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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1936

Page

6

The Yorick Castle Treasure and a Night of Escape

John Spencer and Geoffrey uncover a murder by four men in green livery while pursuing the gang Pharaoh. Helena, Countess of Yorick, reveals a hidden gold treasure in the castle vault and plans a counter move as the party gathers for a tense dinner and planned night patrols.

John Spencer Geoffrey UN Austria Geoffrey John Pharaoh Dewdrop Rush Bugle Bailey Lfe Spencer Yorick Castle Helena Annabel Plumage Farm Yorick Valentine Salzburg

Flight chapter reveals Helena meets Pharaoh and Captain Faning

Helena recognizes Pharaoh instantly as he greets her and Captain Faning. The Count of Yorick introduces Faning while Pharaoh notes his own address matches his presence. The scene shifts as Pharaoh approaches Helena and Spencer prepares for card play implications.

Helena Pharaoh Count of Yorick Captain Faning Terence Tote Spencer

No Cannon Balls Wasted in Napoleon's War Days

A Pearson's Weekly writer notes that during the Acre siege Napoleon’s forces used battlefield gleam as British ships fired on the shore. British crews poured cannon fire while Napoleon’s men retrieved and repurposed balls at five francs each.

Pearson’s Weekly Napoleon Acre Alexandria Sydney Smith

Mademoiselle de Armentieres Tune Origins Traced

The tune Mademoiselle de Armentieres traces to a 16th century folk song Die Drei Reiter with words from an English army ditty Ski Boo popular during the Franco Prussian war era.

Mademoiselle de

Equiped for Lecture Tour with Remarque and an American Girl

A Troy Record item recounts Herr Remarque, author of All Quiet on the Western Front, meeting an American woman in Berlin. She questions why he has not visited the United States, and he offers a garbled English sampler: How do you do I love you Forgive me Forget me Ham and eggs please. The girl exclaims the words could fuel a U S tour from Maine to California.

Geoffrey Lady Helena Axel Pharaoh John Sabre Valentine Florin Yorick Herr Remarque Berlin Remarque United States Maine California Troy N. Y

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