Jimmy Drury: Candid Camera Detective

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Jimmy Drury: Candid Camera Detective

by David O'Hara

EN·~3 hours·23 chapters

Chapters

23 total

JIMMIE DRURY: CANDID CAMERA DETECTIVE

0:14

CHAPTER I OUT FROM THE FOG

8:23

CHAPTER II MAGIC OF THE DARK ROOM

10:14

CHAPTER III THE DARK ROOM

12:24

CHAPTER IV TOM HOWE’S EARS

11:43

CHAPTER V THE CANDID CAMERA CLICKS AGAIN

5:34

CHAPTER VI JOHN’S HIDEOUT

8:29

CHAPTER VII BIG TIMERS STAGE A REHEARSAL

16:27

CHAPTER VIII A MILLIONAIRE PITCHER

5:16

CHAPTER IX A FORTUNATE SHOT

9:17
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Description

In a thick, low‑lying fog that rolls off the lake, a young man named Jimmie Drude—son of a prominent newspaper editor—finds himself knocked to the ground by a mysterious flash and a shadowy figure on a bridge. Disoriented but alive, he clutches a strange object at his belt and immediately suspects the attack is linked to a sinister criminal known only as the Silent Terror. Determined to turn the tables, Jimmie summons the help of a nearby policeman and races to the Daily Press offices, where he hopes to enlist his father's old friend, the sharp‑witted detective Tom Howe.

At the bustling newsroom, Jimmie's urgency draws the attention of seasoned officers and a cadre of reporters, all buzzing with curiosity about the unexplained assault. As the pieces of the puzzle begin to surface, Jimmie prepares to team up with Howe, using his quick thinking and a hidden camera to capture clues that might finally expose the elusive menace lurking in the city’s foggy streets.

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Language

en

Duration

~3 hours (174K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Stephen Hutcheson and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

Sep 1, 2018

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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David O'Hara

1878–1959

Best known as a pen name used on adventure stories for young readers, this early-20th-century writer is linked to brisk mysteries, gadgets, and cliffhanger plots. The name appears most often on boys' fiction published alongside other pseudonyms in a very active pulp-era career.

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