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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1917
Page
12
In a tense frontier romance Nan and De Spain plot a desperate escape from pursuers Morgan and an armed man. Nan urges De Spain to lead her to safety via a narrow El Capitan trail while he risks capture to save her, pledging never to deceive her.
De Spain braves the cliff on El Capitan to reach Nan at night and arms her with cartridges for defense. He reveals their engagement and urges silence as they plan escape while traps loom. Bull Page helps as De Spain recruits aid from Calabasas underworld to outmaneuver enemies.
De Spain endures a week in Sleepy Cat hospital thinking of Nan Morgan. He resolves to hurry to her, face her powerful cousins, and plead with the fragile girl who saved his life, despite potential dangers and obstacles. His friends notice a changed focus.
A reflective piece contrasts wealth with inner peace noting a prosperous man is not guaranteed happiness. It asserts that a tranquil conscience is true contentment and wealth serves only as a golden ornament. The piece then comments that San Francisco street traffic is governed by electric semaphores.
Mme Sarah Bernhardt in Harper's Bazar argues divorces stem from lack of charm in women. She says charm brings love happiness and power regardless of beauty and that charm can be cultivated.
In dialogue from the Binghamham Age Herald a reader rejects moving to the country for peaceful years, noting many country residents remain anxious over inadequate transportation to reach the town for errands and events. The exchange highlights practical concerns of rural retirement despite rural ideals.
A reflective line contrasts male memory of decent treatment with the noisiness of gatherings, noting silence is absent when women converge. The aphorism implies social dynamics and respect in interactions.
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