Washington Post 1907 subscription terms and Roosevelts policy notes
The article outlines subscription terms for The Washington Post with postage and payment instructions, and reviews Theodore Roosevelt's federal policy thrusts. It discusses plans for stronger federal control over interstate commerce, taxation to curb wealth disparities, and anticipated moves on railroad regulation, income tax, and inheritance tax. It includes commentary on West Point and Annapolis curricula and notes salary changes for New York City teachers influenced by a council vote.
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A Tale on Jury Verdicts and Majority Will
A reader argues for reform in verdicts citing a trial where eleven jurors favored a $10 verdict while one dismissed the claim as fake. The piece cites Scottish practice with majority verdicts and advocates specialized judges for specific trials to improve justice.
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One Step to Mother The Learning Child's Gentle Walk
A nostalgic poem from the Baltimore Sun traces a baby's gradual wandering toward independence. Imagery shifts from motherly guidance to playful scenes, with human voices and domestic moments weaving through a broader collage of commentary and snippets about culture, weather, and odd tidbits from various places. The piece blends sentimental verse with brief notes on society and current topics of the era.
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Fragmented political screed hits candidacy discourse
The text appears as pointed paragraphs from a 19th century-like debate. It mentions Pennsylvania Democrats, campaign rhetoric, and Jamestown Expost managers seeking influence. The excerpt reflects partisan tension and public talk about elections and leadership without a clear incident or outcome.
Let The Post Follow You in City Departure Notice
A fragmentary notice directs Waaninateriahs leaving the city to inform The Post via mail or telephone so Cavitas Ad details can be updated. The text suggests flexible changes and direct delivery of notices to the newspaper office.
Turbulent North Africa crisis in Algeciras terms lauded
The article reports on the Moroccan port bombardment near Casablanca, the Moroccan authorities and French actions under the Algeciras framework, and U S positions amid tensions with European powers. It notes delays in reforms, reservations by the United States, and potential changes to French and Spanish enforcement of the treaty terms. A second item tells of Tom Scruggs, Crater Hay cobbler, causing a noise disturbance at the President’s offices by imitating animals, drawing attention from Secretary Loeb and the White House staff.
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Famous Estates Go on the Market in Scotland
Lord Galloway declares the sale of his vast southern Scotland estates totaling about M00 acres. The listings include historic properties such as Garlies and Baldyon, with a clan line tying to Robert the Bruce. The note also touches on the lord’s military service, journalism, and a humorous Beaconsfield joke, plus linked European royal affairs and Milans exile.
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The Hew Keningitis Cure Details From Rockefeller Institute
Detailing cerebrospinal meningitis serum and antiserum from Dr. Flexner at the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research, the report describes successful use in Cleveland after a New York epidemic. Experiments on monkeys and guinea pigs show mixed results with serum and germ cultures, noting protective and curative properties in several tests.
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Divorce in Other Countries
The article argues for uniform divorce law to strengthen the family bond and reduce divorce. It notes rising divorce rates abroad, citing Germany's increases from 40% to 4,008 and France from under 440 to over 1,400 in twenty three years, with similar trends in England and other nations.
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Reflections of a Bachelor Prom from the New York Peeve
A garbled comedy reflection notes fear of marriage and reform jokes. It mentions a bachelor’s disinterest in politics and business, preferring independence and witty lines about romance and social standards amid a breezy, if unclear, tone.
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The Action of Humidity and Health Effects
The article explains humidity as a key factor in comfort and health, detailing sweat glands and body cooling through evaporation. It notes how saturated air impedes moisture loss, affecting comfort, with guidance on clothing and environment to improve or worsen conditions. It also discusses humidity's impact on disease resilience and the optimal climates for health and exercise.
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Life Saved Twice by Quick Hero in Street Crash
Michael Mullen an engineer aged about 40s lay at 74 Vineyrent Avenue Fonk ers when a wheel wheel of a loaded wagon nearly crushed his head. Ernest Sulzer of Cronx Park and 180th Street midway leapt from a car and shoved Mullen aside twice, narrowly saving him as the wagon wheel skimmed past. Patrick Bray of East 130 Street watched the scene as Sulzer risked his life to pull Mullen free from the perilous grip of the moving vehicle.
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Ballad of Mars and the Railroads of Meret
Notes mix Mars and earth railroads with old era references. A fragmentary column blends Mars fantasy with Carrolllike satire and public concerns about animal cruelty. The piece lampoons speculation on Martian industry while recalling 19th century US mining towns and a mule cruelty debate.
Notable bankers discuss labor, politics and reforms at Willard
In a Willard Hotel gathering, Mr. Bennett of Seville Gain criticizes American unions as a barrier to progress while urging capital to withhold funds from labor groups. He predicts financial decline if labor conditions persist. Indiana and Ohio political views are aired by Mr. McKie and Representative Maynard, debating Roosevelt, Fairbanks, and Taft prospects with Jamestown Exposition updates.
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