Blue Bokhara Rug Holds Bloodstained Clue in New York
Clarke and Collins chase a fabled blue Bokhara rug linked to a murder in Manhattan. Aided by Thalda and Thalda’s visions, they trace the rug from a Pell Street fence to an Armenian shop, uncovering a tale of love, betrayal, poverty, and a doomed heiress. The rug is recovered. Miss Drexian mourns. Clarke contemplates further pursuit of justice.
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Jim
Theresa
Hokhara
Samarkand
Washington Street
Clarke
Torkoman
Arlton Clarer
New York
James Watson Drexian
Radleigh Hurcamp
Collind
Collins
Ranieighy Hurcamp
Mr. Harcamp
Paul
Harcamp
Buet
Broadway
Oriental Line
Clark
Agnaast
Jower ‘Aehington Street
Dresiau
Enid Clarke
Pell Street
Collin
Fangbone
Pangbone
Kieheff
Drexian
Kivboff
Thalda
Fanglone’s
Mim
Cariion
Tve
Thaidat
Carlton Clarke
Washington
Ito
Caine
Watt
Kareton Boyajian
Carl Tor
Thaida
Coblins
Miss Drexlan
New * York
Ashe
Ranleigh Harcamp
Papa
Ranleleh
Sexton
W. G. Chapman
Great Britain
Disfiguring Scalding Accident and Odd Anecdotes
A scalding kitchen accident left a child severely burned then healed after weeks with Cureita Ointment, praised by Mrs. Hare of South Shields. Other items include Bridget the maid’s apple and gingerbread joke, a New York doctor tale, and a witty Englishman’s American shopping surprise.
Congenial Work And Strength to Perform It
A Washington stenographer narrates renewed vigor from breakfast with Grape Nuts and cream. After weeks of fatigue from greasy meals, she switched to Grape Nuts, milk, and felt noticeable energy and easier daily work. She recalls walking 12 blocks to work with newfound ease and joy in her duties.
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Washington
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Frank Lovell Nelson
Zug Thida
Whke
Bridget
Morse
Mick
Shure
Maggie
United States