Pulp Fiction, 1938 · page 112 of 116
10-Story Detective Magazine Cover — page 112: what you’re looking at
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# Page Analysis This is a text page from a pulp detective fiction magazine, containing the continuation of a story titled "10-Story Detective." The visible prose describes a murder investigation scene where a detective arrives to find Dr. Klausman holding what appears to be a gas cylinder. The detective suspects murder and notes the cylinder doesn't contain oxygen. Dr. Klausman remains calm despite appearing incriminated, viewing the situation as ultimately advantageous for his reputation. The page is surrounded by period advertisements for tire prices, detective work opportunities, mustache products, and mail-order courses.
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