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Newspaper

Encampment Record

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1915

Page

6

Sabron's Dinner Declined by Ill Friend Delights Pitchoune

In a tale set among aristocrats, Captain Sabron misses a dinner due to a seriously ill friend and is blamed by the Marquise d Esclignac for his absence. Meanwhile Pitchoune the Irish terrier pup thrives in Sabron's bachelor quarters, captivating Sabron's loyal dog, who follows the captain like a shadow. Sabron grapples with embarrassment, while Miss Redmond and the Marquise debate the reason, and Pitchoune's antics provide solace amid social tensions.

Te Comte de Sabron Gairy Peay Esclignac Minskis Redmond Marquise d'Escubac Count de Sabron Marquise d'Ecolignac Julia Tante Marquise Dena Pointblank Misa Redmond Fin Marquise d'Hadiignac Sabrono Sabron Pitchoune Miss Redmond Chateau Chateau d Midi Brunet

Charter IV The Dog Pays

Pitehorne repaid what was given me. He did not think that by getting well, reserving the right for the rest.

Pitehorne

Mankinds Debt to Birds

A dated note on how birds aid plant dispersal by carrying or dropping seeds. It explains seeds survive digestion and grit aids grinding, with emphasis on dry seasons. Birds historically support the spread of greenery including holly and mistletoe, contributing to seasonal food and flora.

The Golden Autumn at Chateau d'Heclignac

Sabron longs for change in autumn light near Château d'Heclignac. He rides through an open gate to the terrace and, alone on his saddle, contemplates the Rhone and the castle of King Rene as autumn mists drift like banners. He muses on Misa Redmond’s possible view from a window.

Sabron Chateau d'Heclignac Rhone Rene Misa Redmond

Limbo of Trees Attaching to Bark for Help

A fragment describes trees reaching a limbo state where they attach to bark to gain needed assistance, hinting at a process of mutual support or growth within a forest scene.

Price Trends of Wheat and Cereals in Wartime Berlin and England

The Statiatische Korrespondens reports August to October price increases in Berlin with wheat up 9 16 and 26 percent from July end to October end Rye rises 11 21 and 44 percent over the same months England’s Economist index shows cereals climbing from 67 9 in July to 65 4 in October and 68 8 in November, signaling broad wartime cost pressures.

Statiatische New York Post

Cause of Bad Manners

Quote by Deas Swift on three great sources of folly Pride nature and want of sense leading to ill manners. Emphasizes lack of experience and failure to understand the world as a warning about social behavior.

Ordered Away From Tarascon in Sabron’s Longing

In Tarascon Sabron, a young officer, awaits a ministerial posting while caring for his ailing Irish terrier Pitchoune. Miss Redmond and Madame d Hadiignac mingle at a motor visit as Sabron confesses the dog’s near death, and Sabron yearns for happiness beyond his soldier’s life. Chapter VI ends with Sabron learning of an Algerian posting and contemplating love and exile.

Pitchoune Sabron Pitchorne Tarascon Chateau Marquise d'Hadiignac Monsieur Madame d’Esclignac Miss Redmond Miss Julia Redmond Count de Sabron Madame d'Hadiignac Algiers

Madame d Feciignac Persists in Hospitality After Encounter

Madame d Feciignac believes she is defeated and owes a debt, preparing to settle it. The chauffeur returns to his seat as she asks Sabron to be driven home. He declines and continues his walk while she insists he join them for dinner that week, noting his excuse is no longer valid.

Madame d'Feciignac Monsieur Sabron Dot Colorado

Moon Influences Tides and Old Planting Superstitions

The moon’s complex motions drive ocean tides through its magnetic attraction and affect many beliefs about planting by the time of the moon. Science phased out these superstitions, though some almanacs still promote them among a few people.

Worth While Quotation From a Capricious Nature

A fragment from a quotation on beauty in nature notes that pleasure from nature is capricious it arrives unexpectedly and can vanish leaving us to gape. Even familiar places may reveal surprise when the right moment arrives transforming perception into a vivid reality.

Lakeside Reverie Inspires Childlike Joy, Stevenson Echoes

A reflective line evokes Wordworth and Wordsworth’s mood as a lakeside scene stirs a child’s fretful delight. The fragment hints at memory and the simple pleasure found in nature, inviting a literary-tinged meditation.

Robert Louis Stevenson

Impedimenta and the burden of riches in Bacon's view

The excerpt compares riches to impedimenta, arguing wealth hinders rather than helps the march of virtue. While wealth is not useful beyond distribution and contemplation, its weight can disturb progress and even threaten victory, suggesting riches are valuable mainly as a concept rather than a practical good.

Wonder If There Was a Chauffeur

Sls centuries ago the Chinowe used a vehicle that carried passengers and dropped a pebble in a receptacle to breasure every mile that was trav ersed.

Romance Will Never Die Says Toledo Blade

Fragmentary notice from the Toledo Blade reflects on enduring romance and peace, contrasting love with bargaining tensions. The text appears as a poetic or editorial aside, noting that love persists beyond conflicts and commerce.

Toledo Dally Blade

Supposes energy wasted in dancing versus useful purpose

A dialogue notes that dancing energy cannot replace brain power. One character argues dancing wastes energy that should build intellect, while the other refuses to accept that premise, citing experience and observation as proof. The exchange contrasts physical activity with mental effort.

English volunteers in army praised by Drexel

A. J. Drexel praised the English volunteer army in New York saying Oxford and Cambridge undergraduates fight beside coal miners peers' sons and millionaires with plumbers and blacksmiths in the ranks. He noted there are many nuts in the volunteer army and the Kaiser finds them hard to crack despite shell shortages.

A. J. Drexel New York Oxford Cambridge Hobneb

Conversation Quandary With Miss Gadders At Evening

Swamped by a lively chat last evening, one party laments that Miss Gadders dominated the talk. The other notes the speaker could not get a word in, describing the scene as a one sided conversation.

Mainstay of the Business. What would the world do without women

A quotation notes that nine tenths of the dry goods stores would go out of business without women, underscoring their central role in commerce and society.

Coffee Swapped For Postum Promises Heart Relief

A reader recounts chronic heart trouble eased after quitting coffee and drinking Postum. The note, attributed to Postum Co, claims many friends switched to Postum with relief, praising two forms: Postum Cereal and Instant Postum, priced 60 cents and 0.60 dollars respectively, and marketed with the slogan There’s a Reason.

Pontus Postum Co Battle Creek

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