The Houston Daily Post Publication Note and Circulation
The Houston Daily Post announces publication details with office addresses at 1101 to 1109 Franklin Avenue Houston Texas. It outlines subscription rates by mail and city delivery, lists authorized sales agents and collectors, and states delivery timing and payment instructions for subscribers.
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R. . Johnston
Wave Descedas
J. Palmer
Cine Vinta Pures Vie
Franklin Avenue
Postofice
Houston
Texas
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the Sunday Post
Rae
Ala
C. S. E. Hollan
A. W. Palmer
B. Fh. Throop
Sr.oo
Theotore Teritay
Messrs
Theodore Bering
Chas, Lott
Palmer
Toney
Roosevelt and the Civil War Refrain in Southern Editorials
A Southern newspaper debate on President Roosevelt and the Civil War era. The piece attacks Roosevelt and the northern view, defending Confederate memory and civil liberty while accusing the president of biased history and political manipulation.
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Buch
Sehlay
Admiral Sehtev
G. A
Lee
Jan
Confederity
Tyerdl
Roosevell
Jim North
Titi
Rooselelds Vanormcia
Uniform Primaries and Texas Party Discipline
The Texas democracy should approve a uniform date for primaries to ensure full debate and avoid rushed decisions. The Houston and Texas Central railroad event prompts debate on party integrity as the executive committee implements the convention’s mandate without coercive measures.
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Democracy of
Texas
Texa
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Longtime railroad figure honored in city tribute
A tribute recalls Major Cave and Charles Morganis for half a century in railroad development and local growth. The piece lauds their leadership at Houston Texas Central and the broader industry, highlighting dedication and civic character amid turbulent times.
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Tue
E. W. Cave
The
Houston and Texas Central Railroad
Aisce
Major Cave
Jexac
Cluston
Monster
Charles Morgani
Houston Army
Texas Central
Avi Howe
Editorial Pickups Highlight Now in the Smart Set
The Chicago paper dedicates space to a feature on Now wi Into the Smart Set while noting fears and school absence. It commends Congressman Wotiie for remaining at his post in Washington as he travels to Texas to watch over his Can pages. The Bocroc Post criticizes the worst one out.
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Chicago
Grey Rose Herald
Wotiie
Washington
Poutine
Texax
Bocroc Post
Fragmented Late 19th Century Political Rhetoric
The fragmentary text portrays Democratic and Republican power struggles and calls for reorganization. It references Roosevelt, policy debates, and internal party challenges, with voices urging persistence and action amid political contention.
Reservoirs for irrigation described in regional report
The article details irrigation reservoirs on the Arkansas and nearby basins including the Toorke Heltor project and Great Hered Katies area. It notes costs, capacity measured in acre-feet, and effects on local farming and water supply, with construction progress and future expectations.
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Mary Powell Gorcei
Diversifeel Wel
Scicble
Aise Tire
al Gore
Wildlear
Teservair
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Tire
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Sabi Sania
Toi Wood
Hilal
Aroma
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Great Hered
Katies
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Moti Comics
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Consteuet
Géryeil
The Charm and Power of Music in Ancient Tales
A discussion on music's moral influence cites Orpheus and Eurydice, praising music for spiritual guidance while warning of its potential harm. Henry Stratton argues musical rhythm shapes emotion, potentially stimulating lower instincts and influencing behavior through tonal shifts and "enervating" sentences.
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Hoyte
Orpheus
Hades
Eurydice
Westritius
Taritalus
Ixien
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Fontie
Ptisens
Moyaic
Henry VV Stratdy
Rest
Stratton
Hiythins
Music Moves Minds in Moral Discipline Debate
The article cites authorities like Carl Arabristre of Lenk and Row howhan praising music as a force for better manners and dress. Browning and Shakespeare are quoted on music's moral value, with Pythagoras and Goethe cited for using melody to shape thought and behavior. A village tale of a flute playing child and a lion illustrates music taming danger.
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Carl Arabristre
Lenk
Browning
Shakespeare
Rowhowhan
Mindle
Pethagoras
Memaide
Goethe
Hine
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Phiegethon
Choytis
Professor Griggs Warns on Militarism in Public Address
University lecturer Professor Edward Griggs argued that militarism endangers civilization as barbarities resurface beyond veneer of progress. He urged a strong but humane national defense focused on moral leadership and international peace, warning against imperial expansion and aggression.
Fragmented 19th Century Notes on Sleep and Society
The fragment references how post meal sleep affects stomach mobility and acidity, mentions figures like Duke Paul of Richars and Mrs Mary Stewart of Ardnamurchan, and notes historical figures Ludwig Mond and Wendhinger of Richmond among assorted archival snippets. It reads as a collage of biographical and cultural relics without a single cohesive event.
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Richars
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Ardnamurchan
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Dele Onia
Ludwig Mond
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Ay Wendhinger
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Jefferson
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Steff
Lifting the King Coronation Customs and Regalia Practice
A historical note describes a medieval coronation ritual in which the king was carried to Westminster on a shield by attendants. The crown and regalia were laid on a table, and the monarch then directed which nobles carried each piece. The custom persisted until the 19th century with George V.
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Komlon Tarbes
Palace of
Wiese
Westminster
Westyipuler Wall
Optimism and light chase shadows in a cheerful verse
A long verse extols the crown of glory for the optimistic soul who brightens life. It praises cheer, resilience, and love as antidotes to darkness, with humorous asides about palmistry, fashion, and humorous modern marvels, ending with a seasonal jab at winter.
Scattered Postscripts on clocks warships and papers
A collage of notes cites government clocks aboard U S warships costing six dollars each. It mentions senate speakers lobby timepieces, teachers reading daily papers, and a Georgia school superintendent urging reading. Other items touch Count Pulaski’s death weapon, sheep with green fleece, Spanish currency in Mexico, and infant mortality in Russia.
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Tech
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Savannah
Count Pulaski
Spain
Mexico
Dox Pilates
Cianteguita
Russia
Plea of Postal Clerks Pushes for Eight Hour Day
Chicago records detail postal clerks urging the Postmaster General to back legislation to standardize an eight hour day and open promotions to merit rather than discretionary favoritism. Business leaders nationwide back the effort, arguing it would curb delays, Sunday work burdens, and unreliable pay advancement between $900 and $1500 a year.
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