Largest dwelling house in the world in Vienna suburb
Mrs. Wieden in a Vienna suburb claims the largest dwelling house globally with 1400 rooms arranged as suites and housing over 2000 people.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
7
Mrs. Wieden in a Vienna suburb claims the largest dwelling house globally with 1400 rooms arranged as suites and housing over 2000 people.
A narrative poem reveals a town scene where a farmer and his wife confront a visiting man, John. The lover’s boldness clashes with the farmer’s scolding as secrets surface, ending with the maiden urging John to claim his prize while the farmer demands respect and work. The poem closes with the corn waving as night falls and the farmer’s admonition lingering.
The Washington Star reports Manila officers writing to War Department officials about living costs skyrocketing since U S occupation. A letter notes subsistence for families now four times California costs and cites a Comercio article listing price changes from 1807 to the present. The piece also odd includes a burlesque joke about stage pay. In knives, labor splits across seventy artisans from forging to market. Some fools have gift of speech. some wise men have gift of need.
A mix of product pitches and brief items fills the page. Baking powder claims health and flavor benefits while warning against alum substitutes. Society notes touch on divorces and literature royalties. Local laws on tobacco and a Japanese literature overview appear alongside advice and quotes.
A collection of brief items describes absurd French coinage notions and exchange quirks, a boy’s comic misgivings about meals, army water worries in Britain, a grand shipyard prediction, Russia’s calendar talk, a patent medicine plug, and aluminum cookware entering French army use.
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