Frederic Arnold Kummer Sr. was an American author whose works possessed a certain depth, often serving as the basis for cinematic adaptations. His writing reflected a unique perspective on the world, allowing readers to glimpse into diverse life narratives. Kummer's legacy endures not only in his literary output but also in the broader cultural landscape where his work left an indelible mark. His literary influence is evident in his ability to engage audiences and provoke thought.
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Set against the backdrop of a high-society house party, a young playwright and an interior designer become embroiled in a murder investigation after the wife of a Senator is found dead. Initially bonding over a playful discussion about a mystery play, Stephen Ransom and Ann Vickery soon find themselves suspects. As they navigate the complexities of the case and work to prove their innocence, they must also contend with the scrutiny of Inspector Duveen, blending suspense with elements of romance and wit.
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This detective novel set in the early film industry follows young star Ruth Morton, who faces death threats. Detective Richard Duvall is hired to solve the case. Frederic Arnold Kummer, an American author known for various genres, wrote this story under the pseudonym Arnold Fredericks.
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Focusing on the significance of early human history, this book presents important narratives for young readers in a modern and accessible format. Efforts have been made to preserve the content, ensuring it remains clear and readable, rather than relying on scanned copies. The text has been reformatted and retyped, making it suitable for present and future generations to explore the foundational days of humanity.
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Exploring the dawn of humanity, this work delves into the lives, struggles, and societal developments of early humans. Through vivid storytelling, it captures the challenges faced by primitive societies and their evolution over time. The narrative emphasizes themes of survival, community, and the emergence of culture, providing readers with insights into the human experience from its very beginnings. Kummer's writing combines historical detail with imaginative elements, making it a compelling read for those interested in the origins of mankind.