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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1891

Page

2

Barbers to royalty and royal quirks across empires

A long feature traces imperial barbers and their sworn duties across Russia Germany and Austria. It details Michael Guelabovski and four grand court masters in Russia, the beard loving Kaiser Wilhelm and the Alsatian barber in Berlin, and the Austrian Count du Faucon who tends Francis Joseph.

Russia Gnelabovski Homanoff Michael St. Petersburg Theles Paul Count Proubetskoi Ezar Alexander T Troubetskoi Alexander Michael Guelabovski Asphinx Copenhayn German Empire Prussia Baron von Lyncker Kaiser William Ludwig Kanitz Brandenburg Kanitz Berlin Count Stolberg Chevalier de Hacker Pesth Austria Count du Faucon Prince Rudolph Francis Joseph Count du Fancon Vienna Buda Francis Joseph St. Louis Republic

The Quiet Robber and Prescription Legalities

A traveler recalls a calm street robbery where a man with a revolver quietly relieved him of his watch and money, noting the lack of drama. A British Medical Review piece discusses prescription ownership, writing versus verbal orders, and who holds the paper. It closes with a Philadelphia Times excerpt on animal and human price disparities in 19th century markets.

Chicago Tribune England British Medical Review Hamburg Germany Sumatra Old England Atlantic Upper Congo Felix L. Oswald Philadelphia Times

Oxford Income Details 1890 Report

London Truth reports Oxford University earned £65,000 in 1890 with £30,000 from fees and internal services, £10,000 from degree fees, £16,000 from external sources, £13,000 from trust funds, £6,000 from colleges, and £5,000 profit from Clarendon Press. Staffing and costs include professors £10,000, officers £5,000, examiners £35,000, readers £2,500. Bodleian £7,500, museum £4,300, Taylor Institution £2,000, gardens £1,100, internal expenses £6,000, and interest/sinking funds £5,500.

Oxford Oxford University Clarendon Press Bodleian Museum Taylor Institution Botanical Gardens London Truth

Experiments with Firedamp and Gas Explosions

French chemists study firedamp mixtures with formene and air, testing sparks from illuminating gas, noting explosions occur with certain blends while pure formene and air resist ignition, and finding 73 percent formene with 25 percent illuminating gas prevents explosions. Two railroad presidents meet. Judge McWhorter heads a three mile plus line between Crawford and Lexington. Gould misreads miles in a humorous exchange.

New York Sun Judge McWhorter Crawford Lexington Larry Gantt Hamp New York Larry John Inman Jay Gould Gould

Superstitions of Luck and Foreboding from Detroit Free Press

A column catalogues beliefs about luck and omens such as wearing garments inside out, a stray cat predicting good fortune, a house bird signaling death, a falling picture, and a broken mirror foretelling seven years of trouble. It notes the last person to rise from the table becomes an old maid and a toppled chair means no marriage this year.

Kendall Beverson B. J. Kenpatu Co WM. A. Curl Gervaxtown B. J. Kexpann Co Enosburgh Falls Eugene Dewitt B. J. Rendall CO Detroit Free Press

Two kinds of Gargle and odd bits from old notes

The article compiles a string of curious folk remedies and historical facts. It mentions gargle recipes for sore throats, the Red coats and green facings in 1650, and quick poison cures. It notes ancient ear hoops, locomotive head lights employment, German roe deer, Lancashire cotton pace to distant stars, and mayonnaise vs French dressing digestion.

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