Emperor William Courteously Accepts Morganatic Union
The imperial decree favors Prince Oscar and Countess Ina von Bassewitz Levyitzow amid royal efforts to soften barriers of birth. The piece traces equal birth theory critiques, cites Queen Mary of England’s German ties, and notes notable morganatic unions in Prussia and Meininger history.
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Mperor
William
Oscar
Ina von Bassewitz-Levitzow
Sophia
Saxe-Weimar
Hohenzollern
Mary
England
Alexander of
Wurtemburg
Claudine von Rhedy
Holy Roman Empire
Kaiser Friedrich
Friedrich
Victoria
Louise
Duke of
Ari Yil
Eins
George
Duke of Fife
Germany
Frederick William II
Prussia
Tought
Frawein von Voss
Frederick
Old
Ike
Trrunswick
Mer
Constance of
Adalbert of
Kaiser
Meiningen
Hohenzollerns
Saxe-Meiningen
Bassewitzes
Fugger
Augsberg
Fuggers
Wilhelm
Cecilie
Meklenburg
Berlin
Prince Oscar
Ina
Where Emeralds Come From The World Gem Source
The article traces emerald origins from ancient empires to modern mines. It notes historic uses by Aaron and Cleopatra, cites Theban tombs, Nero’s gem, and Egyptian sources like Mt. Zabarah. It identifies Colombia’s Muzo and Césquez near Bogota as premier sources, with Ecuador and Peru also contributing. It mentions Esmeraldas in Ecuador and Montezuma's hoard as notable references.
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Everalds
Aaron
Egypt
Herculaneum
Pompeii
Nero
Rome
Cleopatra
Mt. Zabarah
Upper
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Esmeraldas
Mexico
Cortez
Montezuma
United States
Césquez
Bogota
Entry into Jerusalem lesson and crowd response
This lesson intro to Jesus last week notes his deliberate publicity demonstrating kingship as he enters Jerusalem on the colt. Disciples obey the Lord, Hosanna echoes rise and fall of crowd adulation, with cautions on fleeting zeal and true discernment.
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Mark
Matthew
Luke
Jesus
Jerusalem
David
Holy
Red Cross promotes Ball Blue for better laundry results
A clipped ad style text mentions Red Cross Ball Blue as superior to liquid blue. It claims grocers carry it with marked down notices. A dialog hints at a social scene with a poverty-stricken count and a marriage, suggesting discount purchases.
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Alice
Belgium symposium seeks perfect woman across nations
A Brussels symposium notes the ideal woman should combine an American figure, French elegance, English complexion, Austrian hair, Dutch eyes, and Spanish profile. The imagined composite remains undiscovered, highlighting playful cross national standards.
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Belgium
Brussels
Cure of Severe Eczema by Cuticura Ointment
Mrs. G. C. Riemersma of Holland describes a child’s severe eczema starting on the neck and face with itching burning and crusting. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment she reports complete cure and recommends the products with an offer for samples and a 32 page Skin Book.
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Holland
G. C. Riemersma
Cuticura
Dept
L. Bosten
Revolutionary Patriot James Lovell Died in Windham Missouri
James Lovell a Revolutionary War patriot born in Boston in 1737 graduated from Harvard at nineteen delivered an oration on April 2 1771 before Boston authorities He was imprisoned by General Gage after Bunker Hill sent to Halifax and exchanged for Governor Skene in 1776 He served in the Continental Congress from 1776 to 1782 later holding public offices in Boston Windham Missouri marks his death a century ago
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James Lovell
Windham
Mr. Lovell
Boston
Harvard College
Gage
Bunker Hill
Halifax
Skene
Lovell
Continental Congress
Four Sons Tormenting Servant Prompt Outburst
A bitter scene unfolds as Mrs. Smith's four sons harass her elderly enslaved servant Cycle Andy the gardener. After half an hour of dirt clods tossed by Tom the mischievous boy Andy confronts Aliss Elia and warns of Tom's cruelty both to her face and behind her back.
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Chile
Suffragette Pressure and Railways Eye Electric Engines
A fragmented note notes suffragettes pursuing George and a remark about them seeking the remaining four-fifths. It mentions English railways considering employing electric engines as a topic of discussion.
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Insatiate
George
Nebraskans Endorse Grape-Nuts For Palatable Economical Nourishment
A Nebraska woman shares years of use praising Grape-Nuts as the most palatable economical and nourishing breakfast food. She notes trying other brands but always returning to Grape-Nuts and Postum after giving up tea and coffee.
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Theresa Elsser
Barnim
George 11
Saxe Meiningen
Ellen Franz
Daglens
Lez
Abeyll
Mr. Camrox
Sellers
The
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Zion
Fletcher
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