Mystery of the La Crouzatte cave beds in Lot France
In Lot department limestone causse caves reveal a deep shaft with a ladder and a circular chamber containing twelve bare beds. Investigations note an earlier 1830 discovery of twelve skeletons under a dolmen capstone nearby. The piece questions who inhabited the hidden cavern and when, hinting at remote, bandit-era remains alongside cave legends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of
Lot
France
Crouzatte
Keilhac
Gramat
Reilhac
M. Raymond Pons
George Young
Pdles
M. Pons
Mr. Young
The
Gulf
la Crouzatte
Young
Clematis
Rider Haggard
Deipon
Livernon
Dordogne
Reilhac and
Gratat
Olives rise to American palate and French queens’ fates
The United States has become a leading olive consumer within thirty years, driven by urban demand, especially New York with Mediterranean ties. A separate note surveys the fates of sixty seven French queens, noting thirteen died without record, eleven divorced, two executed, nine died young, seven widowed, three treated cruelly, three exiled, and others through poison or heartbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
France
The Beat Kind Mondo Amor Letter Snippet
A fragment from The Beat Kind features a brief exchange where a departing speaker promises to write and asks if the companion should send letters by postal order or telegraph. The odd phrasing reflects a historical tone and stylized dialogue.
Remarkable Old Cure Tricks and Potent Bitters Claims
A collage of antiquated remedies and social quips appears, mentioning vinegar in the ear for nosebleeds, 17th century burial laws in wool, folk safety tokens in cradles, and various superstitions. The piece touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy for digestion, indigestion, liver complaints, and related ailments, promising strength, relief, and better sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Lord Randolph Churchill
Paris
M Lepine
Giant Early Corn Promises Record Gold Reward in 1894
An advertisement touts Salter’s colored plate of a giant early corn ear and a $300 gold prize for the ear in 1894. It markets seeds for oats, rye, wheat, millet, potatoes and more from farm seed grower in America, La Crosse Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salter
Mages
America
Iboyu
Duke A. Balzer Beed Co
la Crosse
Wis
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Journal of the Society of Chemical Industries
Atlantic
Lakes
Pacific Coast
Falls of the Ohio
U.S
King
Tom
Nettle Gaye
Moneta
Jono
Imma Donna
Jampersley
Pete
ST. Jacobs
Sciatica
R.R
Ely
É Warren
Der
W. L. Douglas
W.N.U
Seodigimentobeamae Peman Et Acon
Florida
Union
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Martin
Gon
Sarah Bernhart
Pearly
Kerim
Weill
Scott
Scott & Boies
All Droggista
Walter Baker & CO
Walter Gaker & CO
Dorchester
Mass
National Reform Press
National Reform Presa Ation
Taubeneck
the Western Newspaper Union
Western Newspapr Union
Morgan
Sec
National Reform Press Association
Western Newspaper Union
ST. Louie. MO
Crean
Forshee & Mak TN A Poe
Svra
Thompson
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