History of Carlists and the Spanish throne clash
The article traces the Carlist movement from its origins with Don Carlos’s line, through the 1830s civil war, multiple pretenders, and the married life and exile of Don Carlos. It notes liberal and foreign supports, later insurrections, and the existence of about 2000 Carlist clubs across Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Carlos
Spain
Don Maria Isador Carlos de Bourbon
Molina
Charles IV of
Ferdinand VII
Ferdinand
Napoleon
Joseph Bonaparte
Paria
Christina of
Naples
Bomba
Catalonia
Christina
Cortes
Isabella
France
England
Valencia
Charles VII
Juan
Carlos
Don Maria de Los Dolores
Juan Isador Josef Francesco Quirino
Antonio Miguel Gabriel Raphael de Bourbon
Amadeo
Pyrenees
Paris
House of Bourbon
Comte de Chambord
Passy
Don Carlon
Comte
Comtense de Chambord
Marie Berthe de Rohan
House of Rohan
Austria
Louis XIV
Louis XV
Orleans
Duc d’Orleans
Duc d'Orleans
Don Jayme
Novel Bridge by Russian Don Cossack Regiments
Russian Don Cossack regiments drill crossing rivers using improvised bridges built from seven or eight lances passed through cooking kettles, tied with forage ropes. Twelve bundles form a raft section that supports about half a ton, and a section can be assembled in twenty five minutes.
Icelandic Fishermen Use Oil to Smooth Waves at Sea
Icelandic fishermen now routinely carry oil on their boats to calm rough seas, allowing ongoing work in weather previously considered too dangerous. The practice helps crews continue fishing operations despite harsh conditions and rough water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
Easter Egg Metaphor Reflects Freshness of Painted Image
A reflective line contrasts the significance of where a man meets his wife with the idea that Easter eggs often outpace the freshness of their painted appearance, suggesting nuance in everyday encounters and symbolism.
Open Letter Questioning Pitcher's Castoria Trademark
An open letter asserts that only The Centaur Company may use the name Pitchers Castoria and warns that Samuel Pitcher M D originator of the product is the rightful owner. It notes the wrapper bears a facsimile signature of Chas Fletcher and references years and signatures. The page also includes assorted ads and humorous quips from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitcher
Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Massachusetts
Chas. H. Fletcher
Mothers of America
Chas. H. Pletcher
Centaur Company
Chas Fletcher
Samuel Pitcher, M
Fragmented 16th Century Advertising Parody Folly
A muddled historical spoof mixes letters about Klondike sons, cures and tonics from Mrs Winslow and Cascarets. It weds period quackery lines with quirky social banter and patriotic crafts, all in a jumbled moral-sounding snippet.
Trials of saleswomen and Mrs Pinkham’s remedy
A nostalgic appeal discusses female health issues and workplace suffering among salesgirls, urging readers to seek Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for menstrual pain and general distress. A testimonial from Mrs Mannarer Anperson praises the remedy, claiming relief from monthly suffering and renewed vitality.
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Uncle Jim
Kiine
R. HM. King, Ltd
Arch St
Philadelphia
William T. Sherman
Thomas Sherman
Fourth Regiment
Missouri National Guard
H. H. Green
Atlanta
Dodger
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Price, Te
Klondike
Piso
Amos Kelner
Cherry Valley
Ills
Timothy
California
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
N.Y
Yeqe
Least Money Jones
Binghamton N. Y
O'Farrell
New York Avenue
Washington, D.C
Mrs. Pinkham
Sapolito
Columbia Chain Wheels
Bartford Bicycles
Vedetts
Rthoru
Denver
Gillard, Elgin, L
Remedy Company
Montreal
DeLavel
Reid’s
Littleton Uh Mery
Blake St
Bool
Gk Ssons
Auanta
Gay
The
Tanilla Roofing Co
Camden
Nathan Pension Bickford
Washington, D. C
N. H
Sgorhioes
Awell
Wasont
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