Washington Post Subscription Rates in 1910
The notice lists subscription options delivered by carrier in Washington and Alexandria with Sunday editions, and by mail with annual and monthly terms. Rates shown include 6.00 for daily Sunday excluded yearly, 8.40 for daily Sunday included yearly, 0.50 for monthly Sunday excluded, 0.70 for monthly Sunday included, and 5 for yearly Sunday included. Payments are to be made in advance to THE WASHINGTON POST CO. in Washington DC. Foreign advertising agent credits listed.
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Divisions Form Over Tariff Plans in Congress
The piece notes a split among Democrats and insurgent Republicans on tariffs. It highlights independence within both parties, the likely control of the revenue tariff by Speaker Clark and Judge Underwood, and doubts a Democrat insurgent alliance. Senate rules and Conservative wings may block rapid changes as the drift apart of Democrats and insurgents grows unlikely to yield major coalition measures.
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Underwood
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Washington Dispatch
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la Follette
Frye
What Does the Senate Mean in High Cost of Living Debate
The article surveys Senate views on high living costs and the Lodge probe, noting diminished focus on inflation as an issue since November. It cites price trends, questions supply and demand roles in Washington, and muses on political impact and public concern amid ongoing hardships. It also includes a light interlude on goats as a rural curiosity and public benefit.
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Washington
Lodge Committee
From goat milk to robin song and the small kindness
An essay contrasts dairy choices with goat milk praised for richness and wholesomeness, then turns to a North American robin and winter feeding. It argues birds endure harsh snows, urging readers to offer Crumbs to help sustain them, highlighting humanity’s debt to these melodious creatures.
Local question and British tariff debate in era politics
The piece argues tariffs are a local Louisiana issue tied to sugar and rice protectionism, naming McEnery and successors, then shifts to British politics. It analyzes election outcomes in Great Britain and Ireland, noting Liberals, Unionists, and Irish nationalists face a fragile balance, with cross-party tensions and doubts over Labour and Irish representation shaping a cloudy mandate.
Better Distribution of Aliens in Immigration Reform
The piece argues for a large scale immigrant settlement program to relieve urban crowding. It urges state cooperation, directing settlers to agricultural areas, and tying assimilation to schooling and eventual Americanization. It criticizes the current division of information as insufficient and calls for legislation.
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Lubin's Institute a Success in Rome
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports Luigi Einaudi lauding David Lubin's single numerical statement to standardize world agricultural returns. The International Institute of Agriculture, funded by Italy's king, now operates, publishing worldwide yield data and future monthly crop tables to aid farmers, speculators, and consumers.
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The Elcho Wemyss Charteris Line and Wartime Heritage
A long, lively reminiscence traces the Wemyss Charteris family from medieval Scottish noble lines to modern peers. It highlights Lord Elcho and Lord Wemyss, their political roles, the Highland clan’s connections, and the family’s historical ties to royal events and the Volunteer Army.
Ontario fur trade fears and northern rail plans
From the New York Sun an Ontario official notes beaver and musk ox scarcity, the protection of Algonquin Park, and a northern railway extending 250 miles. He mentions moose abundance with one allowed per hunter, nonprofit game protection funding, and cautious views on making hunting a revenue source. He also discusses the province’s population of buffalo and wildlife trends.
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The Waning Year Poem from Chicago Record Herald
A reflective verse tracks the waning year with imagery of bare fields cold winds and snow. It notes lovers continuing amid winter hardship and the chill touching doctors and medicants while the year fades away.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Lana
Come Back My Dear Ailing Heart and Hawk Battle Above Park Row
A stray hawk blown from Westchester battled wind and rooftops above Park Row New York to reach Long Island. Spectators watched ten minutes of gliding and swooping as the bird struggled against the gale. Despite torn plumage the hawk persisted until drifting toward the Hudson.
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New York Evening Post
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Park Row
Hudson
New Jersey
Long Island
Pointed Paragraphs from the Chicago News
A collection of aphoristic lines on gossip perception and money, noting how talk becomes currency and success is measured by public gaze. It contrasts ignorance with knowledge and suggests seeing depends on the newspaper one reads, pondering media how-to and credibility.
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Chicago News
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
Nobody knows his friends the way they think they know him. The longest way home is when a man's wife has her relatives there waiting for him. The successful thing about faith is that it can go along without any ground for it. It takes the genius of a pretty girl to make a man afraid to kiss her when as she’s dying for him to do it.
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Ohio and national political shifts drift into talk of Cox and Hanly
A veteran observer comments on Jimmie Cox as a potential Dayton area congressman amid Ohio Senate maneuvering. The piece notes Hanly's gains in the statehouse, Pomerone’s Canton bid, and Mannington’s past Capitol roles. It also cites Wilson’s presidential prospects amid NJ factions and Taft era canal fortification arguments, with remarks from Col Sibert and Manila developments.
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