George V Crowned King of England in Westminster Abbey
London recounts the coronation of King George V and Queen Mary with a vast crowd along the royal route. Archbishops, princes, and nobles processed under banners as bells rang and cheers rose from Buckingham Palace to the Abbey amid regalia, jewels, and imperial pageantry.
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Westminster Abbey
Buckingham Palace
London
George V
Queen Mary
Canterbury
St. Schwari
George
Ower
Westminweer Abbey
S Trang
Abbey
Duke of Norfolk
Viscount Kitchener
Edward
England
Lord Roberts
York
Prince of Wales
King George
Edward I
Westminster
Armili
Edeward
Alexandra
Royal and American Delegations Visit Europe
The listing names European figures including Crown Prince and Princess, Prince Henry, Vice Admiral de Fauque as ambassador extraordinary, General Count Cor de Jastours, Captain Langler, M Maurice Jerbette. From the United States, John Hays Hammond ambassador extraordinary, Major General A W Greely, and Rear Admiral Vreeland.
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Germany
Prince
Princess Henry
Franct
de Fauque
Count Cor de Jastours
Langler
M. Maurice Jerbette
United States
John Hays Hammond
A. W. Greely
Vreeland
Envoys to the Cor Spain and other European figures
A list of foreign dignitaries and royal family members, including Infante Fernando of Bavaria, Archduke Karl Franz, the Duke of Aosta, Prince Henry, the Crown Prince and Princesses of various nations, and high officials from Norway, Turkey, Japan, China, Servia, and Chile.
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Spain
Infante
Fernando of
Bavaria
Austria-Hungary
Archduke Karl Franz
Italy
Duke of Aosta
Holland
Prince Henry of the Netherlands
Denmark
Sweden
Onation
Saxony
Johann Georg
Norway
M. Ingrans
Turkey
Yusuf Izzed Din
Japan
Fushimi
Nogi
Togo
China
Taal-Chen
Prince Chun
Servia
London
Fatherly Advice and Eye Remedy Advertisement
A family style quip contrasts married life with ex bachelorhood. An inserted ad promotes Marine Eye Remedy Co of Chicago offering an illustrated Eye-Book and eye care products for sore eyes and scalp conditions, claiming soothing effects and a 50 cent price.
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Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Saskatoon Growth Prompts Family Land Purchase Pitch
A provincial notice extols Saskatoon district for lack of crop failure and rapid population growth from 113 to over 16,000 in seven years. It urges English-speaking farmers to acquire land for themselves and their families and directs inquiries to the Commissioner, Board of Trade, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Western Canada.
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Saskatoon
Board of Trade
Saskatchewan
Western Canada
The Exception Post There Are Good Fish in the Sea
A witty note on Parker and Thompson with a jab at Harper's Bazar fish story in a light periodical voice. The remark plays on Prosperity and novelty in literary circles, implying others claim tales while the sea remains stocked.
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Parker
Thompson
Harper’s Bazar
Marriage Advice From Comic Exchange
A playful exchange compares marriage prudence and opportunity with quips about looking before leaping and appearances. Willis jokes about raising chickens on a five foot lot as Gillis adds a jab about relatives, while the flat remark ties into the mock dialogue.
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Willis
Gillis
Puck
He Got the Pass. A quip on access and entitlements
In a humorous dialogue from The Way, a speaker tries to claim a free transport pass by framing relatives as poultry and livestock. The exchange mocks the anti-pass law with playful wordplay about an aunt a hen a girl a peach and a nephew a mule, highlighting absurd entitlement.
Not Love Notion in Harper's Bazar Exchange
A brief fragment shows Harry and Anna in a tense exchange from Harper's Bazar. He pleads for affection, she doubts she can grow to love him due to age. The clipped dialogue hints at unspoken obstacles and social constraints.
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Anna
Harry
Harper's Bazar
Old gag revived over harem skirts warned at dinner
Miss Lillian B Rowe at an advertisement writers dinner in Denver mocked the idea of a harem skirt becoming a fashion craze. She warned that a sharper could revive the old 1840s gag by advertising How to keep a harem skirt from fringing and promising big payouts to victims.
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Lillian B. Rowe
Denver
Téa Time in Chile In 4 p.m. Tea Culture
Tea or yerba mate is served at 4 p.m. in Chile not only in homes but at clubs, restaurants, and hotels. A cup with a roll or cake costs eight to twelve cents in U. S. gold, while firms offer it free to keep clerks from leaving work.
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Chile
United States
Old Superstition and the Night Crossroad Egg Rite
A superstition claimed that ague sufferers could banish the disease by visiting the nearest crossroad at midnight five times and burying a freshly laid egg. If the ritual failed, they blamed an unlucky accident on the journey.
Maiden voyage tale from a ship's captain wife
A sea captain's wife recounts life aboard a large ship. She and the captain quarreled often over matters with a stern passenger present. To avoid offending him she kicked him softly at dinner, then harder one day causing the mate to wince and reveal the voyage’s strain.
Phrase of a Poet on Baby as a Well of Pleasure
A magazine poet notes a baby in the house as a wellspring of pleasure. He cites Cousin’s idea that a tripleta would be a deluge, urging readers to keep their hearts high as the core of philosophy.
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Victor Cousin
Mind Anticipation Triggers Digestion Says Early Study
A discussion outlines how mental state affects digestion, citing Pavlovian experiments with dogs. The mind's anticipation reportedly gates stomach juices, even without food entering the stomach, suggesting peaceful meals enhance digestion and mood impacts appetite.
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