Murder in Nightclub Sparks Wisconsin Camp Deaths
At a Chicago club the patron Dunn Clayton is shot dead while Lt. Stanton questions a volunteer witness calling himself Trembly. A Wisconsin winter camp gathering ends with Preston Brown killed in a car crash as a stranger arrives and departs. Brown’s papers implicate Trembly, who likely caused the death. Vermont lawyer John Whittesex recalls Turner linked will names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doring
Chicago
Dunn Clayton
Stanton
Buck” ‘Trembly
Clayton
France
Maisie
Trembly
Wisconsin
Preston Brown
Hela
Brown
Gods
Man
Vermont
John Whiltttesex
Turner
Six Million Trust Plans Weave Through A Veteran's Will
In a murky tale, Mr. Turner reveals a planned six million dollar trust fund and six named men Acton Blair Howard Ashley Ronald Roberts Preston Brown Arthur Trembdy Dunn Clayton. He hints the will reflects past fortunes and rivalries as Miss Field notes scrutinize his intentions and the uneasy moral orbit surrounding the proposed bequest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Turner
Miss Field
Miss Fietch
Acton Blair
Howard Ashley
Ronald Roberts
Preston Brown
Arthur Trembdy
Dunn Clayton
Turner
Miss Wield
Milas Weld
Miss Meld
Mr. Dorner
Death of Turner Reveals Trusts and Motives in Will
Lt. Stanton investigates Turner's will after his 1926 death in Westchester county. The document creates a life trust of at least thirty thousand dollars for six companions, with reversion to the son of the testator. Clerks, trustees and executors are named, and Turner’s view of money as freedom is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Ben
Leutenant
Daniel Schuyler
Philly Monroe
Asa Dar-log
Terner
Stanton
Anda Blanton
Chicago
Jessy James
Jessa James
Asa Darling
Mister
Meutenant
White Plains
Newburgh
Hudson
Tarrytown- Nyack
Tappanzee
Stony Point
West Point
Westchester County
Real Purpose Served by Cultivating Hobby
Dr H F Etlander's Hygeia essay argues hobbies reduce nervous breakdowns and mischief by keeping minds engaged. Hobbies should be enjoyable, affordable, and educational, with literature music astronomy cited as examples. Kilander urges guiding children's leisure to use time wisely, noting recreation is essential and schools should teach leisure skills for youth and adulthood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Etlander
Doctor Kilander
Meale
Kilander
Usury in Biblical Times
The term usury now means excessive money interest, but in Scripture it simply meant interest of any kind. Moses forbade Jews charging interest to fellow Jews yet allowed it from foreigners. During exile, mortgaging land with high interest arose, breaching the law.
Immortality in Books and the Author’s Fate
A fragment reflects on immortality through writing, arguing that as long as a book endures, its author remains alive and cannot die. The idea attributes enduring life to literature, suggesting authorship grants lasting fame beyond physical death.
Turner Heir at Darling House in the Hudson Highlands
Lieutenant Stanton visits Mr. Darling at his brick Newburgh estate near the Hudson bluff. The scene unfolds in a richly set parlor where a loyal German Baltic fish tray and samovar signal old world hospitality as Stanton contemplates his mission and the family’s Revolutionary past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Darling
Turner
Stanton
Newburgh
Hotel Palatine
Kluft
Tasbrouck House
Hasbrouck House
Hudson
Washington
Highlands
Yorktown
England
Andrew Jackson
Darling
Tia
Lieutenant Stanton
Chicago Police
Light Infantry
Meutenant
Daring
Germany
Baltic
Thora
Pompey
Srenchman
Moutenant
France
Paul Before Rome The Trials and Defense in Acts
A compact outline of Paul’s appearances before Felix Festus and Agrippa, his appeal to Caesar, and his journey to Rome. It notes key events such as the Sanhedrin charges, Festus conflict, Agrippa hearing, voyage on a Alexandria voyage, shipwreck, and Paul’s defense about the Messianic Kingdom as taught in Scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Paul
Caesar
Paul
Perix
Offelais
Tertullua
Fells
Christ
Festua
Festus
Tolix
Jerusalem
Terusalem
Daggar
Estus
Rome
Agrippa
Bernieg
Roma
Alexandria
Myrna
Italy
Aristarchus
Luke
Fair Haven
Acta
Appil Forum
Paula
Jesus
Personal Consecration and the Will to Serve
The passage defines consecration as a clear understanding not an indulgence. It emphasizes facing facts squarely and denying self for others, to give and work with heart and soul so God’s Kingdom may come on earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hera Ta
Othera
Pleasures Not Lasting in Unpardoned Sin
A fragment warns that pleasures of sin are brief and punishments endure for the unpardoned. It reflects moral caution and enduring consequence, emphasizing spiritual accountability without explicit details. The terse message echoes a religious or didactic tone.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Halts Indigestion Fast
A vintage health note explains indigestion as excess stomach acid from overstimulated nerves and souring food. It recommends Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe alkali that instantly neutralizes acid, with one spoonful in water easing symptoms. Buy genuine Phillips' at 25 or 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips’ Mills
Magnesia
Phillips
Zoo Gets Rare Bird The London 700
The London 700, now among the world's rarest birds, is a Tontan with two sharp wing claws. It dives into the river to escape danger and uses its claws to climb back. Fully grown it resembles a small pheasant with a long tail and a distinctly reptilian look. Its home is South America.
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Zoo
London
Ita
South America
Aysoelated Press
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Clifford Raymond
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the Bobbn Morrill Co i
John Whittlesex
John W Whittlesex
New York
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White Pinings
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Whittlesex
Arthur Trembly
Acton Blait
Alan
Chapter
Undaychool L
ASV
Moody Dible Institute of Culuage
Western Nowspepat
Paul N
Bessie Blowletta
Cloore
Castoria
Tosaea
Genuina Castoria
N. Uy Dea Molnas
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