Mexico City Letter on Pulque Legend and History
A Mexico City correspondence describes pulque as the national beverage, its low cost and stimulating effects, the legend of its discovery by Toltec nobles, its cultural status at the Toltec court, and notes on production and variations in taste. It covers history from the eleventh century, its role as a staple drink, and basic preparation from agave, including price ranges and typical consumption.
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Mexico
Pulgee
San Carlos Academy
Pulque
Pipanteia
Tefalatzin
Psapantzin
Nochtil
Xochitl
Aleatzin
Kachitt
Tenaulentzin
Tdia
Apinizin
Pulto
Guble
Thrat
Hidalgo
Dolores
Spain
National Palace
Villilus
Sameriane
Artar
Timour Lenk
Edward J
Augustus
Constantine II. II
Henry Vile
The Two Tickets in Pulquerias and Customs in Mexico
A survey describes pulquerias decorated like circus wagons where patrons share measures of pulque from common barrels amid debates over opening hours and taxation. It cites revenue figures, usage by a significant portion of the population, and related social issues.
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San Antonio
Pulque and sap harvesting described with legal notes
The text details sap collection for pulque with a long gourd and skins, the fermentation process into aqua men and pulque, and the quick spoilage of the sap. It also notes pulquerias logistics, transport, and storage conditions. A secondary item mentions Justice Jobs A. titnes and Miks Duun Tames at Hotel Jardin and Governor changes in a Mexican region, plus local court and travel topics.
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Tequilla
Iacienda
Ahiet Itustice
A. Titnes
Miks Duun
Hotel Jardin
Armin
Mies James
Missouri Woman Praises Wine of Cardus Cure
A Missouri woman writes of relief from monthly sickness after using Wine of Cardus. She claims reduced pain during her period, absence of headaches, and improved well being after daily use. The letter promotes the product as cheap, private, and sold by druggists for one dollar per bottle.
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Cardus
Beards and Bodily Oddities of Historic Kings
Compiled for the Glob-Democrat, the piece catalogs rulers from Charles VI to Attila, detailing quirks such as beards, heights, diseases, and peculiarities. It lists Charles VIII, George II, Philip of Macedon, and many others with exaggerated traits and dubious anecdotes.
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Charles VI
Prince
Titdtinu
George I
England
Oil
Russia
Msene Aaving
Conrad III
Germany
Sul
Israd
Charles
Delug
Mohammad Kian
Louis VII
Deriston
Max
Prussia
Saad Ashraf
Persia
Edward Tit
Charles I. Fiamall
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Salis Caesar
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