Riots and Politics in Austria End with Monarchic Question
The Austrian parliament struggle pits anti German factions led by Dr Joseph Herold against German Catholics and officials. Premier Badent resists German language domination as Poles Bohemians and Czechs rally, hoping an imperial crowning of the aged emperor may fuse the empire before or after a shift to monarchy.
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Naya
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West Point
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Ireland
England
Prague
Galatia
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Roland
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Azar
Bohemia and Austria Faces Strife Over Language and Crown
In Vienna and Prague a political clash unfolds as German and Czech factions dispute language rights and representation while parliament erupts in riotous sessions. The article notes Polish and Slav elements, impending coronation talks, and fears that Bohemia may seek autonomy or a constitution akin to Hungary, altering the empire’s unity.
Miss Mary Cutler’s Garden Leadership at Winthrop Gardens
Holliston Massachusetts farmer Miss Mary Cutler stands as a leading agronomist, managing Winthrop Gardens for thirteen years after leaving teaching. She bought out her brothers, trained with her father’s workers, and systematized operations to ensure smooth travel and steady profits while remaining actively involved in fieldwork, supervision, sales, and markets.
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Holliston
Mass
Winthrop Gardens
Ome
Misa Cutler
Mac
Jam
Reef and Relief by Steam Analogy in Health Ad
A wartime style health ad compares the human body to a steam machine stressed by daily cares. It claims pain and nerves disrupt function and promotes St Jacobs Oil as a prompt remedy. The copy argues rest and treatment restore balance, noting many testimonies to its efficacy and easing of worry.
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Alfron
St. Jacobs Ol
Divorces in England reveal odd petition patterns
Publication of divorce court statistics shows the aggrieved party petitions about five times more often than the accused. In the year, 220 wives petitioned while 853 husbands did. Clerks top the suitors list, with builders and carpenters close behind. other trades follow, and physicians, soldiers, and a lone barrister appear at the tail.
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England
Tia
Lst
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promoted Amid Health Claims
A vintage advertisement-like passage touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for a catalogue of ailments from yellow tongue and headaches to stomach upset and rib pain. It extols the remedy as sovereign for chills fever nervousness and rheumatism, catering to broad 19th century wellness concerns.
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Mackilly
Duluth and Iron Range Likely Extend Line to Bala Lake Gold Fields
It is thought the Duluth and Iron Range will extend its line into the Bala Lake gold fields, signaling continued railway expansion. The plan appears tied to regional mining activity and potential economic growth for nearby settlements.
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Duluth & Iron
Balor Lake
Grasp-O Promises Coffee Taste Without Stimulants
An ad extols Grasp-O a grain based drink claiming it tastes like coffee yet has no narcotic effects. It targets all ages promising cheer warmth and nourishment and asserts lower cost than coffee. A separate item mentions Paris students planning a demonstration with M Schucter Kestner scheduled to speak.
Deafness Treatable Only by Constitutional Remedies
The ad argues deafness stems from a catarrhal inflammation of the Eustachian tubes and states that local applications cannot cure it. It promises $100 for any case of deafness caused by catarrh not cured by Mall’s Catarrh Gum, and advertises Cheney & Co of Toledo, with Hall’s Family Pills as the remedy.
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Elzour
Chexey & CQ
Denggists
Th. Hall
Cuban prisoners released rejoin revolutionists amid reinforcements
Reports say numerous prisoners freed under recent proclamations have returned to the insurgent ranks. Spanish authorities note the rebels are well armed and abundantly supplied with ammunition, with reinforcements arriving from twenty one parts of the island.
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Cuba
Feland
Missionary Medicine and City Fire Report
A discussion extols Cathartic medicines Cascarets and Cadyn to cleanse body and mind, linking cleanliness to virtue and brotherly love. Separately, London fire devastates 150 warehouses causing about 25 million dollars in losses, and St. Giles Church with Milton’s tomb suffers severe damage.
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London
St. Giles
John Milton
Lane's Family Medicine energizes health with daily bowel care
A fragmented ad style notice touts Lane's Family Medicine promising daily bowel movement to health. It mentions liver and kidneys and lists prices and dubious claims. The source text also references populist figures, political notes, and multiple patent medicines with prices and contact details.
A Stitch in Time Saves Nine Women Ad for Lydia Pinkham Product
Fear and tenderness signal ovarian trouble with possible discharge and dull pains. Begin treatment with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to restore normal organs. Mrs B L Myers of Quakake Pa testifies relief after one bottle. Mrs Finkham offers free advice to women writing from Lynn Cass.
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Cydia E Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
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