Such a Little Queen Such a Little Queen
A serialized royal adventure follows Anna Victoria of Herzegovina as she flees the palace with her maid Sophie. Baron Cosaca aids the escape while revolutionaries threaten, prompting plans to seek asylum in Austria after a dramatic coast road escape toward Trieste. The queen longs for America as Vienna and Treste prepare.
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Herzegovina
Te Palace
Dia
Tairs
Anna Victoria
Hersegovina
Sophie
Frets Onderzek
Tudolphi
Republic
Franz
Aung Victoria
Yuilice
Cosgen
Palitea
Johan
Merza
Tohan
Hve
Rabiot
Anna Vierotia
Myra
Austint
Gosnia
Merzegovina
Mostar
Colossil Tolly
Rudolph
Cngien
Yto
Ion
Rmegel
Grabovies
Ray
Balkans
Mytza
Austria
Anni Victoria
Vienna
Wyrza
Trieste
Adriatic Sea
Witer
Grabovica
Miramar
Maximilian
Pas Gig di Sant Andrea Sud
Lloyd Company
Anna Victorian
America
Baron Gosaca
Amy
Fidoria
Ana Veloria
Loanu
Terzexovian
Tigsua Vonmonind
Toba
Congress on Hygiene to Be Held in Virginia Park
The International Congress on Hygiene will meet in Virginia in September. Delegates from about 3,000 nations will attend a nine section program with an exhibition in a Potomadé park building. Topics include tropical disease cure and prevention, meat inspection, and public health organization.
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Wingina
Drepalsia
Potomadé Park
United States
John 8. Fulton
Congress
Harvard Sets Commencement Date For June Twenty
Harvard moves commencement to the Thursday before the last Wednesday of June with class day on the preceding Tuesday. The shift aims to avoid conflicts with baseball dates and ease scheduling for the senior celebration.
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Harvard
American Olympic Commissioner Appointed
Sporting circles note the Stockholm Games at year end, the fifth revival of the Olympic Games. James J Sullivan is named by President Tate as the American Olympic commissioner to oversee American participation and hopes for record performances.
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Lonald
Tr Hivy
Bierou
Cameron
James
Carnahan
Ile
Iss
Orving
United States
Gigi
Stockholm
James J. Silivan
Tate
New Senator From Tennessee Replaces Late Rob ert Larlor
Newell Saunders of Tennessee arrives in Washington to finish the term of the late Robert Larlor. Saunders, born in Indiana in 1890, becomes a new face in the Senate amid Tennessee governorship battles and the Republican party's local leadership since 1904.
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Tennessee
United States
Newell Saunders
Tennesses
Washington
Robert Larlor
Sanders
Indiana
Baile Hen W. Tooper
Sleepert
Mr. Sanders
Mallornail
Rex Publicas
Newell Sanders
Taylor
Princeton Commencement Reunion Of Historic Class Of 7852
Princeton University features a reunion segment at commencement for the historic class of 7852, with twenty members confirmed to attend. Details on dates and participants remain forthcoming.
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Princeton
Princeton University
The Sane Fourth of July Reforms Reshape Celebration
The piece recalls the push for safe and sane Independence Day celebrations as cities note earlier restrictions reduced casualties. It reflects on past fireworks dangers and public sentiment pushing reform, urging caution and disciplined displays for a safer holiday.
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Imai
Navajo Reservation Open to Settlement Debate
The Navajo Reservation faces opening moves by New Mexico and involved officials from Utah and Arizona. The memorial cites 2,300,000 acres for about 2,000 Navajos, implying 1,200 acres per person, while noting mining prospects and mineral rights. Prospects include dams and agriculture potential amid concerns about desert lands and safety in prospecting.
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New Mexico
Consail Mte
Utah
Arizona
Sinkin Coldilions
Chexlave
Gettysburg Anniversary Observed by Survivors Want 50th Celebration
Survivors of the Gettysburg battle seek arrangements for the 50th anniversary of the engagement. The 1863 clash, led by Union General George Meade and Confederate General Robert E. Lee, ended in a Union victory with heavy casualties.
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Gettysburg
Delaveen
George J. Meade
Robert Fl. Lee
World’s Curios Books Nine Lines Smallest Volume
A miniature sunlleat book from 1615 contains nine lines and 2 pages of 44 to 100 letters. It is a letter by the pendulum inventor to Mme Christine of Lorraine. Other tiny works include a Dante Divine Comedy edition and a Hebrew Bible in a Vatican edition.
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Mme
Christine of
Lorraing
Vatican
Julius
British Museum
Harper's Weeks
China
B.C
England
Kang Ho
Novel Weather Signs From Breakfast Table Forecasts
Odd weather tips claim coffee bubbles indicate rain and plan picnics. A morning pipe and wax matches allegedly confirm or contradict coffee readings with caveats about moisture and umbrellas.. rain likelihood noted, with warnings of a soggy day if dew and handle moisture persist.
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London
Uses of the Sunflower Across Regions and Uses
The sunflower is described from New England to the Gulf of Mexico as undervalued yet useful. Indians bake seed bread while in the south it is grown as a field crop for seed food and oil nearly olive quality. seeds fuel lamps and perfume, leaves feed cattle, stems provide fuel, and the plant yields various byproducts for crafts and medicine.
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New England
Gulf of Mexico
Warone
le Pot
Portugal
Harper's Weekly
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Alma Victoria
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Vere
Bosnia
Stephen TV
Wring Fang
de Venir
Tive
New Republic
Empire
Wu Tig Fang
Maelish
Wu Ting Fang
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Kansas
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