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Newspaper

Encampment Record

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1915

Page

6

A Desert Cavalry Captain and a Lost Dog

Captain de Sabron in Algeria reads a letter from Julia Redmond about Pitchoune the dog who mourns a separation. The tale blends romance and longing as the desert camp life, distant mail, and Sabron’s vow mingle with absent sea of stars and memory.

Sabron Pitchoune King Dirbal Mademoisellé Mademoiselle Rhone Valley Tarascon Africa Charles DE Sabron

Songbirds of great value and marvels of variety

A garbled report discusses an international bird show with a wide range of songbirds from small humming birds to vivid canaries. It notes their low prices for most species and high asks for elite birds, naming White Rose as the world's most expensive canary bullfinch and a crimson bird of paradise at $2,600 or $5,000 respectively. It also mentions German tactics in East Africa using swarms of wild bees to disrupt advancing troops, highlighting bee stings as a factor in the failed attack alongside rifles and machine guns.

Sabdron Sabron Algiers Pitchorne Norwich Lancashire East Africa

Love Letters Across Africa Aims and Anxieties

In a serialized chapter set in Africa and France, Sabron’s affectionate war letters to Julia Redmond reveal longing and duty. Julia mourns the separation, while Sabron foresees dangers with his troop as they defend a threatened Bedouin town. The Duc de Tremont and Madame d'Esclignac observe Julia’s growing despair as the tale ends with “To Be Continued.”

Julia Redmond Pitchorne Sabron Duc de Tremont Madame d'Es ‘Clignac

Coal Shortage Forces France to Rely on English Supplies

France cannot mine coal in the northern districts as German operations destroy mines at Lievin Courrieres and export to Belgium. Mons and Charleroi no longer supply coal, leaving northern French towns dependent on scarce imports from England and Belgium amid wartime shortages.

France England Veoestgadlink Eggense Egmana Lievin Courrieres Belgium Mons Charierol Eea

Not Quite

A terse exchange suggests a patient remains under medical care with ongoing danger despite public reassurance. The dialogue implies the doctor continues to monitor the wife, hinting at a serious health situation and cautious hopes.

Wounded Allied Soldiers Reach French Towns for Care

Sands of wounded and the sick soldiers of the Allies who are being cared for in French towns.

The Coming Spirit War Reflections and Delayed Charity

A fragmentary feature recalls wartime sacrifice with quotes from Sala Mra and Harry Payne Whitney. It includes a tale of a hospital donation to belligerents and a child’s stoic resolve, ending with Willie urging perseverance despite pain.

Harry Payne Whitney Willie Little Willie Allpper

World's Deepest Well Tales From Silesia Coalfield

In the upper Silesia coalfield three American wells rank next, with the Ozuchow well reaching beyond 7 448 feet underground. A second well near McDonald Pennsylvania, about ten miles southeast of Pittsburgh, is listed at 4 260 feet deep.

Oceuchow Upper Silesia America Ozuchow McDonald, Pa Pittsburgh

Women Who Are Always Tired at Swan Creek Michigan

Mrs Annie Camsaon of Swan Creek Michigan reports relief from constant fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham remedies. She praises the medicine for restoring energy and offers to advise other women on its benefits. Another testimonial from Mrs Charles Rowe of Kennebage Maine endorses the product for housework readiness.

Swan Creek, Mich Annie Camsaon R.F.D Swan Creek Michigan CaaaLes Rowe Kennebage, Maine

Surface wave propagation along earth found to lag light

Wireless telegraph signals travel along the earth’s surface at a speed just below that of light, a finding noted in the report.

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Illustratio A le Comte de Babron Pean Sal Masa Gabron Mustapha de Sabron Bakshish Dirbai Monasseur Pitchowne Brunet Monsieur le Lieutenant Monsieur le Capitaine Chateau d'Esclignac Mademoivelle Bo T Darling Pitchoune Miss Redmond Desert Chateau Midi Mademeleelie Lydia E. Pinkham Doan Bex Doan Milburn CO Buffalo Pinkham Wlicine Co
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