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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1901
Page
4
The Houston Post announces Theodore Hering as city circulation head and lists Chas. Lott Burt Hull as authorized city bill collectors for advertising and subscriptions. It warns payments should go to approved persons and notes late delivery risks.
The Post will be found on pale at multiple locations across cities including New Orleans St. Charles Hotel news stand I F Gens ner 108 St. Charles street and H J Hollo 32 Commercial street New York Brentano's Union square Washington Metropolitan hotel and Washington News Exchange Buffalo Buffalo Circulation Bureau St Louis Mio Plantera Hater and Union station Los Angeles Oliver Harris 106 South Spring street Denver Stationery company and Hamilton Kendrick Seventeenth Street Omaha Mergerth Stationery company 1308 Far mam street
The Nashville News cites Gal Dal Nowa Sautone Express and Wato Times-Herald noting calls for reconciliation within the Democratic ranks. It criticizes deserters who denounce party platforms and warns that ridicule and recrimination hinder harmony and republican cooperation.
The piece reports split views among medical experts on whether bovine tuberculosis can transmit to humans. Dr Koch argues no transmission, while Prof Borouardel and Lord dispute the theory, highlighting ongoing disagreement among authorities on milk safety and disease spread.
Modern scientists discuss why this summer is unusually hot. Garrett P. Berviss attributes heat to thinning solar vapors and predicts hotter years ahead, while Prof. F. Moulton argues solar vapors remain steady and that other factors cause the current heat wave.
A fragmented column critiques popular histories of the Civil War era, arguing for impartial, clear writing and noting disputes among scholars. It touches on Washington, Chicago, and regional debates, with sharp asides about professors, politics, and public discourse.
The Denison Herald reports Missouri Kansas and Texas lines face losses hauling coal to Kansas City at half a cent per ton mile while freight rate disputes prompt a Missouri commission hearing. The piece also critiques independent newspapers and cites editorials from Laredo Times El Paso Times and Cheyenne Review on politics and press transparency.
The Boston Transcript discusses New Zealand’s social reforms such as compulsory arbitration, old age pensions, progressive taxation on land values, free trade, government banks, and woman suffrage. It highlights rapid agricultural export growth, population patterns, and potential as a future rival to Britain and other empires. It cites Henry Woermarest Lloyd’s book Newest England.
A San Antonio Express letter notes Texas Senators Culberson and Bailey as favored Southern leaders for a possible national bid in 1904. It cites regional optimism, age limits for others, and mentions Colonel William Sterett's contested candidacy and publication errors about his birthplace.
A mangled text fragment reports a spotted tribe in South America living on fish, with stride lengths and march cadences across several European armies. It also recalls Rebecca Wampler of Dublin India dying at two with a long chain of accidental injuries from childhood to 1900.
A mosaic of mentions highlights Henrik Ibsen as a renowned dramatist and poet in Norway and abroad. Edward Grieg musicalizes Ibsen lyrics, with references to Peter Gynt reflecting romantic singer imagery and long-ago relics tied to famed names and collectors including Mrs Edwin Gould and Andrew Jackson.
A fragmented poem recounts the Spanish American War at Cervera's squadron and the New York's distant actions. It questions who earned glory versus who stayed in the fight, naming Schley Evans and others while reflecting on memory and heroism.
An article mixes fashion notes with cosmetic cures. It describes a linen sailor style outfit with a black collar and polka dot white fabric, discusses freckles classified as dyed or inherited, and lists home treatments using zinc sulfate, tinctures, rosewater, and borax. It also notes Parisian trimming trends, lace, and fringe details, plus a sample lunch and dinner menu reflecting period tastes.
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