Mysterious French Treasure Tale Recalled In Quest
A longserialized reminiscence recounts legends of vast hoards hidden by a French noble lineage. It follows the Rouvier treasure myth and a later claim that gilded statues once in Sainte Chapelle are hidden within a field discovered in Neuilly, with a peasant guarding the site.
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Padondaf
Russia
Great Britain
France
Louis the Pious
Twelve Apostles
Sainte Chapelle
Tower of London
Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
England
Marquis de Rouvier
Court of
St James
Nevyr Neuilly
Buried Treasures and Sir Francis Drake in Old World Records
The narrative surveys legendary hoards and searches across Europe and beyond. It recounts Napoleon’s Tuilleries treasure tale, King Stanislas in Nancy, papal wealth in Rome, and Ghent abbey legends. It notes Du Casse’s arcanum quest, St Bavon ruins, and Attila's cave with broad hints of vague riches.
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Rouvier
Ufe
France
Greenwich
Paris
Rome
Lorraine
Marquis de Rouvier
Waterloo
Napoleon Bonaparte
Tuilleries
Bonaparte
New York
Tuilleries Park
Stanislas
Nancy
Innocent
Holy See
M. du Casse
M. Ormond
du Casse
West Indies
Ghent
Bruisel
Caribbean
Broisel
Hull
St. Bavon
Morasses
Vierlande
Hamburg
Attila the Hun
Hungary
Attila
Vigo
Spain
Mexico
South America
Francis Drake
Drake
Economical Soul Tale Shows Hebrew Economy On Trains
Arthur W. Marks of Washington uses a parable about a Hebrew traveler on a New York to Philadelphia train. With no ticket the man claims his fare is paid by the company, and actors aboard identify their groups by the theater company name. The Jew finally answers Comp ny and names the Pittsburgh Cloding company.
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Arthur W. Marks
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
The
Pittsburgh Cloding Company
Popular Magazine
Taft Chicago Banquet Parody Upsets Aide Butt
Archibald Butt a military aide to President Taft fumed over a Dixie parody sung at a Chicago banquet. He remarked the song was as sacred as the Lord's Prayer, spoiling his evening. The remark came via a Popular Magazine quote, reflecting on imagination's edge.
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Archie
Taft
Chicago
Mr. Hilles
Archibald Butt
Dixie
Butt
Georgia
Music in the Squall of a Baby to Its Mother
A vivid line recalls the moment a newborn sound sparks music in a mother’s ear. The brief image contrasts chaos and tenderness, highlighting maternal motivation and the primal bond between parent and child.
Coffee blamed for biliousness and malaria claims
A Fort Worth man recalls a bilious temperament with malaria and boils tied to coffee. He stopped coffee about a year ago and began drinking Postum, reporting no boils or malaria since, gaining 15 pounds and crediting Postum for his health without medicines.
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Ft. Worthman
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Katy
Naty
Naty Limited
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Ayer
St. Louis, Moa
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Alberta
Ottawa
Canada
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Ninth St
Kasacs City
CS Braighton
Alan
Wioman
Batterich
Batterick Building
New York City
Daisy. Fly Killer
Thompson
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