Empress Eugenie birthplace noted in Granada study
A Granada letter in the San Francisco Chronicle describes the Empress Eugenie’s birthplace as a plain, three lavatory fronted house in a narrow old street. A wall tablet marks the site with a brief inscription honoring the famed French empress, who later became exile and widow. The piece also muses on old maidism and social stigma attached to single women, contrasting views of married and unmarried women.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Eugenie
France
California
Granada
Alhambra
Condessa de
Post Office Names and Lemons Cure Across States
A long survey of U S post offices lists Tennessee Indiana Michigan and Virginia places with quirky names and routes. The piece also reports on a new malaria remedy lemon cure claiming to beat quinine without side effects and notes its simple preparation and growing popularity.
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United States
Tennessee
Virginia
Alum Bridge
Apple Grove
Baker's Run
Buffalo Dick
Brush Creek
Coal Tover
Marshes
Cross Roads
Dial Rock
Fair Plain
Friars Hill
Elkwater
Magle Mills
Fairlight
Fire Creek
Gold Hill
Indian Camp
Roaring Creek
Hughart
Union
Yankee Dam
Traveler's Repose
Alleghany
Indiana
Z.pp’s
Wolf Lake
Grisp
Dora
Freelandville
Amy
Michigan
Dakota
Florida
Oregon
Georgia
North Carolina
New York
Bartow-on-the-Sound
Bliss
Fire Islands
Kattskill Bay
Ira
West Virginia
Ohio
Ada
Air
Hill
Archer's
Allen's
Bear Creek
Black Jack
Cougrin Falls
Clear Port
Jay Bird
Morning Sun
Rex
River Styx Kenia
Xenia Bat Nenophon
Xerxes
Buck
Zero
Cresars
Mataria
New York Athletic Club
Water and Health The Fullness Effect of Hydration
Observations cited by the Medical and Surgical Reporter claim water, especially pure spring water at natural temperature, can promote fullness and roundness of the body. Excessively iced water while warm is not advised, but free use of ordinary water may aid digestive and eliminative functions and internal cleanliness, contributing to a stable yet plump physique.
Governors Hunger for Hospitality and a Long Time Between Drinks
A long and rambling tale recalls a friendly 19th century meeting between the North Carolina and South Carolina governors. After bacon and yams, they shared corn whiskey, debated turpentine and rice, and the North Carolina governor repeatedly poured for his guest while risking the jug going dry. The anecdote ends with a servant overhearing a quip about a long time between detours, then shifts to a grotesque aside about matzo production and glass eyes, mixing disparate topics in a single column.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
North Caroline
Jng
George
Gove
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America
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Thuringia
Germany
Hare
Samce
Bkewer Hovee
MT. Jewett
Pittsburgh & Western
Rochester & Pittsburgh
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J. M. Starr
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Gorton
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Backus & Gorton
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Backus
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AML
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Kane, PA
Kane Meat Market
Adelphia Kitchen Gov
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Dennis J. SuLllivan
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ST. Elmo Hotel
Kzane
Thompson House
Janes McDade
Rlugway
NIL Hyde, Murphy & Co., Propr’s
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Tiee Business
Ario
Uhinkirk, Allecheny Valley
Pillsbury Railway
Atowery
Fomers
Onoa
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Lewin
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Harris
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Irisburgian
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Pioneer Hardware Store
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Penn’a
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Front Street
Episcopal Church
High St
Hagel and
Laurel
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O.D. Coleman
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Brustrs
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Dpalpa
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Womnis
St. Elavo Wotel
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