Castro's Curious Career in Venezuela’s Turbulent Era
A portrait of Don Cipriano Castro, the Andean born ruler of Venezuela, detailing his ascent from cattle herder to dictator. The account covers his early life, revolts, foreign clashes with France Germany and Britain, the peaceful blockade episode, his volatile personality and public image, his patronage, an array of rival leaders, and his long pattern of self‑re‑election and control through force and popular spectacle.
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Cipriano Castro
South America
Los Andes
Joaquin Crespo
Palacio
Castro
Castristas
Curacoa
Venezuelan
Colombia
Andrade
Jose Manuel Hermandes
el Marcho
Puerto Cabello
Caracas
An Andino
Venezuela
Trinida
Australia
el Mocho
Hermandez
Andino
Sultan
Rollando
General Matos
Guzman Blanco
France
Germany
Great Britain
Victoria
Matos
England
Italy
la Guira
United States
Reyes
Herbert W. Bowen
Hague
Paris
New York and
Bermudez Company
Washington
M. Taigny
Taigny
Deafness Cure Promised In Free Circular
An ad quotes a medical firm offering a free circular on cures for deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. It discusses the link between blocked tubes and hearing loss and promises a remedy list and guidance, claiming large-scale cures via constitutional treatment.
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Cinaxxr & Co
Two Clergymen Debate Sermon Structure
In a Southern state two ministers discuss sermon writing. One notes the challenge lies in the introduction and conclusion. The other recalls delivering Morley’s installation sermon and jokes the exordium and peroration were far apart in time.
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Brother Morley
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Compacts End As Boyfriend and Bride Act Change
A young man remonstrates that a marriage pact was based on Bryan's election. The girl admits she believed he would be elected, but accepts the breach of the agreement. They part by mutual consent, ending the arrangement.
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Bryan
Philadelphia Ledger
Washington Footballer Laughs at History Lesson
A town humor piece notes a boy claiming George Washington and his army were great football players. The gag hinges on a line about Washington's forces defeating Hessians at Princeton, contrasting student history with playful myth.
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Washington
Perfect Cure by Cuthura for Infant Eczema
A mother recalls a six month old's severe eczema that worsened under doctors ointments until using Cuticura Remedies. After initial improvement the baby's face cleared by the next day and the eruption fully disappeared with continued treatment. July 18 1968.
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Cuthura
Mra. P. E. Gumbin
Sheridgn
Otter Drug & Chem. Corp
Cutiura Remedies
Boston
Mass
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