Christmas A Jolly Day for Three Emperors
Berlin reports Kaiser Wilhelm and family celebrate Christmas Eve with a large tree, gifts for each child, and charitable acts toward soldiers and beggars. The Kaiser gift exchanges extend to 21 rulers and foreign monarchs, while Christmas Day emphasizes family time and public charity. The Russian czar, Austrian emperor, and other European royals join similar customs with varied traditions.
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Curtis Brown
Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm
Imerial
Potsdam
Kaiser
Datshler
Empress
Germany
Prussia
Bavaria
Saxony
Wurtemberg
Baden
Ilesse
Saxe-Weimar
Mecklenburg-Strelitz
Mecklenburg-Lchwerin
Oldenburg
Thunswick
Saxe-Meiningen
Saxe- Altenburg
Saxe-Coburg-Gstha
Anhalt
Wehwarzburg-Sonderhausen
Schwartzburg- Radolstadt
Walleck
Neuss
Reuss
Schaumberg-Lippe
Lippe
German Empire
Prince Henry
Jteury
Es Crete
Childen
Charlotte
Prince Bernard of
Svith
Francis Joseph
Austria
Edward
Charles of
Roumania
Waiser
Roosevelt
Europe
Hin
Imperial Palace
Imperial Cabinet
Anifgam
Christos
Inn
Christias
Craig
Hiv
Russia
Bethlehem
Santa Clus
Dpe Czar
Czarina
St. Petersburg
Cngndt, Majesty With Their Little Toy Whips Ahiléytio Czarina
Chriatman
Ranta Claus
Moscow
Francis
Josepi
Cele
Fransis Joseph of
Archduchesa Valerie
Vienna
Wallste
Ihef
Wallsee Castle
Archduke Francia Salvator
Meorge Weiss
Crinoline’s Rise From Hair Fabric to Bird Cage Hoops
The article traces crinoline origins from a woven hair and linen warp fabric used first for hats then bonnets, with the term coined in 1830. It notes the costly nature and the later adoption of light steel hoops built on a bird cage concept, popularizing crinoline by 1962.
Trade in Sheffield area yields high weekly output
The article notes a thriving trade in the Sheffield area with firms averaging ten to fifteen tons weekly. It also mentions several deaths from fires caused by ethylene, and Dr. Richardson's Field of Diseases describes a case of a woman escaping lightning through hoop conductors.
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Shefield
Richardson
Bearded lodger argues over weekly rate
A grey haired man, Sfarris, complains to Mrs. Irons about a $7 weekly charge for beard and lodging. He asks how the sum is divided and proposes paying $5 for lodging and $2 for board to reflect perceived value.
Eggs in a clutch of snipe and plover birds
The spotted sandpiper and killdeer plover lay four eggs per clutch. Eggs lie in the nest or on bare ground with small ends together forming a pyriform layout. The snipe and plover eggs are unusually large for the birds’ size, with space saved by this arrangement serving a definite purpose.
Cane and wood prop items exposition listing
An itemized sale listing describes sandles of natural wood with Cape Horn and sterling metal trimming priced from $1 to $66. Canes are offered from sections up to $2.50 with note of pretty boys' canes.
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Dent’s
Adler
Cape Horn
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