Infanta Eulalia to Sell Jewels for Exiled Spain Loves Match
Paris dispatch reports Infanta Eulalia daughter of a Spanish queen plans to sell jewels to fund the marriage of her grandson Prince Alvaro of Orleans to Princess Beatrice. The gems once adorned Madrid court, including a pearl tiara and diamond necklace, will finance the union while the couple await more stable affairs. The couple are engaged before the Spanish monarchy fell and reside with the exiled royal family at Fontainebleau with Alvaro studying in Zurich.
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Paris
Infsnia
Eulalia
Spain
Advara
Orleans
Nice
Bestrice
Alfonso
Zurich
Grandmamma
Hdr
Madrid
Infanta Eulalia
Isabella I
Duc de ‘Zelliera
Louis Philippe
France
Alfonso XI
Infanta Eulalis
Maria Mercedes
Beatrice
Marie Christina
Alfonso d'Orleans
Alvaro
University of Zurich
Switzerland
Princess Beatrice
Fontainebleau
Republi
Left Handedness Rising Says Midland College Expert
Dr. George Mendenhall, psychology professor at Midland College, notes more children are left handed. He links the rise to belief that forcing left-handed children to switch to right handed can cause stuttering, and says educators no longer advocate forcing a hand preference.
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Fremont
Neeb
George Mendenhall
Midland College
Mendenhall
American Envoy Seeks New Trade Aboard Abyssinia Mission
Southard, in Abyssinia six years, aims to map unmapped regions and open American trade routes. Traveling with a armed escort and native guards, he will ride horses where there are no roads to reach a newly named water body Southard Crater Lake and the Lake Tsara irrigation works by American engineers for the Abyssinian government.
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Assie
Southard
Abyssinia
Abyminia
Southard Crater
Lake Tsara
Cake Still Uncut After Decades at Bridal Tables
In Watertown a fruit cake six years old has not been cut and is owned by Mrs. William Snell. Made for the 1871 wedding of Mrs. Snell’s parents, it has since appeared at ten bridal dinners including Mrs. Snell’s 1902 celebration and her brother F. J. De Voe of Rochester's in 1908. The cake retains its original silver rope and leaf decorations.
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Watertown
William Snell
Imports Bar Seen In Tobacco Crop
Australian tobacco growers shielded by tariffs push toward self sufficiency as rice industry did years ago. Officials expect tobacco imports to end next year with Virginian and Turkish blends used sparingly. Last season yielded strong profits with about 30000 acres planted in the new crop.
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Canberra
Australia
Soup and bread with cheese a simple one dish meal
A description of a simple one dish meal featuring meat stock served with toasted bread and cheese. It suggests variations with dried apricots raisins or prunes and mentions raw carrot sticks as economical time savers.
Mark Trail Plaques Honor Pony Express and Immigrant Wagons
In Wyoming a series of plaques will mark the pony express routes and immigrant wagon trails. The markers feature a pony rider and a distinctive covered wagon to denote the historic paths once used by Buffalo Bill Cody and other early mail carriers.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Pony Express
Willem F
Buffalo Bill" Cody
Limoges Memorial Honors Dead and Living Trades
In Limoges a war memorial rises to honor city soldiers and living industries. A statue of peace trampling a war beast tops the monument while on each side a porcelain worker at a wheel and a shoemaker at a bench symbolize the trades for which the city is famed.
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Limoges
France
Secretary Pictures Pacifist Mussolini in Perugia
A fragmented report from Perugia notes Giovanni Giuliati, secretary of the fascist movement, discussing pacifist Mussolini. The text emphasizes pacific nations and heavy armament, reflecting the era's political rhetoric.
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Mussolini
Perugia
Italy
Giovanni Giuliati
Right hand usage in speech acts noted by Dr Mendenfad
The text describes people using their right hands predominantly while speaking and moving, with the left hand hindering the act. It notes a tendency to catch themselves, stop, and restart, as the right hand governs the speech action and carries over into communication.
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Scrom A
Dr. Mendenfad
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