The Washington Post Classified Notice Fragment
Reader notice from The Washington Post showing publication details for daily and Sunday editions, payment by drafts or checks, post office registration, and foreign advertising representation information. Incomplete text references location in Washington DC and New York forwarding addresses.
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Parker Inderses Secretary Knox in Diplomatic Debate
A lengthy 1910s style discussion centers on Alton B. Parker and Secretary Knox with emphasis on American diplomacy, Manchurian rail issue, and the stance of Democrats led by Parker on foreign policy and tariff. The piece notes Harmon’s 1927 presidential bid and Philadelphia civic league plans to promote citizenship through local chapters.
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Financing London's Bull Market Mania
The article discusses a six million dollar gold transfer from Arreree to fuel speculative rubber securities in London, with shares trading at premiums before prospectuses. It notes Paris fears a potential collapse similar to a famous crash, Bank of England rate tensions, and a global money glut aiding a British market driven by a feverish mania.
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Russia’s Self-Examination in Face of Malfeasance
The article surveys public plunder as a historic issue in states and municipalities, noting U S sympathy for Russia’s past innocence and surprise at new disclosures. It suggests official Russia is undergoing self-examination that could prove wholesome if political notice is transparent and accountable.
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The Sway of the Lords in Reform Debates
The article discusses Lords reform proposals under Premier Asquith, noting the upper chamber's academic debate and the likelihood that Commons resolutions must be embodied in bills. It argues Lords would cede finance to Commons, face Tory resistance, and fears a partisan crisis as Ex-Premier Balfour vows to repeal any veto-limiting measure.
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Canada
England
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The Worth of a Boy and a Miscellany of Notices
A fragmentary column weighing a boy’s worth against his life as a newspaper carrier killed in an automobile crash. A Connecticut youth’s family costs and future earnings are debated by a humane judge after a jury awards $200 damages. The piece wanders through political fear, business trust busting, and a comic car scene with dialogue about a new automobile and ride offers.
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Fragmented Post Philosopher Notes Amid Humor Debates
A garbled column fragment discusses social humor, education, and inequality. It hints at Carnegie and other figures, mentioning jokes about poken ribs, umbrellas, and the economics of foundations. The text is incoherent but suggests tensions between wealth, philanthropy, and public amusement.
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Pittsburg
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Caneeto
Rosebrary
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Guttin
Poets Descendants Dinner Promoted in Odd Assembly
An odd proposal suggests descendants and collateral relatives of Elizabethan and Restoration poets meet to dine in glorification of English poetry. The plan hinges on lineage rather than direct involvement in the verse, with critics noting no strong stake for living descendants.
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Bilton
Elizebether
Rulers With Many Titles Across Monarchies
The article notes how England uses a concise royal style while European rulers flaunt numerous titles. It contrasts Edward VII’s limited wording with other monarchs like the German Emperor, the Sultan of Turkey, and the kings of Spain and Portugal, detailing the elaborate lists they bear.
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Europe
Edward VII
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Ireland
India
Queen Victoria
United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland
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Austria
Turkey
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Ithokhan
Lordey
Barth
Mohammed
Spain
Portugal
Jerusalem
Galicia
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Hela
Gibraltar
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West Indies
Indie
Britain
Castile
Aragon
Navarre
Unclear motives in German dreadnought squadron cruise
Fragmentary text hints at motives behind a German dreadnought squadron's voyage near Helgoland. Mentions delays and a reference to John Bull and an English stance, with incomplete phrases about the cruise and possible reactions.
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Don Jaime and Cardinats Back Spain's Monarchy
The article discusses Don Jaime and Cardinal Merry del Val aligning with the Spanish monarchy, noting the pope and church favor the conservatives. It contrasts this with the risk of republican rise and outlines Don Jaime's wealth, exile, and potential marriage plans with Bavarian royalty as part of royal strategy.
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Census Taker Advice and Old Song Reflections
A Lovilite Couriers piece urges patient cooperation with census takers, explaining data aims beyond mere population counts and confidentiality. It also recalls cherished older songs and composers, praising Dressler's work and listing popular titles and artists from decades past.
Fragments From A Bachelot And Farm Notes
A garbled York frame style note discusses resolutions and flirtations, with stray lines about scruples, pleasure versus duties, and advice on not harvesting pumpkins from haystacks, all presented as a jumbled newspaper fragment.
Pointed Paragraphs From The Chicago News
A garbled column comments on marriage and wealth with cynical puns and odd phrases. It references a wedding, a widow, and a young woman, then shifts to observations on money and curiosity through disconnected vignettes.
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Alaska Dog Race Sparks Citywide Excitement in Nome
In Nome the Alaskan sweepstakes for dog teams draws bets possibly over $100,000. The race covers 40 miles round trip from Nome to Candle Creek, with entrants trained months in advance and dogs registered. The event draws crowds, a holiday by city decree, and attention from across Alaska and England, as winners ride dogs weighing 48 to 67 pounds.
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Debates Over Dr Hilprecht and Yale Scholar Claims
The text questions Dr Hilprecht's assertions about objects tied to the temple library of Nippur and notes earlier discrediting by Jona P Peters and other explorers. It suggests Hilprecht bypassed peer scrutiny by presenting findings to colleges rather than the American Oriental Society, inviting doubt about his accuracy and authority.
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Graft and honesty in business ruin a store
A manager condemns cheap graft seen in a store and outlines how outside men fabricating car fare expenses and daily accounts steal money. He urges employees to report thefts, likening it to reporting a street pocket-pick to protect the employer and fellow workers. He notes the cost of theft is a job lost for the thief.
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Antis and Antinun? A Look at Early Antis in New York
A fragmentary chronicle portrays several Antis from upstate New York including a master who lectured on wives and mothers and a mother of thirteen who opposed women’s suffrage while supporting a man. It sketches their homespun arguments about women’s roles, husbandry, and protection, ending with a reflective note on dignity and gender.
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