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Gregory Hood, Suspect

The Casebook of Gregory Hood · September 30, 1946 · 29 min · 5,234 words

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Petri Wine brings you... The Case Book of Gregory Hood. Tonight, the Petri family, the family that took time to bring you good wine, invite you to listen to the story of... Gregory Hood Suspect. Another exciting adventure from the Case Book of Gregory Hood.

And as for me right now, I'd like to suggest a delicious new dessert. Peaches in Petri, California, Muscatel Wine. Just imagine juicy golden sweet peaches flavored by the wine that goes with them perfectly. Petri Muscatel sounds good, doesn't it?

But you'll never know just how good till the first bite. Absolutely delicious and easy to prepare too. You just drain the juice from canned peaches, cook the syrup till slightly thickened, mix with twice the amount of petri muscatel, pour over the peaches and chill for two hours.

Just be sure you use Petri Muscatel. Because you know that Petri Muscatel is really special. A sweet, clear golden wine with a full rich flavor. It's really good. Try it tomorrow night for dessert. Peaches and Petri Muscatel.

You can serve Petri Muscatel proudly because those five letters, P-E-T-R-I, spell the proudest name in the long history of fine wine. Petri, well, once again, it's Monday night in San Francisco and time for our weekly date with Gregory Hood and his friend and attorney, Sanders and Taylor.

Tonight, Greg suggested we rendezvous at that gourmet paradise, Samilios, on Powell Street. Let's join in there, shall we? Hello there, Harry. Evening, Greg. How are you, Mr. Taylor? I'm. Thank you, Harry. We just ordered a couple of shurries, Harry.

Shall I make it three? It's 12, Greg. I'd like one. I'll make that three, Mario. Yes, Mr. Wood. Well, Greg, how's about tonight's story? From the hint you gave us last week, it sounded like quite a yarn.

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