Le Comte Sabron and Pitchoune The Loyal Terriers Tale
In a drama set around Sabron the French cavalry captain and American heiress Miss Julia Redmond, Pitchoune the motherless Irish terrier follows Sabron to Algiers. Julia declares love amid tensions with the Duc de Tremont while a war dispatch hints Sabron’s fate. The Marquise d Esclignac urges caution as Julia breaks down in tears awaiting news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitchorne
Marusse
Julia
Duc de ‘Tremont
England
Miss Redmond
Sabron
Marquise
Madame d'Esaclignac
le Temps
Africa
Jil Redmond
Dirbal
Nour Nicopal
de @abron
Airbal
Department of War
Marquisé d'Esclignac
Tonkin
Miss” Redmond
Julia Redmond
Tarascon
Pitchoune's Day in the Desert Battle With Sabron
Pitchoune the dog follows Sabron through a brutal desert engagement as the regiment fights Arabs. Sabron is wounded and falls, while Pitchoune tends him, guards him, and urges him to crawl toward safety despite heat, thirst, and peril. The dog's loyalty mirrors a soldier's courage as the story ends with a perilous riverbed retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitchoune
Sabron
Jabron
Miss Redmond
Rother
Spahi
Pitchorne
Pitehioune
Civilization's Peril in Our Times
Edward T. Devine argues in the Survey that America sits near the heart of European events. He warns that distant conflicts will affect our commerce, industry, culture, religion, and core humanity, making Americans full stakeholders in a civilization under threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
England
Edward T. Devine
Woman Investigator Returns to Saginaw for Child Welfare Study
Miss Elizabeth Moore of St. Louis, a member of the government children’s bureau, returns to Saginaw to continue inquiries into lumber camp women and child health. Miss Julia Lathrop ordered her to Indianapolis for a child welfare exhibition, where she stayed ten days before resuming her duties.
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Elizabeth Moore
St. Louis
Children's Bureau
Saginaw
Mich
Julia Lathrop
Miss Moore
Indianapolis
German Scout Finds Mortally Wounded Outpost Survivor
A German scout discovers an outpost casualty who, with his last strength, crawled to a stream to drink, highlighting the harsh human cost of war and the battlefield destruction observed by opposing forces.
Season of Aspiration in Art and Nature
The excerpt contrasts the pull between spiritual fulfillment and natural life. It cites Schelling on the artist's need to materialize inner thoughts and humanity's longing for a real counterpart to the ideal. It reflects a search for balance between inner devotion and external reality.
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von Schelling
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Aisiove
Dardanelles
Yser
British Engineer Corps
Auber
France
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