Washington Correspondents and the President Speak
An article discusses Washington correspondents confidence and permission issues when using quotes from officials. It notes White House access, how statements are prepared, and the influence of officials on press reporting. It also mentions how reporters shadow the White House and the need for authorization before publication.
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Ashington
Washington
United States
Che
Taft
Samiy
White House
Executive Mansion
Capitol
Congress
Averble Friott
Oltlee
Daly
Tomas Nol
Wrtunn
Rapic
Borate
Women and the danger of fashion on feet in America
A 15 year study by a foot expert warns that high heels and fashion trends threaten women's feet and nerves. He links shoe design to character traits and argues many women risk flat feet if style dictates health.
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America
Kidney troubled woman finds relief with Dean's pills
Mrs S D Ellison of La mar Missouri describes severe kidney trouble with pains in her body and bed confinement. After doctors failed to help Dean's Kidney Pills provided quick relief and a full cure, leaving her in good health.endorsement from a grateful user.
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Dean
Dean’s
Foater-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Crying need as he sees it Joaquin Miller plans poetry colony
Joaquin Miller aims to form a Fruitvale colony of poets. He envisions lively but friendly clashes over literary figures like Matthew Arnold Swinburne Tennyson and Keats. The piece ends with a joking tale of three Maine divines arguing over royal houses, ending in a waiter’s gag about spittoons.
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Joaquin Miller
Fruitvale
Cal
Stuart and
Orange
William III
James II
Notable 4 Ad Irish Kings and Succession Tale
Fearaidhach-Fionfashtna, hailed as a just prince, fell to his successor Fiachadh-Fion. Fiachadh-Fion was slain by Fiachadh-Fionchadh, the “prince with the white cows,” who died at the hands of Connaught’s Irish plebeians. Eoch alrh-Moidmeadhain and Flaithheartagh are noted among those who died naturally or resigned the throne for religious life.
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Congress
Vernon W. Bailey
He Biological Survey
Hamwholdt
Nevada
Talfalfa
Egypt
Moses
Fearaidhach-Fionfashtna
Fiachadh-Fion
Fiachadh- Fionchadh
Connaught
Eochalrh-Moidmeadhain
Flaithheartagh
New York Press
Could She Vote and Money Motives Collide
A conversation contrasts voting rights with financial obligation when a man says women will face more calls to donate, and a woman responds she is willing to give to good causes but wary of dipping into her pocket.
Self Made Man Praises Populace Ties and Freckle Quip
A humorous dialogue features a self made man boasting he gained status by favoring influential friends. An exchange questions his popularity while a quip about women and freckles adds to the wit. The Exempts provide a playful counterpoint in this brief item.
BAD DREAMS CAUSED BY COFFEE
A reader recounts nerve trouble and insomnia from coffee and credits switching to Postum with peaceful sleep and improved nerves. The letter urges others to quit coffee, notes a friend’s stomach relief after Postum, and signs off as a health advocate citing The Road to Wellville.
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Wellville
Impligs
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Gopyright
W.A. Patterson
Steht Buowever
Michigan
Biological Survey
Missouri
Charles
Townsend
Morhun
Clare Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Rongevelt
House
Senate
Merriam
Fifty Ninth Congress
Wie
Naturalsta
Walter
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