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- The Jade Necklace by Pemberton Ginther -- Roslyn
Blake possesses a necklace of ancient Chinese design and of mysterious
origin. Strange events result in its loss, but her courage and the
friendship of Dr. Briggs help her to solve the mystery. -- 1932,
Cupples & Leon.
- The Thirteenth Spoon by Pemberton Ginther -- A
mystery story for girls, that holds the interest from the first word to the
last. Twelve famous Apostle spoons, and the thirteenth, the Master Spoon
vanish. Who has stolen them? Carol's courage solve the mystery in an
original and exciting story. -- 1932, Cupples & Leon.
- The Secret Stair by Pemberton Ginther -- The 'Van
Dirk Treasure' is a manuscript jeweled and illuminated. The treasure s
hidden in the old family mansion where Sally Shaw goes to live. Strange
events occur. The house is thought to be haunted. The Book vanishes. Its
recovery makes a most unusual story. -- 1932, Cupples & Leon.
- The Door in the Mountain by Isola L. Forrester --
The four McLeans lived just outside of Frisbee, Arizona, thirty miles from
even the railroad. But adventure lurks in unexpected places, when a legend
that held considerable mystery for the community proved the courage and
ingenuity of all the McLeans. -- 1932, Cupples &
Leon.
- Secret of the Dark House by Frances Y. Young -- Jean
had an inquiring mind, and any event that she could not understand aroused
her curiosity to the 'nth degree. A charming stranger in the schoolroom,a
taciturn chauffeur, a huge dark house, strange robberies in the
neighborhood, and a secretive old man who always wears a disuse, combined to
put Jean in one grand mystery story that every girl will enjoy reading. --
1934, Cupples & Leon.
The Twin Ring Mystery by Mildred A. Wirt -- The mystery
of the missing half of a twin ring found in an unclaimed trunk farer a
sea-wreck off the coast of Florida, so intrigued Joan Birnell, and her chum,
Gail Carrington, that neither girl could rest until the mystery was solved.
A cleverly told story that will appeal to all girls who enjoy an
entertaining and fascinating mystery yarn. -- 1932, Cupples & Leon.
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