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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1915

Page

6

Sabron's Dog Pitchoune Guides Return to Hidden Sabron

In Algiers Captain de Sabron is reported missing after a desert battle. His dog Pitchoune is linked to a native named Hammet Abou who claims Sabron saved him. Julia Redmond urges secrecy as a faint hope stirs of Sabron alive, with Abou offering to guide a rescue caravan.

le Comte de Sabron Pitchoune Marquise d'Eaclignac Bur Sabron Algiers Marquise Marquise d’Esclignac Julia Comtesse de la Maine Tremont Madame de la Maine Miss Redmond Hammet Abou Monsieur le Capitaine de Sabron Julia Redmond Julie Monsieur Captain de Sabron Dirbal Excellency Monsieur le Capitaine Capitaine de Sabron North Africa Duc de Tremont Mademoiselle France Monsieur de Tremont

Two Lovely Women at the Villa Des Bougatinvilleas

Miss Redmond sings at the villa while the Marquise and Comtesse observe. Redmond’s spirits rebound after talks with Hammet Abou and the Duc de Tremont appears beside her at the piano. The Comtesse, a widow with a child, remains quietly obser ving the scene as the chapter ends.

Villa Des Bougatinvilleas Miss Redmond Hammet Abou Marquise d'Esclignac Charles de Sabron Marquise Sabron Duc de Tremont Comtesse de la Maine

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Testimonials

A series of reader letters from Sterling Connecticut and Massena New York praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from anemia exhaustion fainting spells and menstrual problems. The writers Mia Joan Tetreault and Lovisa Mores describe improved health and offer to share their experiences with others seeking help.

Sterling, Conn Lydia E. Pinkham Mia Joan Tetreault Massena N. Y Lydia B. Pinkham Miss Lovisa Mores N.Y Lydis E. Pinkham

Land Fighting Not Clean in Vera Cruz Tale

A Youth's Companion excerpt recalls American troops in Vera Cruz and a Mexican War exchange between Captain Lee and a ship captain. The sailors resented shovel work but the dirt helped defend a battery, prompting an apology and a remark that land fighting is not clean.

Vera Crus Robert E. Lee Lee

Division of Coal Consumption 1914 Breakdown

The 510 million tons of coal consumed in America in 1914 were used as follows 158 million tons for industrial power 184 million tons for home and office heating and cooking 97 million tons in locomotive and steamboat boilers and 71 million tons in coke and gas plants.

America

Two Sexes Joke Quips In Aces Classroom

In a quip from Woman's Home Companion, a teacher asks Alec about the two sexes. Alec replies masculine and feline, delivering a playful misdirection that blends humor with language.

Alec

Worth While Quotation

A short Emerson quotation notes that a trusted friend invites honesty and sincerity. It reflects on thinking aloud before a true friend who is worthy of such frankness.

Emerson

EATS HIS WAY TO A 110B Psi and the Fraternity Kitchen Incident

A brindle bull named Psi caused mischief at Evanston Greek houses earning him the title police dog in training. He devoured a $300 Davenport a $175 rug chewed an oak panel and consumed a $50 overcoat in pockets. Psi’s escapades drew the attention of Desk Sergeant Pestka and the Psi fraternity. The article shifts to praising Colorado Delta hunting grounds.

Psi Phi Kappa Psi Evanston Ill Pai Sigma Chi Pestka

Carter’s Little Liver Pills advertisement claim

A vintage ad touts Carter’s Little Liver Pills as a small dose remedy to “make the liver do its duty.” It promises relief from constipation and indigestion, noting “Cures stipation, In digestion, Sick and Distress After Eating.” The copy emphasizes gentleness and effectiveness with the phrase genuine must bear signature.

Carter

Hac Liquidated

A brief comic exchange mocks restaurant pricing as a patron complains about eighty cents for asparagus while a waiter cites a costly cabaret show as justification in a humorous dining room moment.

Hac

Short and Sweet Engagements Fall Out of Favor

The note playfully comments on trends in engagements and long marriages, saying Madge-Long and Marjorie-Ohh pairings are not fashionable. It hints at shifting social norms without naming persons or places.

Madge Marjorie

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