Tombs of Spanish Royalty and Children Vaults Admired
The Reqular, famed burial vaults of Spain’s royalty are celebrated as the world’s most gorgeous. An octagonal chamber, 36 feet across, walls lined with marble and jasper, houses black marble coffins inscribed with monarch names. A separate royal children’s vault, nicknamed the place of the little angels, features white marble effigies and winged saints. Don Jamie II of Aragon lies in Palma Cathedral with a plain coffin.
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Spain
London
Don Jamie II
Aragon
Palma
Majorca
Don Jamie
A Bare Possibility Diary Wit by Sir Richard Jebb
In a Cambridge dinner scene the young woman asks with feigned appetite whether women die of a broken heart. Jebb replies with dry humor noting other organs may be involved, a witty aside captured in his life and letters.
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Richard Clayerhouse Jebb
Cambridge
Richard
Jebb
THREE CURES OF ECZEMA AND HAWK-EYED THERAPY
Mrs borah J. Lusk of Coldwater cites her brother facing eczema for three summers with relief after using Cuticura Ointment. The claim notes complete cure and a resurgence avoided, referencing Cuticura Remedies as effective for severe eczema in children and adults.
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Gutlara
Indiana
Mra
Miller
Iady
Shao
Peyer
Borah J. Lusk
Coldwater
Midh
Look, officer! Citizens warn of smoke at department store
An excited citizen shouts that a department store is on fire, claiming shoppers escape through revolving doors amid confusion. The scene portrays a chaotic alert as bystanders insist witnesses see danger, though the report may contain garbled OCR text.
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Cutty
Fragmentary Oblique Dialogue From Chicago Tribune Page
A garbled OCR fragment shows two visitors debating a platform scene and a newspaper account. The text references a "Bishop Mallows" and a party member, noting the era's language and a casual strike on the platform. The snippet captures a snapshot of newspaper reader dialogue within a city Tribune page.
Simple safeguard in buying white lead
A brief note warns buyers to avoid adulterated white lead sold as chalking and other cheap fillers. It promotes National Lead Company and its Dateh Boy Painter trademark as a guarantee of purity and quality, offering a free book and test equipment from its New York address.
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National
National Lead Company
Puco
Woodbridge Bulleting
New York
Wealthy Stranger Not Me Keeps Sheep Farm in New Zealand
A fragment quoting a Boston Transcript line features a Wealthy Stranger and a narrator Yorih Ah, mentioning a sheep farm in New Zealand and a claim of spending every farthing by pen. The piece also references a tonic for eye strain and a line about a milkman remarking on the rain, with a social casu al tone.
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New Zealand
Boston Transcript
Unclear Item Advertisement From Early Minneapolis Trade Page
Fragmentary catalog note lists gun and trap products, fur trade terms, a skincare syrup claim, and prices. Mentions Winslow’s Soothing Syrup with child references and a pale dismissive remedy claim. Contains broken wording and inconsistent branding.
Pension rules for domestic workers in Germany
The German law requires low income workers to contribute to old age insurance. Domestic servants receive weekly stamps dated Monday, often funded by employers. Married workers may lose pension rights if they stop contributing, while continued insured workers can gain 15 to 20 marks monthly from age 70.
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Germany
Post Ottee
Origins of bird dogs and the Gordon setter
The New York American traces bird dogs back to the sixteenth century with the Duke of Northumberland as an early trainer of setters. It notes subsequent trainers before a reliable breed record emerges in the early nineteenth century, highlighting the Gordon setter founded by the Duke of Gordon around 1800.
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Duke of
Northunberland
Duke of Gordon
New York American
All in the Family Ends in Tense Exchange
Mr Jagway awoke from a troubled dream to see his wife rifling his pockets in a tense domestic moment. He quips about finding anything and she replies in a sharp tone promising to inform him if she finds something. He waits for an explosion that never comes.
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Mr. Jagway
Ebe“mezer
Mother and Child Nourished on Grape-Nuts
A reader letter extols Grape-Nuts for mother and baby, citing a Michigan mother who improved health and could nurse after switching to the cereal. The note claims the product supports brain and nerve development and overall strength, with a claim of genuine testimonial repeatedly appearing.
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Fostum Co
Creek
Mich
Iophos
Farm Advice Recap on Livestock and Soil Care
A western farm guide urges selective breeding, nutrition, and disease control. It promotes buying quality sows, reducing grain waste, and proper manure use. It warns against soil erosion and advises pasture timing, calf growth, and humane steadiness in horse work. It highlights a rural rest room as merchant advertising and notes TB risks from stockyards.
Preventive Horse Care And Sorghum Cultivation Notes
Practical guidance on horse husbandry including proper grooming and feeding to prevent indigestion, plus breeding outcomes and cost ranges for draft colts. The article also covers orchard cultivation timing, cover crops for soil moisture, and practical sorghum planting methods, row spacing, tillage benefits, weed control, and harvesting through sorting beans with new machinery.
Abolish Child Labor Moves From Pennsylvania Camps
From Pennsylvania camps the news says child labor may be abolished as Twenty four thousand tender boys work in collieries. The Delaware and Hudson Coal Company installed a mechanical slate picker at Wilkes-Barre mining plant replacing three hundred boys. The system works successfully and the company plans to install more units in other plants.
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Pennsylvvania
Abollahe
Teebitenl World Magazine
Palinsylvania
Collferles
Delaware & Itncheon Goal Company
Pleker Thuy
Wilkesboree
Texa s Clergyman Spokes On Kidney Pills
A Texas Baptist clergyman Rev G M Gray Whitesboro says he suffered kidney pain and lumbago for years. Don's Kidney Pills relieved the pain quickly and he allows his name to be used publicly to help others. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y
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Joe
G. M. Gray
Whitesboro
Tex
Don
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Ransom Blake’s Reform in a Local Prison Tale
A small town recounts the return of Ransom Blake, a boy once petty criminal who was sent to a penitentiary to learn a trade. In prison he was placed in the shoe shop to learn honesty, and on reentry he explains the training received and its impact.
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Ransom
Ransom Blake
Ranse
Allen foot base remedy and humorous shop dialogue
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot Base for tired swollen feet and sore toes, promising comfort in shoes and relief from corns and bunions. A humorous dialog follows about a cheap bat and a husband’s reaction, reflecting everyday consumer banter.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
The Only Way and the Private Education Scheme
Fragmentary Philadelphia Press text hints at scheme approval by a wife, with dialogue on influence and autonomy. Mentions Cambridge Massachusetts, privleges of study and travel, and a public school teachers context. Reading suggests a discussion of personal consent and control within an educational or travel privilege framework amid partial lines.
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Toywne
Browne
Carefn
Philadelphia Press
Cambridge
Mass
House Wonk Women Suffer In Silence In Home Duty
Thousands of American women sacrifice their lives to duty at home. They overdo efforts to keep neat children dressed and tidy, suffer pains in silence, and drift from bad to worse without help.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound praised by women
The advertisement cites Mrs B Ellsworth of Mayville New York and Mrs W P Boyd of Beaver Falls Pennsylvania who say Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound helped them work through illness. It claims thirty years of use as a standard remedy for female ailments including displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities pains backache dizziness and nervous prostration. Mrs Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice at Lynn Massachusetts.
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B. Ellsworth
Mayville
N.Y
W. P. Boyd
Beaver Falls
Lydia J. Dinidium
Lydia E. Winkham
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Tiss
California Go Strup Co
Possibie Holier
Chicago Tribune
Babee de Ely
Bishop Mallows
David
Obicage Tribune
Ita Prttti
Howard Bros
N.W. Hide & Mur Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Aire
Winslow
Lee
Irou
Oklahoma
Elgeck
Cuttler
Faust
Bysteus
Texas
Vaed Sr
FaeSville
Bears
Lydia E. Pinkham
Deseine
Douglas
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