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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
6
In a North African desert Sabron, wounded after a clash, survives with the dog Pitchoune as he spirals toward death. He prays, recalls Julia Redmond, and contemplates fate while Pitchoune offers quiet companionship in a race against thirst and collapse.
The Marquise d Esclignac faces an American girl as Julia Redmond, very young, is introduced. The text signals a confrontation of temper and mettle between the two protagonists.
Two women unveil a quirky game using a cape thread pin and bread crumbs to lure goldfish in a hotel's lobby fountain. Players sit in Morrie chairs and catch the fish for sport, releasing them afterward. Miss Marion Landers and Miss Pelo Walsh promote the pastime as harmless fun.
Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt denounces city drug treatment as a hideous farce claiming victims are released after ten days “cured” yet left shattered in nerve. Katherine Bement Davis notes that 85 to 60 percent of criminals are involved in drug feuds and urges reform of hospitals and charities in New York.
A Savannah, GA man says he discovered a chemical that turns growing cotton black and can produce velvet black roses. He asserts the finding could revolutionize plant cultivation.
A Baltimore sister recounts a dream of a man with a revolver and a policeman that eerily foretold the slaying of Mrs. George T. Miller in York by her husband who then killed himself when cornered. Miller’s daughters were saved by a bystander who carried them to safety. Patrolman Ziegler is identified by the witness as the officer in the scene.
Fragmentary recipe describes dicing boiled beef for soup, mixing with cold boiled potatoes and parsley, seasoning with onion juice, then tossing with French dressing or mayonnaise and garnish with hard boiled egg and lettuce.
A Mayfield Heights boy, five, declared at an informal dinner that when grown he will be an Episcopalian minister or a Christian. The boy admires two young ministers from St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, whom the family often hosts.
A Virginia farmer drives a refractory cow along a road. At a crossroads the cow veers left. A colored man on the road tries to stop the animal by shouting and signaling. The cow continues as the man requests direction and the farmer urges him to speak to the cow. The man responds with a polite greeting.
Two lifeguards recount saves with boastful banter as the first claims three rescues and the second notes two fat women were towed ashore, while the speaker admits trouble keeping his own swim above water amid the joke.
A Topeka man credits Postum with curing headaches bilious fever and nervous strain after quitting coffee. He recalls returning to coffee briefly then switching to Postum and improving health and vigor. The ad promotes Postum Cereal and Instant Postum sold by grocers with the slogan There’s a Reason.
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