Race of vagabonds and the Tziganes of Hungary
An extended profile of the Hungarian Tziganes detailing origins in the fifteenth century, social classes, nomadic habits, music, living conditions, diet, dress, language, begging, and attempts by rulers like Emperor Joseph VI to settle them. It notes their three classes, camps near Croatia, and widespread presence across Hungary with emphasis on their culture and resistance to assimilation.
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Hungary
France
England
United States
New York Times
Sigismond
Bave
Liszt
Croatia
Budapest
Joseph VI
Abbe Dubois
Laconic Doctor Abernethy A Laughing Exchange
A brief anecdote about Dr. Abernethy famed for brevity. A patient with a burn asks for a poultice and later returns for longer talk, ending with a joke about the fee. The physician replies that the patient is the most sensible woman he ever met.
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Abernethy
Working Women Suffer and Find Help in Pinkham Remedies
A reader letter extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helping women with menstrual pain, nervousness, insomnia, leucorrhea, and other female complaints. The notice encourages working women to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts and praises women helping women.
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C. Hoover
Wolfsville
Lydia E. Pinkham
H. Patterson
Lawrence St
Philadelphia
Dean
Prxellas
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