Washington Post subscription rates and delivery terms
The notice lists subscription options for daily and Sunday editions with prices and delivery by carrier in Washington and Alexandria. It covers mail options, payment methods, and where to address drafts or orders, dated Tuesday April 19, 1970.
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New York
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Chicago
Great American solution and Taft address inspire youth
The piece praises the D R s Great Mi ork and a Taft welcome, stressing the American Revolution era ideals. It highlights the value of youth organizations in fostering patriotism, independence, and civic duty, urging unity beyond factional differences.
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Nigtagan
Eveley
Peruvian Prospects and Trade Links Mentioned Amid Atlantic Interest
The text outlines potential Peru Chile and United States trade ties, noting geographic factors shaping commerce from the northern capital to Andean routes. It references mineral wealth including coal and sulfur, noting tentative exploitation and future partnership prospects with the United States.
Columbus Day Celebrations and the American Holiday Debate
A fragmented 19th century discussion questions the broad spread of holidays and their impact on industry. It notes Columbus Day as a growing anniversary and calls for commemorations in Europe and the Americas, while pondering the longevity of earlier religious and patriotic observances and their cultural value.
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al Coverer
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End of a Celebrated Case and Carter Restitution
The article reviews the Supreme Court decision in the government against Capt Oberlin Carter, noting his dismissal from the army, long Federal prison term, and seizure of his possessions to recoup losses from Savannah harbor frauds. It affirms government power to compel restitution for fraudulently obtained funds, regardless of traceability, and discusses the broader impact on corporate and military misconduct. The piece references Gaynor and Greene and the pursuit of missing money linked to Carter and associates.
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Oberlin Carter
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Gaynor and Greene
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Aso
Justice Lurton
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Sam
City Children and Play Pose City Recreation Dilemma
The piece argues against creating a municipal Department of Recreation led by a commissioner with high salaries to manage public play areas and teach children leisure. It warns such state guidance may dull childhood imagination and widen the municipal payroll, noting children's innate playfulness despite urban pressures.
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Tevements
Debutante’s marriage to gypsy chief stirs romance and class barriers
After four years with the Ishmeels camp, Mrs Jorges Michele Miss Habersham reflects on leaving Baltimore society. She finds life among gypsy followers offers stronger passions and a new outlet for desire, contrasting with her earlier ornamental life and hinting at enduring intrigue between romance and social norms.
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Gypsy Fortune Teller Queen Recalled In Wary Tale
The fragment recalls nomadic life with the Fady and Jorges as central figures. It notes a boastful, Emersonian romance and a gypsy queen emerging amid reporters and sensationalists. The scene blends fortune telling with mythic biblical echoes of Abraham and Sarah.
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Collegiate Coeducation in Early 20th Century New England
The piece discusses coeducation debates at Tufts and Wesleyan, noting Tufts repeal of coeducation under trustees, with women to study under separate auspices. It cites Cornell as a successful model, contrasts with male opposition, and reflects on broader ties to public notices, with historical figures Buckner, Floyd, and political notes.
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Taft Handsomeest Man in Public Life
Sculptor Robert J. Atkin arrived from Whlon with a wax bust model for the Actors Fund raft showing President Taft. He called Taft the handsomest man in public life and noted Taft’s eyes conveyed gentleness yet held deep determination. Atkin used a collapsible box to view Taft from all angles as the President conducted official duties.
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Robert J. Atlin
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Actors’ Fund Raft
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Jibe
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White House
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Roosevelt
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Washington
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Ime
Wilson rails at Protestant churches at Princeton banquet
Woodrow Wilson, guest of honor at a Princeton alumni banquet, attacked present day Protestant churches for serving only the classes, denounced private colleges, and urged democratic regeneration. He warned that if the nation loses self possession America will stagger and called for leadership with moral advance. He argued colleges must serve all people and reconstruct from top to bottom.
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New York Tribune
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Lincoln
In the Army I Was In Charge of a Squad on Special Duty
A Cleveland Leader excerpt recalls a service member describing time in the army largely in charge of a squad. He notes being taken to the guard house during a particular incident, reflecting on duties and discipline within the unit.
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Post Philosophy on Prosperity and Truth in Everyday Life
A scrambled reflection on wealth and character notes that prosperity may not come without effort, and honesty can be at risk when repetition seems easier than truth. It implies lessons about upbringing, reading, and the shaping of a person by time and circumstance.
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Kaiser’s Ban on the Duke of Sagan Exposed in Court Drama
An article outlines a courtly feud over the Sagan and Talleyrand-Perigord estates. Emperor Wintara is said to have endorsed the expulsion of the current Duke of Sagan from the family union, halting any Norman lineage claims and affecting his German Prussian ties. Details describe a family council, a chamberlain trustee, and intricate feudal entanglements, with broader notes on noble lines and historical figures.
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Potomac Palisades Urges Preservation Efforts
James T Hinshaw calls for action to save the Potomac palisades from dynamite and blasting. He cites the loss of trees and the disfigured shore and compares to the Hudson palisades, urging Congress or Virginia to enact protective legislation. The piece appears in the Washington Apr 18 edition, referencing the Houston Post humor.
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Washington
Parrot Reunited With Sailor After Seven Years
Robert Turner, a deep sea sailor from Boonton, finds his lost parrot Polly alive with a road house owner on the Pompton turnpike. Polly recognizes Turner and chats with him as the owner recalls buying the bird from a sailor years earlier. Turner towed the parrot to rejoin his ship with the owner’s blessing and tea money.
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Overburdened President and the Burden of Power
The article argues the modern presidency carries immense duties beyond those of Washington and Jefferson. It credits Taft with heavy weekly workload and weighs whether a second term is feasible. It contrasts past leaders with present expectations, noting the push for party leadership, policy origination, and national exhortation. Lincoln is cited on the enduring pull toward a second term.
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Kansas Women May Keep Maiden Name After Marriage
The attorney general of Kansas states there is no law forcing a wife to take her husband’s surname. A woman may keep her maiden name in business and social use, and a husband may change his name to hers, with custom, not law, guiding such choices. The piece discusses a notary public who wished to retain her maiden name after marriage and notes no legal requirement to adopt the husband’s name.
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Night of Delayed Courage on the Street Corner
A lyric scene unfolds as a speaker feigns restraint while a woman holds his hand in a dim street moment. He trembles at the risk of ruinous failure yet longs for a kiss and hopeful confession before the whispered question about a common bond arises.
The Hero Ellebeth Nempers Hepburn Co Mew York Time
The text reads like a fragmented poem urging workers such as carvers painters and players to sing and honor those who toil today. It mentions acclaim harvest and homely duty with imagery of trumpets and earnest labor.
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Ellebeth Nempers Hepburn
York
Utah Voters Split on Tariff Change Amid Cost Pressures
The letter from Samuel Love of Salt Lake City argues Utahns back the current tariff and oppose insurgent Payne Aldrich reforms. He cites high living costs and state prosperity, noting western finances relied on borrowing and he praises hard work and thrift as key to enduring prosperity.
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Samuel
Love
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Zion Cooperative Mercantie Association
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Bygines
Payne-Aldrich
Reflections of a Baghel On From the New York Press
A reflective verse piece discusses love and gender roles with imagery of lovers and a man torn between work and leisure. It critiques how devotion is shown through persistence and how a man’s pursuits impact intimate relationships. The tone mirrors period newspaper poetry with compact, allegorical phrasing.
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Washington Ups Power and Prosperity in New Century
The speaker predicts Washington will become the world’s most magnificent city in ten years, buoyed by robust banking, rising prosperity, and a planned general part system. He contrasts Washington’s streets and parks with European capitals, noting its unmatched potential on this continent. He forecasts strong domestic banking and financial stability through tighter savings and local institutions.
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Harnson
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Teast
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Wash Limmton
In 1950 or In 1950 or From-fierger Baz
A cryptic line questions a man named From-fierger Baz about his wife’s prison fate and mentions a jail site tied to his mother’s visits. The wording implies a personal dispute or protest surrounding imprisonment and family connections.
Laurels for the brave who bear life’s brunt
A terse, period-voiced line honors the brave who dare and bear the brunt of life, praising the responsible and true individual who stands firm. The text venerates courage and sacrifice without detailing events or names. It reflects a patriotic, ceremonial tone.
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