Leader of Fashion and Royal Philanthropy in 19th Century Europe
The Empress Eugenie, famed for fashion leadership, donated her worn shoes and gloves to fifty orphaned girls at the Eugene Napoleon Asylum. Fifty fatherless and motherless girls were educated there at her expense. Prince Maximilian of Saxony accepts a canonical law professorship at the University of Freiburg. He currently serves as a pastor in Nuremberg.
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Eugenie
Eugenie Napoleon Asylum
Prince Maximilian of Saxony
University of Freyburg
Switzerland
Nuremburg
Teads to Consumption Highlighted by Sample Offer
A fragment urges readers to try an unnamed remedy from a druggist to stop coughing and claims the product prevents danger from delay. It notes bottles sold at 25 and 50 cents with a free sample offer.
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Swemp
Lene's Family Medicine Moves the Lowels daily health claim
The notice claims a daily regimen from Lene's Family Medicine improves health by acting on the liver and kidneys and curing headaches. It mentions a price of 25 and 450ce, suggesting multiple dosage or product options.
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Lene
Dodds Medicine CO
Buffalo
Mrs Austin's Pancakes Boost Morning Breakfasts
In crisp mornings the grocer offers Mrs Austin's famous pancakes for breakfast. The ad highlights a cow milk yield of 350 gallons per year as a playful claim to fresh dairy support.
Regulating Street Musicians Across Europe
The article notes Paris bans street music after 6 p m in winter and 9 p m in summer while similar rules exist continent wide. Berlin has not issued new licenses since 1934 amid public complaints. Madrid grants licenses largely as charity, and Italy restricts grinders unless they can prove unable to earn living otherwise.
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Paris
Berlin
Madrid
Italy
Braiding Fate on River and Wedding Bells
In a bygone Savannah mood Molly leads a Wednesday prayer meeting to inspire a backslider to find religion. A flirtatious river outing reveals a braid motif that links a sister to a charming suitor, triggering a long courtship and an eventual marriage in a tale of social and romantic pursuits.
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Cape
Bioxide of Sodium Hailed as Great Boon to Humanity
Reports from the French academy of science claim bioxide of sodium renews oxygen and absorbs carbonic acid. Demonstrations show two divers in airless suits for two hours and then underwater for thirty minutes. Potential uses include submarines fire safety and mining by mitigating smoke and toxic gases.
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Humanity
French Academy of Science
Boston Globe
Fancy Bike for a Queen
Queen Margherita of Italy reportedly owns the world’s most elaborate bicycle. The royal ride features gold wheels and a frame inlaid with jewels and mother of pearl. A tiresome orator is mocked for lacking depth.
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Margherita
Italy
Mosquito Experiments Stir Berkeley at Bellevue Hospital
Dr. W N Berkeley conducts experiments at Bellevue Hospital New York aiming to breed a pest resistant to humans and capable of eradicating others. Patient George Lyons malaria victim exposed to blood feeding insects as part of the inquiry while doctors guard details. Prince Arthur of Connaught begins studies at Sandhurst.
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Dy W.N. Berkeley
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Berkeley
Jersey
George Lyons
Lyons
First Avenue
Mr. Lyons
Prince Arthur of Connaught
Royal Military College At
Sandhurst
Air Cushion Rubber Stamp广告促销
An old Fort Wayne advertisement promotes an air cushion rubber stamp as best and cheapest, inviting readers to send orders to Lock Box 219 in Fort Wayne Indiana. The brief note emphasizes value and directs purchasing via a mail-in box.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Nature enshrines gallant hearts in a woman's breast
A Dickens quotation highlighting the belief that noble hearts often reside in gentle female strength, praising women as vessels of courage and virtue across times.
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Dickens
Health as a Crown of Female Beauty and Disposition
The piece argues that perfect health enhances beauty and a sweet disposition in women. It laments neglect of health due to daily duties and devotion, noting nervous strain from natural experiences challenges sustained beauty without proper guidance and support.
Mrs Bosse Praises Dr Greene’s Nervara Tonic
Mrs WM E Bosse of Farrington Street Flushing LI says years of nervousness female ailments indigestion and prostration left her weak until she tried Dr Greene’s Nervara blood and nerve remedy. She reports steady strength gain and high recommendation for others troubled in any way.
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WM. E. Bosse
Farrington St
Flushing
L. I
Dr. Greene
Nervara blood and nerve remedy promoted by Dr. Greene
The advertisement promotes Dr. Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy as efficient across a woman's life from girlhood to advanced years. It claims to ward off nervousness and exhaustion, rebuild strength, preserve beauty, and offers free advice from his New York City office at 55 West 14th Street.
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Nervara
Dr. Greene
West 14Th Street
New York City
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