A Volterra Pharmacy Jar and a London Collector
An eccentric American collector, Culworthy, pursues a majolica pharmacy jar from Volterra. He flees disappointment, learns its true origin, and ends with a jesting purchase by Giovanni and a tale of lost antiquities. The scene shifts to Stanley’s wary trek and first sight of white explorers on the African coast, contrasting cultures and self-reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Culworthy
Como
Baytwats
Amalfi
Sorrento
Calworthy
Geneva
America
Culworthy
New England
Nile
China
Lapland
Urbino
Geneva Hotel
Hin
Pharmacy Jax
Han Lie
Ie Culworthy
Ellison
Department of
Malian Majolica
Bac Muhelm
Lone
Jng
Indaw
Lambor
Hare Rodine
John of Bologna
Mornyia
Wortonn
Biina
Orvicha
Galworthy
Volterra
Uwlworthy
Chaffis
Cubworby
Old City
Tere
Kiesela
Neuh
Bulze
Mediterranean
Elba
Gorgona
Mr. Quiworthy
Jace
anoLler
Verge
Giovanni
Mr. Gulworthy
Poggibenzi
Gigvaini
Stanley
Frank
Ruabon Ma
Africa
Ihen
Hetawean
Dyspepsia cure through healthful living and diet
A New York reader shares twelve years of dyspepsia and a drastic lifestyle change. After abandoning stimulants and unhealthy foods, eating two meals daily with thorough chewing, drinking only after meals, adding soft boiled eggs and fresh meat, reducing stress, wearing flannel, and allowing five to six hours for digestion, the writer reports complete recovery and over three years of improving health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jay
Giod
Ecole
Falling in Love Rather Than a Sudden Passion
A London Saturday Review writer argues that falling in love increasingly becomes a slow, reflective process shaped by culture and volitional protection. As intellect and character grow, love’s emotional surge steadies and aligns with conscious choice, unlikely to become obsolete but less abrupt and sensational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Saturday Review
Sid Lins
Ancient Rome wealth and power shown by Cloaca Maxima
A Contemporary Review writer argues that during the Kings era Rome was a wealthy city. The Cloaca Maxima proves a large population and civilization, contradicting views of Rome as just a rustic settlement. Industry and commerce likely preceded conquests, fueling wealth and growth.
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Rome
Capitoline Temple
Circus Maximus
Servian Wall
Athens
Romulus
Indian War Provoked by Agent Reinhart Lies Injure Settlers
The San Francisco Call reports the Far Northwest conflict arose from lies and outrages committed against the Bannocks by Indian agent Rein hart who has fled, leaving settlers to bear the consequences of his misdeeds.
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Far
Northwest
San Francisco Call
Reinhart
Varieties Staley to Africa under Belgian king aid
A mixed list of brief notices: Varieties, Staley reportedly plan another African voyage under Belgian king support. a Dublin fundraiser for four here destitute dogs. salaries for San Francisco grammar school principals rise from 143 to 200 dollars. a 23 year old Woolwich woman marries an 83 year old for 1000 dollars. numerous curious notes on science, crime, and world events including a Milan cathedral tomb jewel value and a Paris Exposition mini book. Peru census details follow.
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Staley
Africa
Belgium
Dublin
San F Francisco
Woolwich
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Wooland
Tally Angéla
Ladtaby
Holy Angels
Windle
Fuse
Elendor
Yarmouth
Explorer
Ancient Rome
Charles Borromeo
Cathedral of
Milan
Trouse of Commons
X. B
Grand Lake
Sunbury
Queen's Counbies
Ivor Lenhossek
Cardiff
Wales
United Kingdom
William Pitzer
Westport, Conn
South America
Theological School
Boston University
Padua
Federal Council
Switzerland
Alsace
AL Kieten
Canton Zurich
Iest Privile
Russia
Peru
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