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Public notice from The Washington Post outlining advance payment terms, delivery by Cartier in Washington and Alexandria, one year and one month options, postage, and address details. Dated Monday, August 25, 1924, in Washington D C with publisher and printing office information.
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Milleraneds Return Prompts French Politics Stage
The piece outlines arrangements for the return of Milleranecd and sketches the political landscape surrounding the French scene. It notes expected vows, shifting power dynamics, and the poised tension between former leaders and the rising party voices.
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The article surveys population growth influenced by immigration, notes how rates of natural increase declined with rising immigration, and argues immigration shaped prosperity and policy. It weighs President Coolidge era factors, warns against government railroads or European entanglements, and ends with reflections on international river navigation and memorials in London and America.
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Critique of Pacifists and British Soviet Pact Policy
Harbord defends defense day participation against clerical pacifists who call it warlike. He argues defense can be defensive and Christian virtue, citing Christ and patriotism. The piece moves to critique the Soviet British agreement, calling it a British diplomacy defeat that strengthens the reds and harms Russia, while urging Americans to separate the Russian people from their rulers. It condemns Prime Minister Macdonald for signing a pact with enemies of the British commonwealth.
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Katharine Burrill writes about lavender as a British urban escape. The piece blends nostalgic country imagery with London street life, praising lavender for fragrance, economy, and household use. It extols lavender's scent, memory, and practicalities like drying and sachets.
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Lavender Water and the Veil of Memory in England
A reflective London Times piece laments scent and legacy, recalling lavender water’s Victorian charm and public figures like Byron and the Micawbers. It contrasts luxury with virtue, touches on Westminster Abbey praise, and pivots to modern debates on art, fame, and empire while weaving pastoral imagery of hedgerows and evening calm.
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