History of a Tune Known as Malbrooke Across Worlds
The essay traces a melody with many names: Malbrooke in France, He's a Jolly Good Fellow in England, We Won’t Go Home Till Morning in America, and a famed Arab tune. It suggests Crusaders adopted it around A D 1100 and that Marie Antoinette’s nurse connection altered its title in France. The piece highlights Egyptian affection for the tune and a Cairo concert where Malbrooke sparked rare movement among listeners.
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Cure by Doctor Booth Promises 60 Percent Tuberculosis Recovery
A New York physician Dr Carl Booth argues tubercular consumption can be cured. He outlines five methods including strengthening lung muscles, tailored digestion, transforming tubercles to chalky mass, boosting air cell activity with sunlight and exercise, and conserving nervous energy for nutrition.
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English Critic on Atlantic Monthly Article Sparks Outrage
A London Times critic denounces an Atlantic Monthly piece alleging brutal English customs including flogging. He cites a Buckeye widow who paid $320 debt and, after marrying her hired man for $60, divorced and cleared $200, highlighting sensational social claims and a quip about American ethics.
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Shopping as a Woman's Pastime and Jokes Across Eras
The piece surveys shopping as a female pastime contrasted with male shopping behavior. It cites the Cincinnati Gazette on jokes’ antiquity, Shakespeare’s role, and a defense of traditional humor. John Russell Young discusses newspaper circulations and opinions on The Times and Pall Mall Gazette financials and ownership.
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