Roumanian Jewry in Bucharest Exposition Observed
Correspondent notes no anti Jewish sentiment among common Roumanians in Bucharest except among ruling classes. He describes crowds at the king open day, Jewish families in front rows, and a festive scene with the crown prince and princess opening the expo. Observations challenge politicians claims of deep seated Jew hatred.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bucharest
Roumania
Germany
France
Russia
Holland
Italy
Wilhelmina
Hay
Jonkheer
America
Europe
Mosch
Victoria
Fair Grounds
Moschiloe
Berlin
Vienna
Paris
Fair
Mary of
Edinburgh
Maria
Elizabeth
Marie
Vacaresco
Carol
Eton
Life in Bucharest City of Pleasure and its Rich Debts
The author tours Bucharest and surrounding Romania, describing raiment of Servian and Roumanian women, lavish carriages, and the capital’s social excess. He cites Boyars spending, widespread debt, and a culture of gallantry, gambling, and conspicuous luxury, contrasted with poverty in peasant districts and a rising public debt to foreign powers.
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Roumania
Bucharest
Boia
Sherry’s
Paris
Monte Carlo
Belar
Skopzs
Skopts
City of Pleasure
Palace of Justice
University
Academy of Sciences
Royal Library
Athenaeum
Jassy
Vienna
Hungary
Protective Resemblance and Warning Colors in Insects
At the Royal Institution Prof. E B Poulton spoke on protective resemblance and warning colors in insects. He cited Thayer’s model of an invisible duck and discussed color changes in caterpillars beetles and grasshoppers that mimic surroundings to evade predators, noting examples from Britain Africa and various host plants.
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London Post
Royal Institution
E. B. Poulton
Natural History Museum
A. H. Thayer
Thayer
Poulton
Huxley
British East Africa
East Africa
British Association
Boar's Hill
Deal
Shotover Hill
Oxford
Helligoland
Work on Earth and Vines by Elisabeth Barrett Browning
The poem urges human labor as divine purpose guiding toil until evening, anointing workers with a spiritual oil. It frames work as wresting life, not ruling, with tears transformed into crystal dew for younger workers. Through steadfast effort and cheerful heart, God uses one to bless others and share growth.
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Fenvce
Crown Hill
United States
Harrison
Thomas A. Hendricks
Morton
Chase
Canby
W. H. English
Nathan Carr
Anthony Swegman
Henry Bookwald
Carr
Guard
Board of Directors
Elisabeth Barrett Browning
Hatpins and a City Car Ride Moral Tale
A Fitchburg Sentinel reader recalls a daytime streetcar ride where a hat pins fall during a dusty dash cityward. A calm matron, a self-satisfied gentleman, and a cherubic man witness the incident as the conductor retrieves the pins. The closing moral cautions conductors to value passenger safety over minor distractions.
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Fitchburg
Mass
Gall's Extends Oriental Rug Sale Next Week
Gall's continues its week long sale of Rare Oriental Rugs and Cornea with a larger collection. The stock features samples from every kind of rug made in the Orient, selected by natives, offering extensive variety and appeal to connoisseurs and economists.
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Gall's
Orient
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