Blond Versus Brunette Debate in Ethnology and Queen Wilhelmina
The Boston Transcript essay contrasts blondes and brunettes in history and society, noting blondes’ prominence among reformers, scientists, sailors, and artists, while brunettes dominate urban settings and Catholic regions. It discusses Greece, Rome, and art depictions, then shifts to Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands, describing her aging, lack of an heir, and introspective reign at Loo Palace amid royalist concerns.
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The Question in England on Intoxicating Drink
The Times editorial discusses whether national alcohol consumption is excessive and which agencies could reduce it. It contrasts educated readers who analyze Dickens characters with the mass audience who equates drinking with jollity and fellowship, noting that Pickwick and mille punch are remembered differently. Brianilebo in Dunfermline Ne
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