Death Demon

The Sankton Mysteries brought to you by Bromo Seltzer. Bromo Seltzer, bromo Seltzer, bromo Seltzer. And as Sankton, this is your host inviting you through the gory portals of the squeaking door for another swary with some super duper supernatural personality.

And if you've never met a super duper supernatural personality, aren't you the lucky word? there to revitalize people, usually somewhat dead, with transparent complexions and morbid imaginations. Would you like to become one? You won't have to worry about the high cost of living.

And you'll never have to worry about dying because once you're dead, that little matter will take care of itself. But why don't I become one? I've got news for you. I am. Hahaha. Tonight's Inner Sanctum Mystery, Death Demon, was written by Milton Lewis and stars Everett Sloan in the role of Howard with Anne Seymour Ejilder and is presented by the Emerson Drug

Company of Baltimore, Maryland, whose registered pharmacists compound bromosaltzer, the headache product that fights headache three ways. Bromosaltzer helps the pain of a headache quickly and pleasantly and also helps the the jittery nerves and stomach upset that may accompany a headache.

No wonder in a recent representative nationwide survey, drugists report that of all headache products dispensed to their fountains, the overwhelming favorite is bromo salcer. Right, friend. Let's stop all this ghoulishness and let's get grim.

Now remember our rule. Don't jump out of the window. Unless it's open. But in awe, then listen as Howard Ryan tells us his strange story. The wind was rising when I returned to Greystone Farms late that night.

The house with its Victorian gables and towers looked like a plowing hand reaching into the scutting clouds. I went directly to my room even though the living room was lit up. I had no desire to see my stepmuller, or the man she had married.