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Let The Post Follow You
Washington readers away for the summer should have The Post mailed to stay informed about home and world affairs. Addresses can be changed as often as desired, so send both old and new locations to ensure uninterrupted service.
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Are Americans Disappearing in New York Society?
A rambling, speculative letter argues about national identity and the perceived decline of American stock. It contemplates migration, race, and cultural mixing, contrasting New York City life with other American locales, and touches on immigration rhetoric and modernization.
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Foreign Notes and Comment on Washington and Protection
A long, critical column argues that national aid will not arrive, urging local defense and urging vigilance for Washington. It critiques tariff policy, coffee duties, and tin plate protection, references McKinley and Dingley tariffs, and notes political maneuvering, press bias, and international nobility curiosities.
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Decrease in consumption in New England noted
Dr. W. Abbott of the Massachusetts State board of health reports a decline in consumption death rates across New England. He attributes part to outdoor treatment and likely better housing, ventilation, and living conditions, with women showing a faster drop than men.
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Testimony of a Dancer Sparks Mixed Gossip
From the Cincinnati Times-Star comes a feature on Cleo de Merode, detailing her Paris return after touring Sweden Norway and Denmark. She recounts thirty hundred love letters from Scandinavian admirers many married and aged forty five to fifty two. She quotes that married men in or near fifty are the biggest fools in love and warns American readers of possible visits by the French dancer for publicity and gain.
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Illuminated dishes wow guests with glowing ice and lobster heads
From Paris and Swiss towns a new entertaining craze uses electric light to illuminate hors d oeuvres and soups. Lights dim as illuminated dishes arrive, revealing lobster head shades and ice sculptures. Guests help themselves while colors glow red from lobster lights and white blossoms on strawberry ices, with chalet and polar scene designs adding whimsy.
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The Unlovely Sex and Catherine Coome’s Masquerade
A Louisville Courier Journal report details Catherine Coome living as a man for fifty years. She recounts two marriages to women, suffered abuse, and notes she never loved a man though she deems men generally better than women in goodness, yet not equal in winning affection.
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The Immorality of Ugliness in Art Ethics
The Star argues that the Met refused to exhibit a sculptured group due to aesthetics not ethics. It notes censures focus on morals while art education suffers as ugly works may demoralize, urging prudent taste without overreacting to artistic offense.
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Campaign Newspapers Shape Public Opinion
A collection of quips and observations on how newspapers influence voters, with samples from various papers. It notes that readers form opinions at home, free from hustings, while party committee reports push specific local aims. The text humorously cites editor replies and social reflections on marriage and money.
Notable Visitors and Local Opinions at Arlington Hotel
A Washington segment shows Mr P Rand of Chicago and Mr W Gadsden of Boston sharing views on labor, cooperatives, and immigration. Other attendees include Willis Hawkins and BD R Campbell, with reflections on Washington’s growth, Scottish labor wages, and a typhoid epidemic case study.
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