Hungary seeks separate army amid Austrian rule over empire
The text outlines Hungary's demand for a distinct Hungarian army and use of the Magyar language for command, warning that rejection could trigger secession and a broader breakdown of the Austrian empire. It notes Franz Joseph’s resistance and the dual monarchy structure established in 1807, with Hungary largely ungoverned by its own parliament while the emperor controls key matters. Population and area figures for Hungary Transylvania and the empire are provided.
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Hungary
Austria
Cor Frang Joseph
Bohemia
Vienna
Transylvania
Hemia
Empire
Cco
Crimea Remembered Fifty Years After the Siege
An English writer recalls the 1855 fall of Sebastopol and the Crimean War ending scene. He cites Malakoff capture, fort destructions, and the evacuation, plus memorials for Admiral Kornilov and English graves neglected by Tartars before royal-backed efforts to restore their tombs.
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Peh
Malakoff
Nand
Sebastopol
Nicholas
Amder
Black and White
Crimea
Bay of Sebastopol
Terry
Admiral Kornilow
Bebas i town rebuilt with forts gardens and war memorials
The article describes Bebas i proudly rebuilt with immunet decks forts barracks and public wings including hotels and boulevards. It notes an exhibit museum in the Senle style and lists monuments to Sir George Cathcart Captain Hedley Vicars and other war forces near Cathcart Hill cemetery and Inkerman sites.
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Bebasi
Cathcart Hill
George Cathcart
Inkermar
Brigade of Guards
Hedley- Vicars
Inkerman
Fegishmen
Kinglake
Russell
Syrup of Figs Endorsed for Healthful Use in Children
Health advocates promote outdoor play and wholesome habits for children and urge avoiding harmful medicines. They tout Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co as a safe, gentle laxative used by millions with physician approval and insist on buying only the genuine product labeled with the company name.
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California Fig Grup Co
California Fig Syrup Co
Fragmented Ad Copy Mentions Trips and Nerve Cure
The text contains a fragmented conversation about a possible trip and a street encounter. It promotes Dr Kilne's Great Nerve Cure with a free trial offer, listing Dr H. Kilne at 0 Arch St Philadelphia Pa. The passage mixes casual dialogue with a medical advertisement and appears as damaged OCR.
A Handy Maid and the Dancing Master Exchange
A playful exchange shows Mrs De Vere asking the dancing master for instruction as a joke about improving her waltz. The scene includes interruptions and calls for proper guidance from the professor and Madame Name.
Darling asks if love stays after marriage in furnished room
A young man with a noisy tie asks Darling if she loves him enough to share a furnished room and live on bread and water after marriage. She hesitantly answers yes and questions about salary and a typewriter to furnish the rooms.
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Ebe
Is That the Best You Could Do Papa
A Kansas widower brings his second wife home and introduces her as new mamma to his children. The youngest child questions the proposal with a cutting remark. The humorous exchange appears in the New York Tribune. Denmark’s farms range 5 to 23 acres owned by peasants, with half the land in oats hay pasture and root crops. Denmark leads Europe in cattle relative to size.
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Harvey County
Kansas
Thia
New York Tribune
Denmark
Europe
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