Twin Hollows Mystery and the Red Lamp Prelude
An English professor dies under strange circumstances at Twin Hollows as psychic interests surface. Jane, a psychiatrist, and the Porters confront unexplained deaths and a house haunted by red lamp omens while Greenough the detective watches.
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William Isors
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Sheep-killing mystery spurs coastal voyage planning
Journal notes by Mary Roberts Rinehart depict a voyage toward Bass Cove as the author and Jane, with Peter Geiss, plan to escape mosquitos and resolve anxieties about a sheep killing, suspecting a deeper conspiracy tied to Uncle Horace’s letter. The narrative threads a legal inquiry and fear of a violent motive behind the alleged crime.
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Jose
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Bass Cove
Jenn Lear
Edith
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Horace
Haig
Night on the Lake Demands a Murder Twist
Peter Geiss theorizes Carroway’s death as a boat encounter with an armed assailant. The narrator recalls strange visions, watches greenlight, and confronts police suspicion about links between Halliday’s assault, the sheep-killer, and Carroway’s fate. A chalk mark on the boat box raises new tension as Greenough questions him.
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Greenough
Halliday
Doctor Hayward
Bunyan
Tom
Edith
Gordon
Jane
Peter Geiss
Hayward
Carroway
American fisher near extinction in vast range
The American fisher once ranged from Nova Scotia to northwestern British Columbia and across the Alleghenies, Rockies, and Sierra Cascade ranges. Nature Magazine notes it was never common and settlement plus trapping has driven it nearly extinct in much of its range, with little protection and high skin prices fueling ongoing pursuit.
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Nova Scotia
British Columbia
Alleghenies
Rocky Mountains
Sierras-Cascade Ranges
Nature Magazine
Safety Council Advances Global Safety Promotion
The National Safety Council, founded in 1913, is a nonprofit organization promoting safety in industry, government, and homes. It now connects with over 4,000 concerns and reaches 10,000 workshops and 10 million workers worldwide, expanding from national to international scope.
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Cipher Clues and Suspicions Cloud a University Mystery
In a tense senate of suspicion, the narrator frets over Carroway’s fate and Halliday’s leverage, sensing a covert battle to ruin reputation. Edith’s torn cipher sheet and memory recall hint at a typewriter clue, with Greenough and Hayward entwined in a fragile web of alibis and fear.
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Edith
Helena
Oakville
Helena Lear
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Sangers Mill
Livingstone Place
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Carroway
Gordon
Hayward
Greenough
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Annie Cochran
Thomas
Hailiday
Peter Geiss
Skipper
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