Mystery of Muller Hill Shrouds Bronder Hollow Nobility
In central New York a century ago a French nobleman calling himself Louis Anathe Muller built a fortified chateau near Slab City and founded a small village in Bronder's Hollow. After Napoleon's collapse he returned to France, leaving a ruined estate and a half-forgotten tale of wealth, secrecy, and disappearance.
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Syracuse
WN. Y
Valley
New York
Bronder
Syracuse Poat-Standard
Louis Aunthe Muller
Slab City
Georgetown
Timmeelf Muller
Gosien
Mutler
Napoleon
France
Muller
Abiot Weston
New York City
Louis Anathe Muller
Economic Security By Leonard A Barrett
Leonard A Barrett outlines two key economic security principles. First, drift or thrift to avoid extravagance and build financial stability, with weekly savings and careful use of funds. Second, avoidance of debt, plus reducing waste in production and consumption to prevent reliance on relief funds. He cites by products in meat, salvaging gold from a rug, and frugal home finance as examples.
White House appoints Lieut Perrin marine aide
Lieut Thomas Perrin, formerly of Bishopville District of Columbia, receives the marine aide appointment at the White House after service aboard the battleship Texas. He is noted for time at the Quantico Marine Corps base before moving to sea duty and is well known in Washington.
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Thomas Perrin
Texas
White House
Bishopville
D. C
Washington
Marine Corps
Quantico
Police to Investigate Purse Snatching Ducks
Fresno police plan to question ducks at Reeding park after Mrs. A. Van Fleet of New York accused the birds of purse snatching. She said her purse containing 90 dollars was taken while resting in the park before continuing to Yosemite.
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Fresno
Calif
Reeding Park
City Playground
A. van Fleet
New York
California
Yosemite National Park Rangers
van Fleet
Yosemite
Parties and decorative doors in home life
The article argues that a successful party hinges on entertainment and companionship rather than mere food, noting laughter and gaiety as essential. It contrasts dinner and theater parties with simple gatherings, then discusses decorative front doors and hardware as fashionable house features highlighting period-appropriate style.
Return to Frugal Ways and Debt Free Living
A Western Newspaper Union piece laments modern consumerism urging living within means. It contrasts past thrift with present credit culture advocating saving and avoiding debt to restore prosperity. It argues taxes should be avoided for financial stability and warns against installment buying and delaying debt repayment.
Texas Rangers mortality estimate sparks historical debate
Dr W P Webb, UT history professor, concludes after years of research that the Texas Rangers may have killed about 10 000 men over a century of activity. Webb asserts that if the dead from Ranger actions were lined up head to foot they would stretch a life of 11 miles.
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Texas Rangers
Austin
Texas
W.P. Webb
University of Texas
The Gull Club Mystery on a Yacht Riverfront
Elizabeth faces a dangerous assignment about Dutch Wagner and his gang at the Gull club, a gambling yacht on the Hudson. A stranger claims Bill Phillips, questions Elizabeth, and a raid forces a tense escape aboard the launch as danger closes in.
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Eature
Blake
Elizabeth
Dutch Wagner
Bill Phillips
Frankie Griffin
Wagner
Gull
Hudson
Bill Philips
Bill
Elisabeth
Mr. Phillips
Phillips
Gulf Club
Gull Club
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New York Valley
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Taine
Liss
Jerry Ford
Jerry
University of Michigan
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Bel! Syndicate
WNU
Martial
Armand
Voliva
Wilbur Green
Zion, Ill
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