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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1907

Page

9

Subscription terms for The Washington Post 1907

The notice outlines subscription options and rates for The Washington Post including daily and Sunday delivery, various durations, and exceptions. It specifies payment by drafts or office orders, payable to The Washington Post, with management by Paul Bloch in Chicago and addresses for the New York office.

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Let The Post Follow You Washingtonians

A call inviting readers to keep informed about affairs at the Capital by having The Post follow them as they move from Washington. It urges citizens to notify or send orders directly to The Post by telephone Main 4206 to receive updates wherever they are in the country.

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Wall Street Panic Not Felt As West Builds Wealth

The article argues that Wall Street fears of a panic failed to materialize as the nation moves forward. It notes crop movement funding by the secretary of the interior and emphasizes continued rail and agricultural activity. While some worry persists, the West remains focused on development and wealth creation despite market jitters.

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Kentucky Democrats Roasted by Taft Speech and Power Plays

A fragmentary efforts shift in Kentucky politics as Taft visits the state and Republican figures pledge support while Democrats fear factional splits. Commentary notes Mc data of impeachment and immunity offers, Caleb Powers case, and the impact on a potential Democratic edge in the Purchase District. The piece hints at national issues influencing the Kentucky race and the fragile balance of power.

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Polygamy debate and political fears across the nation

The piece surveys reactions to Smoot investigations and anti polygamy rhetoric. It notes opponents accuse Mormon leaders of polygamous marriages while others dismiss the threat as overstated. It criticizes constitutional methods for amendment and cautions against national panic amid overseas tensions.

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Monster rattlesnake terror seizes Grayville farm scene

Farmers report a huge rattler invaded Brey’s farm near Grayville on the Wabash. The beast loomed for hours, shredding fence and hedges while Brey fought it with an iron bar, finally bending the bar and forcing the snake to retreat. Authorities note hundreds of snakes along the river, with locals mobilizing to defend property.

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Historic Herveys and Bristols Prominence in English Nobility

A fragmentary obituary style piece recalls the Hervey and Bristol families origin at Ickworth Park near Bury St Edmunds and Hastings, detailing ancestral titles, battles, and a new marquess. It notes royal connections, naval service, and a long lineage through Henry II to Queen Caroline era figures, plus a veiled portrait of the era's aristocratic personalities and their public lives.

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Modern Parisian Duels and Society's Eccentricities

The article surveys quirky duel practices and etiquette in modern Paris, detailing three duel types, seconds' roles, weapon handling, powder tricks, and safety measures. It cites a Chicago-based note on a fatal mishap, plus a long digression into a Worcester woman’s belief that dogs go to heaven, contrasting human bravado with pet loyalty.

Windpipe scare at Danville church shocks parishioners

Travers, at a Danville congregation, gasped as a bee or insect entered his windpipe causing loud gurgling sounds and panic among worshippers. The insect was ejected. Travers suffers but is expected to recover. The minister urged the church is not a place for nerves to be tested.

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London Tobacconist Explains Hidden Aging Rule

A London tobacco maker explains to an American audience that the finest leaf must age for several years to reach perfection. He criticizes rush orders and notes that long aging ties up capital but yields superior blends.

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Execution of Queen Bee in Bee Colonies

A fragment describes how when a mother queen declines, workers may kill her and replace her with a new queen. It portrays the old queen’s death as a solemn, dramatic event observed within the hive and hints at the colony’s instinctive methods to ensure survival.

Aunt Mary’s Glenows Putush ecka Death in New England Burial

An obituary recounts the death of Aunt Mary in Carlstad and the strange loss of her features at the wake. Her body was sent home per her wish, but the coffin revealed a close relative in uniform associated with a general. A confusing telegram exchange followed as funeral arrangements were discussed and a military presence considered.

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Poison Foods and Diet Reform in the Old Regime Era

A fragmented account critiques certain foods and their poisons, noting cassava, potato, and banana safety while warning about beans, nuts, tomatoes, and tea. It references Dr Hutchingsan’s views on dietary toxicity, digestive effects, and the social push for diet reform and vegetarianism.

Seven Children in Five Years Mestan Thae n Coakley Record

Mr and Mrs Cornelius J Coakley of 24 Salem Street Woburn celebrate a busy five year marriage with seven children born to date. The family includes Emil Cor adine born August, twins Julia Warle and Clara Louise born September, twin boys Ralph Stewart and John Royal Leale born May 7 1905, daughter Anne Marguerite born July 21, and a daughter born August 7. The father is a Boston and Maine conductor. the couple married October 27 1919 at St Charles Church.

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Glove with star and stripes sent to campaign use

A new glove design features red white and blue stars and stripes, aimed at patriotic display during election periods. It sells at low cost and is promoted for use in state city campaigns and presidential events. The Goliath beetle from South America is noted in arrival reports at London Zoo with observations on its size coloration and defensive aperture.

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Reflections of a Bachelor Com Debacle

Fragmented lines describe a chaotic scene with a bachelor theme and deceptive individuals. It hints at marriage, blame, and risky pursuits amid unclear references to characters and events. The tone resembles a satirical diary or commentary.

Immigrant Steamship Push Aims at Southern Ports

European steamship firms push plan to move German Austrian Hungarian emigrants to the Southern States. Executives discuss Charleston and New Orleans routes to lure settlers away from New York, citing government cooperation, prior Bremen to Galveston success, and hunger for better farming populations in the South.

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