Long Live the King Me Reaches Maturity and Power
Special correspondence outlines Alfonso XIII as he nears a full monarch's role in Spain. From birth under careful tutelage and church guidance to a mature education in languages, law, politics, and governance, he grows into a healthy, capable heir under Queen Maria Christina and a nation awaiting his reign.
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Old Spain
Alfonso
House of Deputies and Estates
Spain
Alfonso XII
el Pardo
Madrid
Mercedes
Infanta
Maria Theresa
Hapsburg
Maria Christina
Sagasta
Bourbons
Asturias
Canovas
Liberal
Vatican
Leo XIII
Alfonso XIII
Valle de Paz
Peace Valley
Santander
Riedel
San Sebastian
el Palacio de Mirimar
Monsignor
Merry del Val
Padre Montana
Sinthis
Plaza de Toros
Edward Julian
Recognition After Death Louvre Rule In Paria
An artist must be dead ten years before his works may hang in the Louvre in Paria. The rule affects living artists and delayed posthumous displays.
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Louvre
Paria
Southern mills flood the cotton belt with new capital and jobs
The article notes Georgia Alabama Texas and South Carolina lead in mill growth with Spartanburg boasting 27 mills 465 592 spindles and 13287 looms while southern towns attract Northern investment. It highlights cheap fuel water power short cotton hauls and a mostly white labor force with long hours in the boom era.
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Georgia
Alabama
Texas
South Carolina
Spartanburg
Cotton Belt
Columba
United States
South
Massachusetts
Rode Island
New England
Gray Stone
Morgue Viewing Draws Morbid Crowds In Chicago
An article notes crowds of morbidly curious people, especially women, flock to Cook County Morgue viewing rooms in Chicago to gaze at death victims. Attendants say women linger longer, and many visitors treat the scene as a spectacle rather than a solemn event.
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Cook County
The
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Missionaries Ordained in Antioch and Cyprus Mission
In Antioch, Barnabas and Saul are chosen and sent by the church to preaching duties on Cyprus, with John assisting. Elymas the sorcerer resists them but is struck blind, leading the proconsul Sergius Paulus to believe. The event marks the church’s first collective missionary effort beyond Jerusalem.
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Antioch
Barnabas
Simeon
Niger
Lucius
Cyrene
Manaea
Herod
Tetrarch
Saul
Seleucia
Cyprus
Salamis
John
Paphos
Barjesus
Sergius Paulus
Elymas
Paul
Samaria
Jerusalem
Symeon
Mannen
Bannabas
Luke
Mark
Paulus
Mrs Mackay and her London salon of notable guests
A Philadelphia Press London Letter extols Mrs John W Mackay as a premier social hostess at No 6 Carlton House Terrace London. It highlights her wealth her husband’s support her lavish home and the illustrious guests including Mrs Ronalds the duchess of Marlborough Lady Curzon and Mrs George Cornwallis West. It also notes her past Paris residence and mentions personal sorrows and a disputed portrait incident.
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Paris
London
Mackay
Ronalds
Adair
Duchess of Marlborough
Curzon
Keddleton
Arthur Butler
George Cornwallis West
Lady Randolph Churchill
Carlton House
America
Carlton House Terrace
San Francisco
New York
Messonier
Dand Bey
Philadelphia
Parlor Passed Away and Living Room Replaces It
The article contrasts the old parlor with the modern living room, noting the shift from formal spaces to practical ones. It cites a transformation observed in towns and model villages like Bournville England where workers' homes lack parlors, having instead large sunny living rooms, reflecting changing social norms.
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Samuels
Bournville
England
Cadburys
Springfield Republican
Educational Tid Bits on Dental Schools and Carnegie Gift
The City of Mexico notes no good dental schools in South Vimernia while Latin became English in its preparatory phase. Galargeon University reports a 10 percent rise in students over last year. Edinburgh St Andrews and Aberdeen show mixed enrollment changes. The impact of Mr Carnegie's gift remains unclear.
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Vimernia
Mexico
Galargeon University
Edinburgh
St Andrews
Aberdeen
Carnegie
Library Cozy Corner Sketch for Home Library Setup
A Chicago Daily News design outlines a cozy corner for homes. It advises a strong built seat with fixed shelves above and two open cupboards outside each arm for book storage. Additional upright arms house two glassed cupboards for fine items and decorative touches.
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Chicago Daily News
Salad oil as a nourishing aid for delicate people
The article promotes salad oil as a versatile remedy for debility and digestive issues. It suggests using oil in mayonnaise, pouring over salad, or taking a spoonful at night, sometimes with claret to disguise the taste, and recommends chest rubbing to improve skin absorption for strengthening the body.
Feen of Japanese Doctors Defies Poverty Dilemma
A fragment from a historical vernacular discusses ethics in medicine. It cites a proverb about a doctor not exploiting a poor family, suggesting poverty and disease invite moral scrutiny of medical providers. The text reflects concerns within the medical fraternity.
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Japan
Pilot Mars Green Granted License for Ohio River Steamer
Mrs Mars Green receives a pilot license to steer the SS Greenwood on the Ohio River route between Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. In a separate note, a home remedy suggests beating egg white with sugar and lemon juice to ease hoarseness and taking a teaspoonful hourly.
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Amy Greene
Mars Green
Greenwood
Ohio River
Cinccinnati, O
Pittsburg
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