Mexican superstitions and omens in daily life
A compiled list from the Mexican Herald describing common beliefs among Mexicans, especially poorer classes, about signs, luck, and omens. It covers actions tied to days, fashioning crosses, gifts to humpbacks, animal and object omens, and cautions with cats, owls, and candles, illustrating superstition as a guiding practice.
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Mexico
Heaven
Inferno
Mexican Herald
Penny Post History Marks Global Rate Wins
The piece recalls the 250 year span since the penny post slogan and notes the 1883 U S two cent rate as a milestone. It highlights heroic reformers who fought for cheaper letters and outlines early English postal struggles with private undertakers and royal monopolies.
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United Kingdom
United States
Great Britain
Charlea
England
Thomas Witherings
New York Tribune
Portuguese subsidy to establish Brazil steamship line
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Brazil
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