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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1915

Page

6

Sabron and Pitchoune Aboard the Desert

Captain de Sabron in Algiers receives a letter from Miss Julia Redmond about Pitchoune the dog who followed him from Tarascon. The note reveals the dog’s loyalty, Sabron’s loneliness, and the sacred trust tied to Pitchoune as Sabron contemplates his perilous voyage.

le Comte de Sabron Marquise d'Bcclignac Julian Redmond Sabron Algiers Miss Redmond Pitchoune Maree Julia Duc de Ent Mustapha de Sabron Bakshish Dirbal Pitchorne Darling Pitchoune

Africa's desert letters move Julia in Paris chateau

Sabron's long letter from the field to Julia Redmond sets a shared tune as motif of longing. Shereads of Pitchorne and Sabron's bond. the note hints at imminent danger near DirbBal and a planned skirmish with marauders. tension grows as Tremont and Madame d'Esclignac observe Julia's distress.

Hese Mademoiselle DirbBal Mademoiiselle Rhone Valley Tarascon Africa Charles DE Sabron Julia Redmond Pitchorne Duc de Tremont Madame d’Esclignac

Some Hints for Builders on Modern Roofing Materials

The article notes progress in building for comfort and safety, highlighting cement handling, metal mouldings, and fire safer designs. It emphasizes crushed slate surfaced asphalt shingles as a preferred roofing option, detailing color options, eight inch width, four inch exposure, and no painting needed while warning buyers to seek guaranteed products from reliable manufacturers.

Songbirds of Great Value and Bee Warfare in War Tales

The article surveys songbird varieties from canaries to crimson birds of paradise and White Rose canaries, noting prices up to 2500 dollars for rare species and 5000 dollars for prized canaries. It also recounts German use of bees as a weapon in East Africa, where smoke‑stupefied swarms were released on advancing troops, causing injuries and hindering assaults.

Canaries Norwich Lancashire Border Yorkshire East Africa Royal North Lancasires London Mail

Coal Shortage Forces France to Rely on English Mines

France faces severe coal shortages as German mining dominates northern mines and ships coal to Belgium for military use. Mons Charleroi exports stop, leaving towns near the front without coal for weeks, forcing reliance on England for fuel and straining hospitals.

France England Lievin Courrieres Belgium Mons Charleroi

Not Quite

A terse exchange about a patient’s status follows. The doctor’s ongoing assessment keeps hope limited as a warning against assuming recovery.

Wounded Allies Cared For in French Towns

Soldiers of the allies suffer many wounds and illnesses and receive medical care in French towns as part of wartime relief efforts.

War spirit and a field hospital gift

Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney donates a 250000 dollar field hospital to belligerents amid a war she says will continue. She cites the spirit of little Willie as a coping emblem, recalling a father’s hard lesson and a boy’s resolve to endure hardship.

Harry Payne Whitney Little Willie Willie

Deepest Well in Cruchow Leads World Depths

The Cruchow well in Upper Silesia’s coalfield is reported at over 7 348 feet deep, making it the deepest. In the United States three wells follow, including one near McDonald Pennsylvania about ten miles southeast of Pittsburgh at about 6 860 feet deep.

Cruchow Upper Silesia America McDonald, Pa Pittsburgh

No man could approve of the recalls applied to himself

A quip contrasts public opinion with actor's self approval, noting customs inspectors are patriotic and always answer duty.

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Aisiove Marie van Worst Ray Walters Bobes Merrill Desert Brunet Monsieur Monsieur le Lieutenant Monsieur le Capitaine Chateau d'Esclignac the News Chateau Midi Hostetter Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
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