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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1904

Page

38

Washington Post Subscription Rates and Editorials Mix

The text outlines subscription prices for The Washington Post with daily and Sunday options and payment methods, then shifts to a series of editorials on American politics. It discusses Chicago politics, the Republican and Democratic parties, and mentions figures like Babcock, Taggart, and Addicks, along with opinions on urban versus rural voting trends and cost of living. It also touches on road-building policy developments in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, highlighting funding splits and administrative approaches.

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Let The Post Follow You To Your Summer Address

Washington readers traveling this summer are urged to keep in touch by mail. The Post can follow subscribers to away addresses, ensuring home affairs and world news arrive wherever they are. Submit old and new addresses to update mail routing.

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Americas Disappearing A Futile Contemporary Fear

A fretful article questions American identity and the mixing of populations in the United States. The writer laments assimilation trends, cites New York City and other hubs, and contrasts native stock with immigrant influx while railing against perceived cultural changes.

Foreign Notes And Comment On Washington And Trade

A long, satirical editorial discusses defense of Washington and the Blues versus Browns, mentions colored troops, Blaine Invincibles, and local anxieties. It shifts to protectionism debates over tin-plate and coffee duties, praises McKinley tariffs, and notes political currents, while lampooning newspapers and European titles and interweaving various anecdotes and names.

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Decrease in Consumption in New England

Dr. W. Abbott of the Massachusetts State board of health reports a notable drop in consumption death rates across New England, with women showing greater improvement. He credits outdoor treatment and, more broadly, better housing, ventilation, clothing, and food as key factors alongside medical advances.

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Testimony of a Dancer Sparks Mockery of Married Men

A Cincinnati Times Star report details Cleo de Merode, the French dancer, returning from a Scandinavian tour with about three thousand letters from admirers, many married men aged 45 to 52. She calls married men in or near fifty the largest source of ridiculous amatory behavior, and hints she may tour the United States seeking publicity and profit. The item then shifts to light notes on motorpathia cerebralis, college admissions in New England, and assorted humorous quips from various papers.

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Illuminated Dishes Brighten Paris Swiss Entertainments

A London led feature describes fashionable entertaining trends from Paris and Swiss towns. Hosts use brilliantly lit, and sometimes disappearing, illuminated dishes for hors d oeuvres and soups. Ice desserts appear as illuminated shapes, including lobster heads and polar scenes with glass blocks, creating a fairy like table glow.

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The Unlovely Sex Catherine Coomes Long Masquerade

From the Louisville Courier-Journal a sensational tale reports Catherine Coome living as a man for fifty years. She married a cousin, then two women, endured abuse, and says men are generally better than women though she never loved a man and has loved women, arguing femininity in a man draws love but men remain not truly beloved.

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The Immorality of Ugliness in Art

The piece argues the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art should not fear moral scrutiny but rather aesthetic judgment. It contends censorious doubt harms artistic taste and that ugliness in art can be demoralizing despite less direct moral offense.

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Newspapers in the Campaign Take the Place of Oratory

A survey of campaign coverage argues newspapers shape public opinion more reliably than rallies. Readers digest balanced reports at home, aided by party committee press material, forming views on national issues.

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Worthwhile opinions mix at Arlington hotel gathering

Notable visitors at the Arlington discuss labor strikes, immigration, and party unity. Chicago coal operator P Rand criticizes city politics, while W Gadsden of Boston recalls failed cooperative mining ventures. Willis Hawkins praises Washington’s growth, and other guests comment on wages, labor reform, and public welfare.

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