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The May Day Mystery (1929)
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    Notes On New Books (13 Reviews)
    Detective and Mystery
    1. The Eater of Darkness by Robert M. Coates
    2. Blair's Attic by Joseph C. Lincoln and Freeman Lincoln
    3. The Five Flamboys by Francis Beeding
    4. The Glenlitten Murder by E. Phillips Oppenheim
    5. Detective Duff Unravels It by Harvey O'Higgins
    6. The Dain Curse by Dashiell Hammett
    7. Barron Ixell: Crime Breaker by Oscar Schisgall
    8. Yellow Munro by Gerard Fairlie
    9. The May Day Mystery by Octavus Roy Cohen
    10. Hide in the Dark by Frances Noyes Hart
    11. The Fifth Latchkey by Natalie Sumner Lincoln
    12. Temple Tower by Herman C. McNeile
    13. The Murder in the Laboratory by T.L. Davidson
    The Bookman, September 1929
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    The New Books (15 Reviews)
    The Evolution of Art, by Ruth de Rochemont
    1. The Evolution of Art by Ruth de Rochemont
    2. The Profession of Letters by Arthur S. Collins
    3. Little Plays of Saint Francis by Laurence Housman
    4. Satan as Lightning by Basil King
    5. Houp La! by Crosbie Garstin
    6. The Book of Bette by Eleanor Mercein
    7. The Black Camel by Earl Derr Biggers
    8. The May Day Mystery by Octavus Roy Cohen
    9. The Gate of a Strange Field by Harold Heslop
    10. The Happy Parrot by Robert W. Chambers
    11. Welcome-Stranger by Neil E. Cook
    12. The Story Peter Told by Elsie Ball
    13. The Mascot Goes Across by Ernest Elwood Stanford
    14. Grantham Gets on by Ralph Henry Barbour
    15. The Rise of the Red Alders by Lou Rogers
    The Saturday Review, August 31, 1929, p. 95