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Newspaper

Encampment Record

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1916

Page

6

War shadows Belgian village life in a spy thriller

In a Belgian inn as Europe tilts toward war, Capt Redmond and French ally plot amid a Belgian village. A wary innkeeper, a mysterious guest Ethel Willoughby, and American Charlie Brown cross paths as spies scheme by telephone wires and coded messages.

Ohief Ethel Wilne Henry Mrestmag Ayit the Charles Brown Streea An Streetman Britass England Larry Redmond Lion d'Or Charlie Brown Henri Christophe Mr. Brown Musseer Monsieur Charlie Jeanne Christophe Charile v Monsieeur Ochariie Brown

Brown's Quest to Unveil Madame de Lorde’s Truth

The question centers on whether Brown will uncover the truth about Madame de Lorde and join his friends in their spying efforts. It hinges on his personal resolve, the clues at hand, and the group’s trust in his loyalty.

Brown Madame de Lorde

Daytime Naps Described As Quick Rest Boost

A description of a woman who can sleep briefly in daytime as a blessing. It notes darkening the room aids slumber and suggests a dark scarf over the eyes if darkness is unavailable. The piece emphasizes the refreshing effect of a short nap to relieve care.

Thore Doan

Patrol Encounters Burdened and Easygoing Workers

An officer observes a heavily loaded worker with three railroad men while a follower lingers with a lighter load. When questioned, the latter replies that the first is “too easy to go three times,” suggesting a varied pace or effort among the group.

Bets Spark Classroom Debate on Honesty Lesson

A teacher warns pupils against playing marbles for keeps and betting. Voices in class claim bets by fathers are different, with one saying $200 on the section and another betting a hat, sparking a chorus that election bets are allowable in some families.

Red Cross Bag Blue Advertises Clothes Whitening

An old advertisement touts Red Cross Bag Blue as making clothes whiter than snow and suitable for all good grocers. The copy emphasizes cleaning power and retailer availability.

Mr. Gloom's Triumph After Election

The article reports J Fuller Gloom questioning patriots about Selander K Billfinger's vice president, exposing ignorance and stirring humiliation among supporters in a Kansas City Star style brief from the post election scene.

Mr. Gloom J. Fuller Gloom Selander K. Billfinger Kansas City Star

Dr Bua Large Trial Package Mentioned

A note references Dr Bua and a large trial package, indicating a medical or research context. No additional details are provided on participants, institutions, or outcomes.

Bua

Made a Mess of It

During a social evening a woman sang for the guests. A meek-looking man at his side explains the singer is his wife and that he wrote the song. The surprised guest apologizes as the author admits it.

Jeanne Argonaul

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