Ancient Britons Ride Gold Rings Unearthed In Kent Dig
A laborer in Crayford unearthed nine gold armlets from a prehistoric tumulus dating before Caesar. The find, smuggled to the local police, is declared treasure trove and destined for the Crown or major museums. The article links the artifacts to early metalworking and ancient Briton rulers.
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Grgland
London
New York Tribune
Chaikin
Crayford
Lower Thames
Cesar
Kent
Loxley Heath
Coke
Colin
Brigle
Canterbury
Chalkin
Thames
Chiselhurst
Eltham
Colonel North
Foot's Cray
Selfridge
Cray
Skumiet
Vorilvern
Hengist
Horsa
Cromincia
Aylesford
Tumaina
Ueght
British Museum
Sundwich
Hythe
England
Secliemann
Troy
The Yawning Cure and Vocal Training Claims
A Viennese piece extols a method of vocal and health culture based on jaw exercises from Josephine Richter and her son Hans Richter. It cites Dr Naegli and claims improved voice, throat health, and relief from catarrh, via deep yawns and breath work, with cautions for weak hearts.
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Vienna
Bopic
Josephine Richter
Hans Richter
Herr Lauz
Mme. Richter
Prof
Helmhottz
Naegli
University of Luettich
Scientific American
Marmalade Origins in Henry VII Era
Marmalade, once made solely of guices, is traced to Henry VII's reign. The term derives from mermeto, a giuince folk word.
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Henry VII
Younger American poets rise with stage and page chatter
The piece notes young American poets gaining visibility through plays and writing. It cites Dargon's The Shepherd to be staged by Sothern and Marhywre, Champlain's Des Sauvages sold at auction for 2900 dollars, and Dorothy Osborne letters provoking social debate. It adds Dickens family ties and rising poet Ridgeley Torrence's background and works. It ends with estate data on modern writers and caution about entering letters and journalism as a livelihood.
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Aire
Dargon
Russia
Sothern
Marhywre
Champlain
America
Des Sarvages
Champlain de
Brovage
France
Charles de Montmorency
Paris
Dorothy Osborne
Boz Club
Dickens
Pernugini
Ilo- Farth
Henry Pielding Dickens
W. J. Courntye
England
Mr. Cournntye
London Sphere
Thomas Welliyss Heid
Edwin Arnold
George Gissing
William Sharp
Clement Bhorter
Realty Boom in Old Egypt Promises Cairo Prosperity
The Cleveland Leader notes a sharp surge in Cairo property values amid a Nile boom, citing 1904 price jumps from 125000 to 180000 and front footage gains. It argues British irrigation and Pax Britannica spur wealth, with Cairo’s market described as thriving, modernizing, and linked to distant Baghdad and Tokyo signals.
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Cabra Land
Brisi
Enapgb
Amy - Ovedkhentsk
Eerpt
Kameses the Great
Sesostria
Asiq
Nile Valley
Britain
Cairo
London
Seattle
Pyramids
Styx
Buddha
Vandomiile
Nile
Bagdad
Peking
Tokyo
Cleveland
Sunflower Fever Cure Noted by Scholars and Peasants
An eminent Spanish professor reports sunflower as a fever dispelling febrifuge usable as quinine substitute. Russian physicians test coloring matter from leaves with promising results alongside alcoholic extracts. Sunflower is described as American in origin with ties to Mexico per botanists.
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Moncorve
Cheropeutical Society of
Paris
Mexico
Diplomatic Dress and Whack Tales From History
James Russell Lowell recounts a Madrid visit where a U S minister faced royal salutes and a halberdier’s whack. The anecdote contrasts American plain dress with ceremonious European pomp amid a Spain-related royal procession.
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James Russell Lowell
Madrid
John W. Foster
Farrison
Lowell
Central America
Europe
Mr. Lowell
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