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Newspaper

Encampment Record

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1915

Page

6

Julia Redmond’s Love in Wartime Affairs at Dirbal

The Marquise d Esclignac informs Julia Redmond and her aunt of fighting near Dirbal where Captain de Babron’s unit was routed and Babron is missing. Julia declares she loves him, while the family weighs marriage, money, and status against romance and danger.

Julia Sittle Engand Duc de Tremont Europe Sabron Marquise Julia Redmond Marquise d'Eaclignac le Temps Paris Talia Miss Redmond Madame d'Baeli Gnac Africa Dirbal de Babron Lfe Department of War Babron

Pitchoune the Soldier Dog in a Desert Battle Day

Pitchoune, Sabron's devoted dog, endures a brutal day at war as he follows his master through a village ruin and a fierce engagement. The canine courage sustains Sabron after his horse is shot, guiding him toward a vulnerable bank and a desperate escape from the burning riverbed. The dog’s courage embodies the day Sabron faced, a battle of life and duty.

Pitchoune Sabron Misa Radmond Pitchouth Silent Plains Pitchorne Spahi

Foemen Made Many Visits During The War In France

Traveling correspondent recalls overnight stay in a village near Reims with an aged French couple. The old man describes sheltering German troops twenty two times since the current war began and notes memories of the Franco German war. The narrative highlights the impact of repeated billeting on local families.

France Reims

Village in War Times Echoes of Fear and Farewell

An elderly speaker asks about lasting safety after turmoil as civilians recount village life during wartime. The dialogue hints at persistent danger and the haunting idea of future losses while reflecting on past trials and the emotional score of survival.

Electric waiter tested in dining rooms to replace staff

An electrical invention promises to eliminate waiters in restaurants and hotels. Each table would feature a frame with a menu and electronic press buttons for every item. The customer sits, selects dishes, and presses buttons, sending orders to the kitchen and chefs via a display, aiming for swift service.

Courage and Tears Mark a War News Dispatch Night

A marquise consoles Julia Redmond after learning of a cousin’s modest title and pending war telegrams. The women share a silent goodbye as the scene shifts to sending a dispatch to Tarascon and awaiting ministerial news.

Julia Redmond Julia Sabron Tarascon

Silent Diner Gadget Settles Bill With Alarming Quiet

A customer at a diner lifts a hot dish from the table side by pressing a button. The dish vanishes silently, leaving a large aluminum ticket on the plate indicating the amount due, signaling a novel cashierless payment method.

Miss Moore Appointed to Aid Child Welfare Exhibit

Miss Hlisabeth Moore of St Louis a member of the children's bureau returns to Baginaw Mich to continue investigations into women in lumber camps and child health. Miss Julia Lathrop chief of the bureau sent Moore to Indianapolis after the holidays for preparations for a child welfare exhibition there she spent ten days before resuming her regular duties.

Hlisabeth Moore St. Louis Children's Bureau Baginaw Mich Julia Lathrop Children’s Bureau Miss Moore Jndianapolis

Civilizations Perul America Draws Closer to Europe

A fragmented line from a historical report notes that Civilizations Perul and America move nearer to the European heart than since Bog land’s colonies gained independence. The remark reflects distant global ties reaching even the most isolated farmhouses over the past half year.

America Europe Bogland

Or He Believes So. Every bachelor is a hero to some married woman

A line from Smart Set echoes the playful view that bachelor charm is admired in a married woman's eyes, reflecting light social humor about romance and status in a society pages tone.

Not Remote From The Earthshaking Events Beyond The Sea

Edward T. Devine argues in the Survey that our country cannot remain insulated from distant peril. He contends our fate is tied to the civilization under threat, affecting commerce industry prosperity culture religion and moral ideals, whether we acknowledge it or not. Our shared humanity and aspirations hinge on events abroad.

Edward T. Devine

Birds and bird houses on the premises

For lovers of birds start at once to make bird houses and scatter a few about the premises. Enjoy the neighbors that will move into them. A pleasing songster may be attracted to a home near the house. A small opening should be made to prevent other birds from entering.

The Prevailing Rates Theat Writer Expensive Yet Rich

A fragment notes that the prevailing rates reflect high costs for theatre writing, with a claim that the writer delivers substantial value in every piece. The text hints at criticism of excessive fees but asserts quality across works.

Electric Plant In Arctic Circle At Mount Hope

The farthest north electric plant is under construction at Mount Hope, one hundred miles beyond the Arctic circle. About 400 residents live there and a mission is building the plant to provide light and heat through winter darkness. Engineers from the University of Pennsylvania will design the wind powered equipment, with steady winds above twenty miles per hour.

Arctic Circle Mount Hope the Universality of Pennsylvania

Quotations and observations in an odd fragment page

A set of humorous and moral quips notes population density affects quake losses, a fat woman’s dieting, wear from use, and a wash day smile. It ends with a plug about Red Cross Bag Blue laundry soap and a grocers' ad.

Red Cross

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