Brave Danish King Oscar II Lives Again as Viking of Sweden
A detailed portrait of King Oscar II of Sweden, famed as a robust, sea-loving ruler and author. The article recounts his Viking imagery, royal lineage, literary works, library devotion, naval exploits, and a dramatic prison rescue anecdote reflecting his courage and public charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viking
Oscar
Sweden
Amon
Oscar II
Vede
Norway
Charles XIII
Napcleon
National P Lot
Stockholm
Bernadotte
Pau
Charles XIV
Desfrie
Marseilies
Clary
Deniree
Josephine de Lerechtenberg
Josephine
Wilen
Hus
Zuth Tie
Amelié
Tortugal
Nice
Lfe
Pastor Diary Scandal Sparks Stramboli Village Turmoil
In Stramboli Sicily a pastor’s diary sparks a riotous outbreak as heirs auction goods and the town mocks the writings. A grocer uses diary paper for salami wrap, triggering accusations, lawsuits, and calls for soldiers to quell the uproar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Stramboli
Sicily
Carabinieri
Lac Tolitale
Cure Epilepsy With New Elixir Supposed Miracle
A sensational claim promotes Elixir Kosine as a universal cure for epileptic fits. It credits a Washington scientist and guarantees refunds if no improvement, insisting the medicine offers instant relief and lasting cure regardless of prior diagnosis. The ad lists price, order details, and promotional testimonials while urging readers not to miss the chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoustr Kearné
Washington
King David in German Play Presented in Oberammergau
Large audience in London records the first century stage version of The School of the Cross dramatizing King David life with Christ figures. Scenes include David with harp, Samuel, anointing, baptism, Saul’s rage, David’s farewell to Jerusalem, Last Supper, crucifixion tableau, and a monologue by the prologuer. The production features Anton Tang as Christ and Breitsamter as prologuer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oberammergen
King David
Christ
Jesus
Saul
David
Samuel
Jesse
Jordan
Christus
Anton Tang
Gallath
Wayid
Jonathan
Jerusalem
Absalom
Cross
Herr. Breitsamter
GUARANTEES TO CURE DRUNKENNESS PROMOTED
An advertisement claims Orin No 4 a remedy for drunkenness, marketed by the Crime Company of Washington DC. It asserts the product stops cravings and can be added to tea, coffee, soup or food without the patient knowing. Orin No 2 is a pill form option. Free literature promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
L. A. Becker Company
Chicago
8. W. Silsbee
Atlanta
Crimne Company
Washington, D. C
Cosmelasie
Drag Vonyang
Bia Teleatresia
Chair once favored by Martin Luther loaned to Dr Torrey in London
In London a historic chair once preferred by Martin Luther was loaned to Dr. Torrey for revival meetings. The article notes the chair’s solid construction and comfortable seat, recounts Luther’s choice over a stricter period chair, and traces the chair’s journey through the Aurauer and Aurainer families to Madame Aurac ner, who loaned it to Torrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caraginieri
Ondon
Martin Luther
Torrey
Winte
London
Tod
Iwell
Lather
Kaehersime von Tora
Aurauner
Martin Lather
Jehade Bes
Auraupet
Madame Auracner
Triuchtlingen
Bavaria
Dr. Torrey
Barrie Shy With Fair Actress Sequel to Lunch Tryst
Barrie's famed shyness surfaces as he invites a leading understudy for a quiet luncheon. After repeated refusals due to prior engagements the actress accepts and attends. The pair dine in silence before Barrie asks to return to the theater, an exchange noted with bemused humor by observers. Also mentions Dr King's New Discovery praised for coughs and pneumonia prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Tune
J. M. Barrie
Barrie
Riel
Barre
Origin of the Easter Egg in ancient Persia tale
An ancient Persian myth traces Easter origins to Zoroaster and a cosmic struggle. It describes a great eternal spirit, from which two brothers Ormuzd and Airhead emerged, and a jealous Abelon priest banished to 9,000 years of darkness. Evil spirits arise as a clash of order and chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Zoroaster
Ormuzd
Airhead
Jeclovs
Ahriman
Dogs That Are Overted From The New York Press
A New York Press summary describes veterinarians warning that many pet dogs suffer from overfeeding and digestive issues. It cites doctors noting dogs are fed too often and too much, causing health problems and discomfort for owners and animals alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Angtre Dame Lady Apps AL Fee Knowing Sudferere
The fragmentary OCR text references a Notre Dame related item and a legal or fee discussion. Named entities are unclear due to corruption. The readable bits suggest a local or school context with possibly a fee question and a page line about a new or updated item. More readable details are not present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angtre Dame
Lady Apps
Sudferere
Tigmel
L . Tae
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oscar Frederick
Napoleon
Bernedotte
Gherles
Tasso
Alem
Carmille
Bjarnaen
Christiania
Grea- Greated
Uhers
Giernsen
Ostar
Christania
Ian King Oscar
Denmark
Copenhagen
van Friesen
King Oscar
Market St
Toursvile
Anworad
Buta
Gartues da Bessacaa
Nofthe Sk
Strambol
Elia Wheeler Wilcox
Bremen
Senate of Bremen
Mauritz
Maurits
Ella Wheeler Wilco
God
Marietta Street
Todd
Marvel OF 20Th Century Progress
Marietta St
Todd Drug Company
Atlanta, Ga
Goliath of
Gath
Consumpton
Vietin
Hearst
Weiter
Myers
Gearcoss
Dr. King
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!