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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1904

Page

12

Washington Post Subscriptions and Chicago Political Debates

The notice announces The Washington Post subscription rates and delivery details, with options for daily and Sunday editions. It then comments on Chicago politics, criticizing the Democratic campaign, Taggart, and the urban rural vote split, citing Babcock’s analysis and cost of living concerns amid national political rhetoric.

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Let The Post Follow You For Summer Absences

Washingtonians away for the summer should have The Post followed by mail to keep informed about home affairs and world news. Addresses may be changed as often as desired. provide both old and new addresses when ordering the change.

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Are Americans Disappearing in New York the Chronicle

A fragmentary theorizing letter questions the future of American identity in the United States, citing New York City, Philadelphia, and other metropolises. It contrasts native populations, immigrant inflows, and the perceived shift in American stock while musing on ice consumption, culinary habits, and urban life in London and broad English society.

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FOREIGN NOTES AND COMMENT. Washington Defense and Protection Debate

A long discussion on defense of Washington, with references to Blues and Browns, colored troops, Blaine Invincibles, and speculation on national unity. The piece critiques protectionist policy, cites the McKinley tariff, and weaves in political names, editorials, and international ties while maintaining a wary, humorous tone.

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Decline of Consumption in New England Linked to Housing

Dr W Abbott reports a notable drop in consumption deaths in New England with rates under 20 per 100000, attributing gains to outdoor treatment and, more broadly, to improved housing and living conditions. He notes faster declines among women, and suggests better ventilation and living standards as key factors alongside medical advances.

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Dancer Cleo de Merode Provokes Married Men Taunts

The Cincinnati Times-Star notes Cleo de Merode, after touring Sweden Norway and Denmark, returned to Paris with about three thousand love letters from Scandinavian admirers. She says married men in their late forties to fifties are the most ridiculous amatory fools. The piece warns American readers to beware as she hints at a U.S. tour for financial gain and publicity.

Cincinnati Times-Star Cleo de Merode Sweden Norway Denmark Paris the Figaro Paria Pigaro American Republic

Illuminated Dishes Create Fairy Light at Paris Swiss Tables

From Paris and Swiss towns comes a trend in entertaining using brilliantly lit dishes. Guests serve themselves as lights glow from lobster shaped shades and ice sculptures. The act ends with lights fading and dazzling polar and chalet displays enhancing the dinner ambience.

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The Unlovely Sex Catherine Coome Reveals Fifty Years as a Man

The Louisville Courier Journal reports Catherine Coome lived and worked as a man for half a century. She describes early marriage to a much older cousin, years of disguising herself in male attire, and two marriages to women. She claims women adored her kindness and that, paradoxically, men are kinder yet inferior in attracting affection.

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Immorality of Ugliness Debate Sparks Esthetic Focus

A critique argues that the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art's refusal to exhibit a sculptured group stems from aesthetics rather than ethics. Censorship over art shocks youth and shapes taste. while moral outrage is common, the broader issue is how ugliness in art may subtly undermine refinement and judgment.

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Newspapers in the Campaign Offer Detached News to Voters

A reflective piece argues newspapers replace hustings as the home reader forms opinions from balanced reports, aided by party committee press releases. It contrasts a hog trade anecdote, rail and oil references, and social sketches on bachelor life and marriage with a satire on public discourse.

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Notable Forum on Labor and Immigration Stirs Arlington Talk

Chicago coal operator Mr Rand criticizes city labor strife as disgraceful and urges cross party unity to defend law and order. W. Gadsden comments on cooperative ventures failing, while other figures discuss immigrant labor, wage levels, and public safety. Washington visit features reflections on growth and labor conditions across nations.

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