Night of Rebel Plots in Slavona
In Slavona, Captain Markart joins three officers led by the fierce Mistitch as they plan a late show of defiance on the king's birthday eve. The palace revels clash with military discipline as Sophy observes and the city buzzes with banquets and intrigue.
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Sophy
Muarkart
Murkart
General Stenovics
Mademoiselle
Orderiies
Stenovics
Council of Ministers
Hotel de Paris
Golden Lion
St. Michael
Alexis
Slayna
Sergius
Steuovies
Tiut
His Majesty’s Guards
St St Michael
Slavona
Markart
Rastatz
Sterkoff
Mistitch
Vera
Hercules
Mistiteh
Slavna
Misitch
Father William's Indian Tea touted for ailments in Rocky Mountains
Advertised remedy Father William's Indian Tea claims to purify blood and cleanse the system of mucus as a treatment for catarrh hay fever asthma bronchitis coughs and colds. The notice lists availability in 20 cent tea or tablet form through EB D Miller and F H Bentz Co. Also includes real estate notes seeking houses and a Riverside home offer from G B Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father William
Rocky Mountains
EB. D. Miller
South Main
F. H. Bentz & Co
Marietta Local Notices Mix Personal Details
A garbled local item mentions Frances Styers at 711 Bower Street and E B Zigler moving his law office to 111 West Lexington Avenue. It also references Gold Medal Flour and a Delicatessen Store in a fragmented, era voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Zigler
W. Lex.ington Ave
Norman Farmer Moves With His Top Soil Like Cart Horses
A New York Press excerpt praises Norman French farming, describing farmers who carry their farms on moving carts. The piece extols the French method of maintaining rich top soil on tiny parcels, claiming renters may take eighteen inches of soil at lease end. It contrasts French thrift with average land usage and notes farmers transport their homes and soil when they move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
The Modern Hat Sparks Hygienic Debate
A Berliner Umschau writer notes hats consume time for makers and compares headwear for men and women. A sun test records crown temperatures: Panama 77, straw sailor 81, silk 89, felt 95, black and yachting caps 99 and 100 degrees respectively.
A Bath a Month in Persia Brings Public Bathing Rituals
In Persia baths are taken only monthly with full cleansing rituals at public baths. Men and women have fixed bath days and the scene features shouting wamum and women having hair plaited for the occasion. The piece ends noting a separate note on money for real estate loans from the Simpson Abstract Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Simpson Abstract
Come and See Sign at Lydia Pinkham Ad Open and Honest
A historic sign at the Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound factory proclaims public inspection of laboratory methods and business practices. The notice invites readers to verify statements in advertisements and questions the existence of Lydia Pinkham and the company while asserting confidential correspondence with over a million women and the product’s cure claims.
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Lydia HK. Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
America
Mrs. Pinkham
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