Day With Madame Loubet Reveals A Frugal Queen
A detailed portrait of Madame Loubet, wife of France’s president, outlining her modest tastes and democratic manners. The article notes her humble origins, careful shopping, daily market trips with protection from guards, and restrained spending at the Elysee Palace and Rambouillet. It contrasts her with aristocratic circles and recalls Panama affair gossip while praising her practical, motherly demeanor and economy.
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Madame Loubet
Madame Faure
Elysee Taos
Paris
Tate
Faure
Madame Loudet
France
Modine Loubet
Loubet
Lamhet
Marie Denia
Avithout
Yeur
Denis
Marie
Loubeta
Uhe Senate
Luxembourg
M. Loubet
Panama
Hive
Loubets
Palace Elysee
Madame de Saint- Prix
Marevilles
Madame Loubet Tenuy
Dolus
Matis
Menange
Elysee Palace
Madame Leubet
St M. Leuchet
French Republic
Rambouillet
Elysen Palace
Madame Toubet Apriks
Fi Weber
Monsieur
Lunded
Madame
Bernhardt
Gernhard
England’s insect census finds 801 insect families classified
A British museum backed insect census reports 801 insect families with three classes good spent, bad harmful and indifferent. Mosquitoes singled out as the most harmful, capable of transmitting disease and to be targeted for extermination. The study highlights mosquito bites linked to malaria and calls for concerted eradication efforts.
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British Museum
Riley
Phorus
Wine Hk
Ernest Austin
Natural History Department
Ana
Indi
Mystery Grave Robbery of Stewart Body Revealed
Ex Judge Henry Hilton led a long chase to recover Mr Stewart’s remains after grave robbers stole his body from St Mark’s Churchyard in New York in 1878. A detective hunt traced the body to New Jersey and Canada before a fatal death of key suspect Kelly ended the pursuit.
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New York Mall
Express
Henry Hilton
Alexander Ty Blowert
Muudselei
Gaysden
Stewart
St. Mark's Churchyard
New York
Hilton
William Murray
Walling
Vament
Pbelarly
Weehawken Ferry
Jersey
Spector Murray
Judge Tilton
Murray
Judge Hilton
Ttormmine
North Adams
Mass
eKlly
New Jersey
West
Kelly
Hyon
Canad
Darga
San Francisco
Sutter Market
Tucson
Aria
Gideon J. Tucker
X-Dudge Hilton
Gang of Grave
Montiea
Mosquitoes and malaria theory debated by museum expert
London Globe reports Ernest Austen of the British Museum Natural History Department discusses collecting global mosquitoes to test malaria theory. He says some so called malaria carriers may be misidentified, notes confirmed parasite transmission in birds, and foresees efforts to eliminate breeding pools. compares mosquito to extinct species in the public imagination.
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London Globe
Malta
Ernest Austen
Natural History Department
British Museum
India
Europe's coast line's influence on power and reach
The article argues Europe has the largest coast to land ratio among continents, suggesting this maritime extent underpins military, naval, and political dominance. It notes Europe’s land area about 3.75 million square miles and a vast coastline within reach of sea, linking coast access to rail and telegraph advantages and enduring influence.
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Europe
Russia
United States
First Woman's Paper in 1808 Journal Unearthed
A rare find in the French national archives reveals L Athenee des Dames dated January 7, 1808. The issue is authored entirely by women and aims to elevate women to equality with men.
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L'Athenee Des Dames
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Republic
Elizabeth
Austria
Madame Dou
A. Rifrdon Reed
Mountain House
Trail Creek, Mont
Grolttsa
Haris
Nou
HE Ik
Aule
Bes
PAN Ckar Esinmeen
Land and
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