send stamp for Home Craft Company Department D in St. Louis for details.
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St. Louis Ave
St. Louis
Codes for Britain's Rolling Stock Revealed in Tit-Bits
London Tit-Bits Magazine explains railway staff use code names for rolling stock. Terms like scorpion carriage Macaw and Crocodile trolley describe vehicle types, capacities, and features. The code book is widespread among station masters across the kingdom, enabling rapid message deciphering.
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Britain
London Tit-Bits Magazine
Ovethcorpion
B. C
Éxca
Few Cases of Arthritis Can Be Left to Nature
Correction of living habits diet and removal of foci of infection do not always remove arthritis pain or other symptoms. Dr Maurice P Lautman writes in Hygeia Magazine that prevention is difficult yet essential and that overreliance on nature alone can be disastrous.
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Maurice P. Lautman
Hygeia Magazine
Hair-Raising Loyalty at Trooping the Colour
An officer in a Highland regiment once wore a wig after losing his hair in war. During the crowd watching the Trooping the Colour at Horse Guards parade, his wig became stuck in his hat as he raised it to salute. A Cockney observer shouted admiringly, Coo, ain't e loyal.
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Horse Guards
Vancouver
Precautions On Perishable Food From Tin Containers
The report from the Bureau of Soils in Washington states no toxic action from tin cans is expected, but perishable foods like milk fruit vegetables and meats spoil once opened. Bacteria from air contaminate exposed foods, so open containers should not be left without cold storage. cold slows but does not stop growth, so refrigeration should not be relied on in open form.
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Food Researchiboragory
Bureau of Soils
Washington
Walter H. Eddy
Good Housekeeping Burestu
Was marriage changing him when he changed?
In a brief dialogue a speaker notes that marriage altered a man significantly, suggesting he now resembles the image his wife once had of him. The exchange hints at a personal transformation linked to domestic life.
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Vance
Belle Maison
Criminal Courts Iuilding
Markhsw
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Anni
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Goodby
Marknan
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Central Park
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