No Love Story Marie Van Vor Illustrations 67
The Duc de Tremont notes the captain Sabron’s improving health after convalescence aboard a yacht voyage. Tremont plans to sail soon and introduce Sabron to Madame de la Maine, with Sabron reluctantly confirming his companionship back to Paris. A tale about return voyage and concealed motives unfolds.
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Marie van Vor
Ray Walters
Duc de Tremont
Sabron
Robert
Coknially
Tremont
Madame de la Maine
Valor in Retrospect in the Paris Park
In May on a sunlit Paris day Sabron and his soldier dog Pitchoune stroll with Miss Redmond and the Marquise d Esclignac. Pitchoune, once a war dog, wags at Sabron and surprises the ladies, retrieving a rubber ball as a sign of affection.
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Sabron
Pitchorne
Pitchoume
Pitchoune
Ministry of War
Marquise d'Esclignac
Monsieur le Capitaine
Miss Redmond
Julia
Monsieur de Sabron
Hercules
Back from the voyage Sabron hosts a dinner
Sabron, lean and bronzed after a yacht voyage, returns from captivity to a marquis’s dinner. Brunet frets over a looming alliance, Pitchoune the dog hovers near, and Julia Redmond sits opposite as Sabron contemplates a future likely wedding while Tremont and others toast his survival and Legion of Honor.
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Monsieur le Capitaine
Monsieur le Colonel
Brunet
Sabron
Tremont
France
Marseilles
Marquise Desclignac
Duc de Tremont
Madame de la Maine
Julia Redmond
Julia
Africa
Legion of Honor
Marquise d’Esclignac
Pitchoune
Great Need to Stop Waste War Speech Exhorts Savings
A wartime editorial in Atlantic urges ending waste of life and resources. It condemns needless death and material loss, calls for shared sacrifice, and warns the debt will burden future generations. The piece emphasizes humanity over conquest and the moral cost of conflict.
Departure Gift Sparks Gentle Laugh in City
A departing resident, leaving the city for home, rewarded a chambermaid with a nickel and urged a long car ride for the maid. The servant thanked her but pointed out she might not return home in time. The exchange highlights polite farewells and practical concerns in daily life.
No occupation more hazardous than the canines’ peacetime roles
Observations of dog fights, sidewalk arguments and bleacher disputes illustrate conflicts and dangers in everyday life. The playful term peutra hints at tensions across public spaces, suggesting hazards in social encounters and crowd behavior.
Woman Forces Emphatic Telegram for Bracelet Acknowledgment
A young woman returns to a telegraph office to resend a message noting a bracelet’s receipt. She requests a second note to underscore the words perfectly lovely and asks about any extra cost. The clerk says no charge. She thanks him, saying it will please Arthur very much.
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Itn
Arthur
Belts of Napoleon and Wellington Compared in Banter
A light remark notes Napoleon’s belt measured 42 inches after Waterloo. A second line adds a quip that Wellington’s belt gift to Napoleon dwarfs that measurement, framing the joke around historic gear.
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Waterloo
Wellington
Allies plan for Palestine after fall of Ottoman Empire
Reports from England claim an understanding among Allies to ease access to the Holy Land and repurpose St Sofia in Constantinople as a Russian cathedral. British capitalists reportedly eye trolley lines, agriculture, new hotels, and a seaport to spur tourism and commerce, with Zionist settlement support and missionary interest in a Christian inspiration center.
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Holy Land
St Sofia
Constantinopis
England
St. Sofia
Palestine
Prayer Habits of Lords Fisher and Kitchener
The London Globe notes Lord Fisher, first Sea Lord at the Admiralty, attends a church daily for prayer before duties. It adds Lord Kitchener follows a similar practice when in London.
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Lord Fisher
Admiralty
Lord Kitchener
London
London Globe
Siberia's Mighty River
The Iriish river in Siberia stretches about 2 200 miles and drains roughly 600 000 square miles of territory.
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Siberia
Iriish
Sound lumber proves stronger than new stock in tests
A 25 year old timber named Sound lumber has been verified by a German government test as materially stronger than fresh lumber. The study compares load bearing and resilience, highlighting enduring quality of aged wood.
A Loyal Ally In Stomach Ailments
Digestive woes prompt advice on remedies as appetite fades and liver bowels falter, urging timely action and practical aid from a trusted ally in care.
Coal reserves dwarf earlier estimates in global study
The 1913 International Geographical Congress report on world coal resources finds an unmined reserve of 7,398,561,000,000 tons. Two thirds lie in North America between the Rockies and Appalachians. At 1,300,000,000 tons annual use, coal in sight could last about 6,000 years, with South America and Africa still largely unexplored.
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International Geographical Comgress
North America
Rocky Mountains
Appalachians
South America
Africas
Resinol Ointment and Soap Ease Eczema Itch Fast
Readers with years of eczema relief report instant and lasting stop to itching and burning after using Resinol ointment and soap. The ad claims the eruption is driven away quickly and permanently with these products available at all druggists.
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Adv
Paradoxical Proof in Riddle of Fire Eyes
A terse exchange hints at a paradoxical proof where a woman is described as being “put out” by a fire in her eyes. The dialogue alludes to a clever or ironic reasoning behind the remark.
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Moncleur le Capiaine
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America
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Kansas
John Bonar
Second St
Iola
Kun
Doan
Poster-Meburn CO
Buffalo
N. Y
Noona
Cage
Sais Teak
Tellet Gs
Boston
Masa
Daxtine
W. N. U. Lincoln
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