Desert Moon Mystery at Desert Moon Ranch
Gum Stroley owner of the Desert Moon ranch faces a murder mystery as twin sisters Danielle and Gabrielle arrive with their late mother’s past. John, his fiancée Dani, and Gabrielle’s schemes heighten tension until Gabrielle’s death shocks the household. objecktive investigation uncovers links to a train robbery and a father jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gum Stroley
Desert Moon Ranch
Mary Magin
Danielle
Gabrielle
Daniel Canneziano
Sam
John
Martha
Era
Ollie Ricker
Flubert Hand
Chadwick Caufield
Ohn
Dani Alla
France
Caufield
Auchor
Desert Moon echoes wrap up murder case with new clues
In a tense gathering at the ranch, Sam, John, and others debate Martha's guilt, Chad's confession, and a possible ally, while a mysterious visitor Canneziano arrives as a crime analyst prospect is discussed with Lynn MacDonald as a potential investigator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Martha
Gaby
Sam
Danny
Chad
John
Nevada
Dad
Bam
Detective Lynn MacDonald Pitches Crime Analysis Visit
Hubert and Sam discuss a telegram draft inviting Lynn MacDonald a self styled crime analyst to investigate a murder. MacDonald would cover expenses only if he fails, but would take ten thousand dollars cash if he succeeds. Sam says he will wire him to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny
Mae
Donald
John
Ricker
Sam
Rattanl
Dante Cannerlano
Albia
Lynn MacDonald
Gaby
McDonald
Vanneziano
Hubert Hand
Morning Record
Telko
Clarence Pette
Pette
San Francisco
John Stanley
Hubert
Hin
Sherlock Holmes
Goigg
Coma Lot
Italy’s Electrical Power Growth Under Fascist Rule
Italy has rapidly expanded hydroelectric power across the Alps and Apennines. By 1920 consumption reached 700 million kilowatt hours annually, rising further after World War I. About 7,000 of 9,000 communes are electrified with per capita use near 200 kWh, mostly powering factories rather than lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alps
Apennines
Italy
Henry Wittredge Norton
Mount
Ag Wis
Porton
Traly
Spoiled Child Attitudes Shape Adult Habits
Clara Bassett warns in Hygeia Magazine that neglecting early childhood development leads to lasting habits and later mental breakdowns. The piece argues many parents misjudge the twilight years as unimportant and students the later life demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Bassett
Hygeia Magazine
Growing in the Kingdom The Child Friends and Trust
Lesson for April 13 interprets Matthew 19 13 15 focusing on childlike humility entering the kingdom. It emphasizes Jesus identification with believers and the call to protect and welcome children, warning against causing them to stumble and noting angelic guardianship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew
Kingdom of Heaven
Jesua
Judas
Peter
Christ
Jesus
God
Buch
Jesus Christ
Qchrist
For More Peace on Earth Voice from the Christian Monitor
Editorial note urges gentler postures and humble conduct to foster global harmony. The piece counsels less hostility and more prayerful reflection as a path to lasting peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Christian Monitor
Condemning Others G. D. Watson Quote
A short reflective line on the peril of condemning others in the Christian life attributed to G. D. Watson. The saying cautions readers about the moral danger and spiritual cost of judging others harshly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Watson
Bible and Mossy Honor God Quote Found
A fragment quotes a biblical line about God giving power to gain wealth and mentions honoring God with large expectations of our part. The source reading is incomplete but suggests a devotional or religious remark attributed to Gou. Sel is noted as a possible name in the fragment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kay Cleaver
Strahan
Mrs. Ricker
Allences
Gabriella
Osim Dante
Murthig
Menu
Marthe
Sato
Pete
Gatley-West
Mere
Gary
Ollie
Hubert Tead
Stanley
Hare
Robert
Rattali
Canneziano
Tess
Consid
Strangler Bavermont
Mexico
Europe
Iead
Deauville
Scotland Yard
He Was
Canneziana
Marvin
Grandma
Daddy
Ane
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western
Union
the Child and
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!