Germanys Richest: Krupp and Rothschild Fortunes Revealed
The article lists Germany’s top fortunes in marks and dollars, led by Bertha Krupp von Bohlen und Hölben and Baron Rothschilds heirs. It details Krupp steel wealth at Essen, Prussia income figures, and major landowners across Silesia, noting rising German fortunes from bankers and manufacturers.
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England
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Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm iI
Gergany
William Rothschild
Frankfort
Bertha Krupp Vou
Boblen
Halbach
Essen
Gerthe Krupp von Bohren
Prince Henckel von Donners- Marck
Duke
Baron von Goldschmidt- “Rothsecht
Kingdom of
Prussia
Bertha Krupp von Boblen
Prince Henettel von Donnersmarel
Count von Tiele-Winckier
Baron von Geldschmidt- Rothschild
Kerl Henschel
Ernst von Mendelssohn-Dartholdy
Prince Henckel
Bertha Krupp von Bohlen
Hate Bach
von Donnersmaarck
R. Martin
Silesia
Henckel von Doemersmarck
Vjest
von Tiele-Winckter
Prince of
Hohenrohe Ingelingen
Count Schaffgeth
Count Ballestrent
Duke of
Iron stand invention for center board use preserves surface
A Wisconsin inventor introduces an iron ironing board stand that mounts in the board center without surface obstruction. It features a vise jaw base, a curved semi circular arm, a padded asbestos base, and screws to anchor at any board point, preventing tipping or interference.
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Wisconsin
Spaghetti with beef gravy and cheese mix
A recipe instructs fry half a pound of steak or finely chopped meat, make gravy, mix with Lettie, add tomatoes mushrooms onions salt pepper, stew three hours, add cheese near the end, cook spaghetti twenty minutes, then combine and serve.
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Benson
Lettie
Apple Charlotte Recipe From Historic Cookery Note
A detailed method for Apple Charlotte with buttered bread layers and sliced apples baked slowly two hours, finishing with sherry glaze. A sugar syrup with water and flavor extracts is prepared, then combined with molasses lard coffee and spices to make dough and batter for the dish.
Cleaning Woolens. Janarese Soap Mixture
A woolen cleaning remedy is described using four ounces of white castile soap dissolved in one quart of warm water. Four quarts of boiling water are added, then as it cools four ounces of ammonia and two ounces of ether are incorporated.
Boiling an Egg Soft Technique Described
A brief, imperfect description explains soft boiling by placing a fresh egg in a teacup with water, pouring hot water over, covering with a saucer, and letting stand five minutes. It claims this method prevents white cearulation while noting the process is delicate.
Fire Eaters and Ancient Flame Tricks Revealed
The article traces early fire breathing from Eunus the Syrian slave to modern stage tricks. It explains methods using burning flax balls and mouth breaths, plus historical feats like hot iron tests, protective pastes, and alumen coated garments for safety.
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Eunus
Sicily
Bunny
London Dramatic Censors and Censorship in Theatre
Colley Cibber in his autobiography recounts a master of the revels who licensed plays and excused censoring the first act of Richard III for distressing Henry VI. Shakespeare faced bans as well, with King Lear barred during George III's illness. The London Chronicle cites these cases and notes censorship of stage works in the era.
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Colley Cibber
Revels
Richard
Henry VI
James
France
Shakespeare
King Lear
George III
George Celman
Angel
Heaven
Loudon Chrounicle
To Make Him Sleep
A New York policeman, plagued by insomnia, is advised by Inspector Byrnes to act on duty at midnight. The officer should don uniform, belt, revolver, and night stick, lean against a corner base, and “go to sleep, all right.”
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New York
Inspector Byrnes
Jean
New York Tribune
First Free School Origin in Massachusetts Bay Colony
The first free school in the United States was established in Massachusetts Bay in 141 by order of the colonial court. The ruling required free schools in every town with householders under a five pound penalty, later doubled in 3671 and again in 1083.
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United States
Massachusetts Bay
General Colonial Court
Woodworth offers free Senpine trial package for asthma relief
Thousands in New York respond to The Woodworth Company appeal for an experimental Senpine package. The product claims to cure asthma hay fever bronchitis and catarrh, with free mailing to any requester. Described as a scientific Vienna University professor’s discovery, it asserts success despite duration or climate.
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New York
Woodworth Company
Dept
Broadway
New York City
Vienna University
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