Intrigue at La Anita’s House in Maximilian’s Mexico
Captain Francois de Vigny narrates a tense tale among Maximilian’s officers in Mexico. La Anita is rumored to lure Frenchmen to danger, while De Vigny confronts her, meets Colonel Lopes and Pablo Madrella, and faces a duel and a dangerous spy plot linked to Juarez and the emperor.
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Francois de Vigny
Maximilian
Mexico
la Anita
de Vigny
Colonel Lopes
Pablo Madrella
Anita
Madrella
Wounde
Juarez
Madreilla
Night of Intrigue in Mexican City Palace
Pablo Madrella y Gutierrez enters a shadowed Casa Arrellanos to warn Juarez and seize control of a tense web of loyalties. Lastrange, Lopez, and La Anita maneuver while Neville and Francois debate betrayals, disguises, and a planned escape toward Cuernavaca as Agostino’s threat looms.
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Neville
Adien
Bartsch
Arrellanos
Chapultepec
Pablo Madrella Y Gutierrez
Benito Juarez
Mexico
la Anita
Senor Madrella
Francois
Madrella
Lopez
Lestrange
Senorita
Mexico City
Cuernavaca
California expert on health to visit Dillon in May tour
Prof. Richard A. Bolt of the University of California will visit Dillon as part of a state health survey mission. The itinerary may have him in Dillon May 18 and 14, touring cities of educational importance. Bolt, former National Child Health association secretary, holds a Johns Hopkins public health doctorate and degrees from Michigan.
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California
Dillon
Richard A. Bolt
Department of Child Hygiene
University of California
E. G. Balsam
State Board of Health
Bolt
National Child Health Association
Johns ‘Hopkins University
Baltimore
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Stubborn Armstead bull saves face joining Anderson brothers herd
The Tribune recalls a dramatic incident with a Durham yearling bull bought from Nebraska and shipped to Armstead. The calm animal turned fighting as the truck backed to unload, charging and ripping about until Harry Summers wrestled him free. The bull, renamed a gentleman cow, later joined the Anderson Brothers ranch near Dillon.
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George Clemon
The
Tribune
al Anderson
Armstead
Anderson Brothers
Nebraska Agricultural College
Lincoln
Harry Summers
Salmon
Dillon
University
Mr. Bull
Dinner Party Honors Guests With Pinochle Prizes
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chapman hosted a Tuesday dinner at their East Orr Street home. After a seven o clock meal, four pinochle tables formed the evening's entertainment. Spring yellow and white flowers adorned the rooms. First prizes went to Mrs. Frank Paul and T. E. Gilbert. second prizes to Mrs. C. W. Woodburn and Dr. W. H. Stephan. The guest list included Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Stephan, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Woodburn, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paul, Mr. and Mrs. J. Anson Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Bond, and Mr. and Mrs. Warren M. Stone.
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Fred Chapman
East Orr Street
Frank Paul
T. E. Gilbert
C. W. Woodburn
W. H. Stephan
W.H. Stephan
J. Anson Baxter
Eugene W. Bond
Warren M. Stone
Baalmann's Gas Tablets Promise Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Baalmann's Gas Tablets as a permanent cure for gas in the stomach and bowels. It claims to ease bloating, nervous feelings, and sleepiness after meals, and promotes the yellow package at City Drug Co for $1.
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Baalmann
City ‘Drug CO
Break Too Apparent Even for Englishman
An English party visitor in Los Angeles falls for a movie girl who fakes stardom. After a romantic hand hold she asks if he loves her and he cites banking as proof, leading to comic Regret.
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Los Angeles
World’s Finest Opal Found Near Walgett NSW
A large opal, claimed as the finest Australian specimen, was discovered near Walgett in New South Wales. The roughly dressed stone measures six and a half by two inches, weighs 790 carats, and is valued at over 10000 dollars. The report compares it with famed opals like the Flame Queen, noting the spectrum of colors including red green orange blue and gold.
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Neville
Anita
Pablo
Anita Mia
Pablo Mio
Madrella
Australia
Walgett
New South Wales
Vancouver Province
None to Leave Luther Charles and the cake
Luther Charles loved angel food cake and, permitted by his grandmother, went to the pantry for a piece. He returned with a huge chunk and claimed there was none left because this was all there was.
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Luther Charles
Clog Makers Preserve Welsh Wooden Industry
In Wales hereditary cloggers shape alder blocks into sole forms in the woods, sending them to a Lancashire factory for final finishing touches, maintaining a traditional craft in a modern industry.
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Wales
Lancashire
Laurel Wreath From Ancient Etruscan Tomb Found Still Green
The article describes a 2000 year old laurel wreath recovered from an Etruscan tomb in Tuscany remaining green. The tomb, uncredited in the text, included veiled skeleton remains and leather objects with geometric designs, bead purses, and copper buckles. The Wales site and Napoleonic era references frame a wider tomb exploration history with thousands of tombs opened in Europe.
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Wales
Tuscany
Italy
Napoleon
Lucien
Europe
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Picardy
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Kiss
Senor
Pablo Milo
Anna Mila
Anita Mio
Juan Ortega
Senor Madrella Y Gutierrez
Manuel
Portieres
Maze Atanding
Agostino
G—d
Fraticois
Ian French
the Tribune
Gordon S. Rentschler
Ohio
National City Bank of New York
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