Washington Post subscription notices April 19 1970
Rates and delivery options for daily and Sunday Washington Post subscriptions in Washington Alexandria and nearby areas. Offers include mail and Sunday editions with varying durations and prices, payment by advance drafts checks bank orders or express orders, list of representative offices and addresses.
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Fifth Avenua
New York
Hartfort Building
Chicago
Great Mi ork Address by President Taft Inspires D R’s
The D R s Great Mi ork features an address welcoming President Taft to the nineteenth continental eon area of the Laughters of the American solution. Delegates gather to discuss aims of patriotic renewal, education of youth and women, and maintaining American traditions. The speech stresses duty to the nation, enduring patriotism, and the role of organizations like this in shaping civic character and unity.
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Nigtagan
Eveley
Peruvian Prospects and Trade Ties Across The Americas
The article outlines potential Peruvian opportunities in commerce with the United States and nearby regions. It notes geographic advantages for shipping, mineral wealth in Peru, and the prospect of expanding ties with American markets. It mentions minerals like coal and sulfur and emphasizes a growing, though tentative, partnership between Peru and the United States.
Holidays And Columbus Day In American Life
The article debates holidays' role in American life and industry, noting the push for commemorations like Columbus Day. It discusses whether such observances interrupt work, their patriotic and religious intent, and the call for a shared celebration with both Old and New Worlds highlighting European and American historical reverence.
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End of a Celebrated Case and Carter Restitution
The article reviews the Supreme Court ruling in the government case against Captain Oberlin Carter. It notes his dismissal from the army, a long federal prison term, and the government’s seizure of his possessions to recoup losses from the Savannah harbor frauds. It affirms the government’s right to restitution for all funds Carter fraudulently obtained, guiding asset seizure linked to conspirators.
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City Children and Play in City Department Debate
A debate warns that creating a New York Department of Recreation with a commissioner and deputies risks turning play into a paid municipal service. The piece argues that children’s natural playfulness should not be bureaucratically managed or taxed by public employment and salaries.
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Debutante Marries Gypsy Chief Sparks Literary Romance
A Baltimore debutante marries the leader of a gypsy band, a match stirring strong romantic interest despite social boundaries. Mrs Jorges Michele Miss Habersham speaks of finding relief from former life with the Ishmeels, embracing a passion-filled, unconventional union.
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The Gypsy Queen and the Romany Girl Tale Intertwines
A fragmentary excerpt depicts nomadic life, mentioning Fady Jorges and a Romany girl labeled queen of a gypsy band. It reflects on Fortune telling, nostalgia for ancient figures, and sensational encounters as reporters seek new experiences amid travel lore and biblical allusion.
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Collegiate Coeducation Debated Across Eastern Universities
The article surveys coeducation trends at Tufts near Boston and Wesleyan in Connecticut, noting trustees’ move to separate but equal facilities for women and ongoing debates on gender in higher education. It cites Cornell as a successful model and highlights historical figures Buckner, Sherman, and political themes, with broader remarks on national affairs and public life.
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Taft Handsomeest Man in Public Life Bust Created
Artist Robert Atkin returns from Whlon with a wax bust of President Taft modeled on his desk from the White House. He praises Taft as the handsomest man in public life and notes the bust was crafted during the President's continuous work at his desk with a collapsible viewing box for 360 degree viewing.
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Wilson Urges Democratic Regeneration At Princeton Banquet
Woodrow Wilson address at Princeton alumni gathering attacks Protestant churches for serving only the classes and blasts private universities as out of touch with common people. He urges reconstruction of American colleges from top to bottom to match democratic spirit and says leaders must offer moral progress rather than pretension. He questions whether Lincoln would have served the people if he were a college man and calls Princeton men to heed current national shifts.
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Army Service Reflected In Cleveland Leader Interview
The Cleveland Leader recounts a veteran’s replies about army life. He notes most duty involved squad leadership and that on a special away assignment he was taken to the guard house, reflecting tension with military authority.
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Fragmented Post Philosophy Note
The text offers misquoted maxims and aphorisms on prosperity honesty and behavior. It includes lines about money earned by sweat of the brow and cautions about repetition. The fragment touches on observation upbringing and the idea that a stitch in time saves nine with missing context.
Kaiser Ban on the Duke of Sagan Exposed in Revelatory Narrative
An exposé recounts Emperor Wintara disowning the new Duke of Tallayrand-Begey, husband of the former toma Gould, and barring him from Bet Un. It details a hostile trust, family councils, and expulsion from the Talleyrand-Perigord lineage, with German and French lawyers present and the emperor's endorsement of the verdict. The piece frames the duke as ousted from noble ranks and social prerogatives in Prussia.
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Potomac Palisades Preservation Plea in April Letter
James T Hinshaw of Washington appeals for protection of the Potomac palisades from dynamite and blasting, urging legislative action in Congress or Virginia to save the landscape as a valued city asset. He contrasts with the preserved Hudson palisades and notes the damaged shore along Lastrict Ling area. The item closes with a light interjected quip about a Houston Post item.
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Parrot Memory Brings Sailor Back To Ship
Seven years after a parrot named Jim was stolen from deep sea sailor Robert Turner in Boonton New Jersey the bird is found at a roadside roadhouse in Dus village. Turner, who planned to rejoin his ship in New York, recognizes the bird by voice. The roadhouse owner recalls buying the parrot from a sailor years earlier. Turner and the parrot share tears and a moment of reunion before Turner continues toward Newark and his vessel.
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Overburdened President and the Burden of the Office
The piece argues presidents face growing responsibility beyond Washington and Jefferson, with Taft already feeling the weight. It notes a modern president bears on duties, cabinet actions, Congress, and states, while also leading a party and shaping policy. It reflects on Lincoln’s desire for a second term and the toll of presidential gnarling.
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Kansas Woman May Keep Maiden Name After Marriage
The Attorney General of Kansas states there is no law forcing a wife to adopt her husband’s surname. A woman may retain her maiden name for business and social use after marriage, or even adopt another name, while a husband may change his name or keep his own. The opinion notes custom, not statute, governs naming within a family.
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Held Her Hand On A City Street In Late Night Longing
A coded lyric scene unfolds as a speaker recalls guiding a woman by the hand along a stately path. He fears wordless fear may break the moment yet holds on till a whispered response signals mutual yearning and a fleeting chance at connection. The memory ends with a confident reference to a New York Central selling point.
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The Hero Ellebeth Nempers Hepburn Co Mew York Time
A fragmented verse laments workers who toil in art and labor and receive little public praise. It hints at a chorus urging singers to honor those who reap acclaim and those who perform humble daily duties.
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Utahis Quiet on Tariff Changes Stirring Insurgent Debate
Utahns prefer no tariff changes and oppose insurgent moves linked to the Payne Aldrich tariff. Samuel Love of Salt Lake City criticizes rising prices and defends steady duties, highlighting prosperity from conservative spending. References to President Taft, Roosevelt, and political figures appear amid scattered remarks on economics and national politics.
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Zion Cooperative Mercantie Association
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Reflections of a Baghel on From to New York Press
A fragmented poetic vignette discusses lovers and the moral test of affection. It notes a woman desiring a man while a man’s love is proven by endurance and return, and hints at a man torn between duty and a poker game. The cadence echoes urban commentary on relationships and restraint.
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Pointed Paragraphs From a Chicago Sees No Poetry
A collection of satirical and observational paragraphs discussing gender, marriage, prosperity, banking, and Washington as a growing metropolis. The voice critiques social norms, predicts economic trends, and praises Washington’s planned capital system and future grandeur. Many names and places appear in the reflections on money and public life.
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In 1950 or In 1950 or From-fierger Baz
A garbled note questions a person named Baz and a claim about his objection to wives going to prison. The text references jail and a mother’s past visits, but details are unclear and names are uncertain. The fragment hints at a custody or imprisonment context without coherent facts.
Fragmentary cry praising the brave and noble winner
A fragmented verse extols a fearless figure who bears life’s burdens for others. The speaker urges reverence for the strong and just, asserting that only the worthy deserve laurels and responsibility. It reads as a tribute to a singular, heroic individual.
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