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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1915

Page

6

Mo Love Story Marie van Vor Illustrations

Eeker Le Comte de Sabron, captain of French cavalry, raises a motherless Irish terrier Pitchoune. He dines with the Marquise d Esclignac and meets Miss Julia Redmond, an American heiress. Sabron is ordered to Algiers without servants or dogs. Pitchoune follows and reunites with him. Tremont and Julia collide in affection as Sabron wounds and is watched by Pitchoune.

le Comte de Sabron Pitchoune Marquise d'Esclignac Julia Redmond Algiers Sabren Ue de Tremont Hin Tremont Julia Red Cross Sabron Monsieur de Sabron Excellency Duc de Tremont Hammet Abou Marquise d’Esclignac Mimi Hammiet Abou Comtesse de la Maine Miss Redmond Marraine Aurt Madame de la Maine

Desert mission threads through Paris intrigues and love

In a villa hall the Duc de Tremont, Julia Redmond, and the Comtesse de la Maine weigh a risky rescue plan for Sabron. Hammet Abou presents a desert caravan option while the Marquise d Esclignac frets over danger and romance tests loyalties among the Paris circle.

Marquise d'Esclignac Mise Redmond Duc de Tremont Madame de la Maine Marquise d’Esclignac Paris Julia Monsieur Tremont Hammet Abou Comtesse de la Maine Hammer Abou Robert de Tremont Mimi

Sorrows of the Neutral in a World of Belligerent Pressures

The neutral bears losses as two raiding powers blame each other for the harm, demanding control of resources. Britain and Germany insist the other cannot have it both ways, yet both seek to dictate terms. The fate of the belligerents is uncertain. the neutral’s fortunes grow crystal clear amid the conflict.

Great Britain Germany

Insisting on Both Ways Doomed by Neutral Stance

The New Republic notes that clinging to an inoffensive and thrifty neutral stance cannot satisfy competing demands. The commentary argues a balanced approach will fail to satisfy all parties.

The New Republic

Rome's Colossal Fish Pond Of the Duke Of Sermoneta

In Fogiano near the Pontine marshes the duke of Sermoneta owns a vast estate of about 89 000 acres mainly grass, with a miles long lake that has fed Rome since ancient times. Floods push sea fish into the lake where they mature in fresh water then return via a reed labyrinth to be captured, yielding gray mullet.

Duke of Sermoneta Rome Poland Italy Fogiano Pontine Marshes

Pensions Debate As Murray Pushes Bills

Oklahoma Representative Murray and Col. C. C. Harris of Alabama clash in a house committee over pension bills. Murray argues most bills should pass, citing uncertain diseases. Harris resists. The exchange centers on whether a claimant’s illness is credible and incapacitating.

Murray Oklahoma Col C. C. Harris Alabama House Harris

Master and Friend on the Sahara A Terrier’s Flight

Pitchorne, a small Irish terrier, flees across the Sahara from his master in a tense scene. The exhausted dog, blend with dust, shows a fighter’s blood even as treachery looms. TO BE CONTINUED.

Pitchorne Sahara

Causes of Mortality Linked to Meat Consumption

Dr Louis Faugeres Bishop warns an alarming rise in deaths from heart and kidney diseases and blood vessel ailments, totaling about 170000 in 1914, largely blamed on excessive meat intake.

Louis Faugeres Bishop

Douglas Fairbanks Responds to Admiring Fan

A social night encounter ends with a flattering exchange as Douglas Fairbanks thanks a woman for his acting and her praise of his range of emotions. She mentions a five year old son who imitates his performance.

Douglas Fairbanks

Longevity Debate: Diet Versus Time Sparks Conversation

The remark contrasts longevity as a large matter of diet with the view that time governs lifespan. A companion quips that duration, not diet, seemed primary, prompting a brief debate on health and habits.

Burdened Texas Campaign Tale From Mack’s Monthly

In southwest Texas a Patten campaigner seeks support for state senate. His partner questions a rustic about family finances and political loyalties. The reply: the father struggles to support himself, casting doubt on backing Patten this fall.

Texas Patten State Senate Bill Mack National Monthly

The Locomotive Smashup Man in a Motion-Picture Plot

The patient shows an extremely rapid pulse and quick breathing but no overall impairment. The man is identified as the operator of a smashup locomotive for a motion-picture company, explaining his peculiar condition and role.

Be Satisfied With The Best You Can Get

Motivational line urging perseverance and commitment to strive for optimal effort despite hesitation. It warns that fear or doubt causes missed chances and advises decisive action to achieve success. The tone is encouraging and pragmatic.

Hard on Children When Teacher Has Coffee Habit

A Mississippi teacher reports coffee caused nervousness mood swings and irritability at school. After switching to Postum Cereal or Instant Postum the symptoms disappeared and life improved. The testimony credits Postum with health and cheer and notes two forms and prices.

Miss Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Grocera

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Marie van Vor Zeba Walters Eeker Bobbs Merrill Tante Zasnowy Hammer War Office Capitaine de Sabron Robert Kansas City Star Uncle Sam Fort Berthold North Dakota Minot Great Northern Fort Berthold Reservation Ime E. C. Leedy Great Northern Railway St. Paul, Minn E. C. Leroy A Great Northern Railway St. Paul Minn Berthold
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