Seven Spectators and a Ghost in a Library Tragedy
In a tense library scene at Blackwater the seven observers including Tom Grencfon and Veronica Sesbroke witness a freak turn as Pell fires, falls, and a phantasm of a ghost is hinted at. Inspector Wayne and Constable Sanderson scramble to sort truth from trickery amid a concealed murder setup. The butler Carter and feetmen provide faint leads as Eastley and Parson Laxton struggle to identify a wounded man found near the wine cellar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Ria
Tom Grencfon
Veronica Sesbroke
Parson’ Marling
Laxton
Péll
Pell
Beyen
Inspector Wayne
Yuinder
Oemur
Wayne
Sanderson
Eastley
Aes
Ae “Sanderson
Fastley
Iman
Ren
Carter
Mr. Fotherbury
Astley
Ferris
Lthle
Pel
Wes
Althe
Daily Crossword Puzzle Teaser and Clues
Across and down clues fill a cluttered puzzle grid with wordplay on names ages and items. The page lists numerous fragmented hints including rivers dynasties and crafts offering a nostalgic snapshot of a bygone newspaper puzzle section.
Mystery at the Hall After Pell Is Shot
Wayne and Eastley confront a tangled crime scene in a hall where Laxton and the unknown victim lie. Somerfield hints Pell’s message about the forgotten keyhole may solve the murder as the group debates the suspect pool and orders the doctor to remove the injured man. Continue the story tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fvo
Laxton
Wayne
Eastley
Sanderson
Pell
Somerfield
Boyle
Roger Pell
Wm. Morrow Co
Year Ago Today in Waterloo August 21 1928
Waterloo notes reveal C Hasland of Chicago took over the lease and equipment of the Irning hotel from IL W Davis of Milwaukee. Six persons were injured in site collisions. Bryant Paving Co of Waterloo won a contract to pave 6 544 miles on Primary No 10 in Bremer county east of Waverly for 157 612 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hasland
Chicago
IL. W. Davis
Milwaukee
Bryant Paving Company
Waterloo
Bremer County
Waverly
Uncle Wiggily and Little Katy
Mrs Longears brings news of a new bunny, and Uncle Wiggily considers a name for the child rabbit. He suggests Katy as a possible name after a moment of thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odge
Mrs. Longears
Uncle Wiggily
Katy the Bunny Girl Lost in the Woods
Uncle Wiggily's family welcomes baby Katy in a hollow stump bungalow. A lost Katy wanders the woods following bird calls for tea and sweetness, misunderstands them as voices until Uncle Wiggily finds her. She returns home with a cooling ice cream cone and vows not to wander again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy
Mos. Longears
Mr. Longsars
Bunny Uncle
Hollow Stump
Baby Bunty
Dingle
Jangle
Uncle Wigglly
Chewink
Uncle Wiggily
Rabbit
Jackie Bow Wow
Uncle Wiggly
Mr. Longears
Gnele
Uncle Wiegily
Big Stickie
Life in the Old Stone Age among cave and open camps
Uncle Ray explains that not all Old Stone Age people lived in caves, with many campsites in open areas while caves offered winter shelter. Evidence from France and Spain shows fires and bones in caves, stone spearheads and arrowheads mark progress, and cave bears and lions contested spaces. The text notes a shift after the stone pointed spear improved hunting of bears and deer, and mentions vast bone heaps from wild horses in France, plus rhinoceros remains in Italy and Sicily and land connections between continents. Tomorrow Taming of the Dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
France
Spain
Italy
Sicily
Africa
Rainbow Division Hero Lost In World War I Action
Ernest L Griffith of 246 Cottage Grove Avenue and a companion were killed by German machine gun fire on the Mame river front in France. Griffith survived earlier wounding and hospital stay but died in the Argonne campaign. His unit, part of the Forty sixth division, pressed an open wheat field before the fatal volley. A later line note mentions Paris and charity cases with a separate death and pension-like details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest L. Griffith
Cottage Grove Avenue
Griffith
Mame
France
Argonne
Baker
Also Mentioned on This Page
British Museum
Dr. Eastley
Professor Laxton
Persia
Mara P
Engust Collegi
Eran
Dalnig
Hven
Watering Pines
Kinbrice
Aidah
Ntrito
Assam
Ayorm
Gostans
Flemly
Sartyca AG
Asia
Kind
Ny IL
Kindar
Tonian Islands
Pat
Barker
Princely Choos. Nleetlas House of
Shile
Isie
Yale Tiriein
Ediudion
Vamaraw
Fez
Jer
Tilliev
Silver
Mac
By Russ Westover
Goober
Archie
LO Man
Tommy
United Feature Syndicate
Seeerative Syndicate
Freddie Gerner
Tiey
BY Ben Dave Allen
Uncle Wiggily and
Little Katy By
Howard R. Garis
Uncle Ray’s
Uncle Ray
Hon
Tates
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Ilar
Bys
Crone
Paris
Mmes, Marie Louise Jacon
Blue Star Coal
Blue Star
Eastern Kentucky
Western Kentucky
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
Ninth “St
Clute Grocery
Westfield Ave
Tore
Lord
Enniby-Blackburn
Copfee CO
Kansas City
Aro
Cp Smith Lichty & Hillman CO
Iowa
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