Washington Post subscription rates and mailing notes
The fragment lists delivery options and prices for Washington Post subscriptions including daily and Sunday editions, with notes on prepaid postage and remittance methods. It references offices in Washington DC, New York, and Hartford, along with mailing details and a February 18 date.
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Washington, DC
Washington DC
Clase
Paul
Hartfard Wuilding
Pate
Naval expert Converse offers frank unbiased naval critique
A veteran naval analyst answers readers with calm precision, arguing no ship can combine invulnerability with overwhelming firepower. He details why modern battleships cannot meet every threat, emphasizes measured realism, and warns against sensational foreign prophecies influencing policy.
Diplomacy in the Balkans and Powers Standoff
The article surveys shifts in European power, noting Austria and Russia maneuvering over the Balkans, with threats to seize disputed ground, while Germany and Britain press for strategic lines and a tense balance of alliance. It discusses Russia, England, and the Kaiser in a web of ties, framing a fragile peace at stake.
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Aegean Sea
Trenad
Ikl Fouta
Bazar
Nanie
Austria
Russia
Europe
Asia
England
Germany
Pat Shere
Reflections of a Bachelor in New York Press
Fragmented notes recount a man’s fears about marriage and public life. It hints at political tension with Republican delegates and a police strike. The text mentions Gomez and overworked officers awaiting June actions, and a woman’s faith in a baby’s fate amid personal ambitions.
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Frank
Gomez
Umers
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Sabi Thendor
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Roosevelt
Gray
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Repilan Party
Suir
London
World grows better says aging Speaker Keller amid graft debate
Gen Joseph Warren Keller, 72, veteran Speaker of the Forty-seventh Congress, declares the world is growing better on the House floor while recounting past graft and lobbying scandals. He recalls syndicates seeking profit from Washington land and warns against lingering corruption despite reforms since the Civil War.
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Joseph Warren Keller
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George Washington
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Avenue
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Capitol
Deserted mining camp haunts a lost hope
In a rain swept desert camp the Denver Republican laments a ghostly scene of ruined mills and empty streets. The speaker recalls tragedies seen in a forsaken town where specters haunt the hillside and visions linger among rain washed cabins and darkening slopes.
Wheat acreage trends threaten U S bread supply by 1880
The article notes a long decline in wheat acreage across many northern states while the Missouri Valley shows growth, with a 60 percent rise since 1865. Experts warn population growth toward 1880 could demand 700 million bushels of wheat, risking shortages unless expansion or substitutes occur. The piece emphasizes looming national food-supply pressures.
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United States
Lake States
Missouri Valley
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Ilinois
Prisons Report Shows Rise in Represented Counties
The State penitentiary statistics for January 1 1907 show eighteen counties unrepresented, rising to twenty three by 1393. Chaplain McBrian tracks the figures and calls the trend a sign of improving statewide conditions with the largest prisoner share from eastern counties.
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Tmsas
McBrian
Razorless Race on Island of Yoezza by Brookin Fagle
Unusual report describes a tribe called the Masinas living near Japan. About 100,900 in number, they are noted for full body hair except women's faces, which are bare and often stained to resemble bearded men.
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Yoezza
Japan
America Ignored by New Monarchs in Royal Courtesies
A 1908 report notes the United States rarely receives special embassies announcing a foreign king’s accession. Swedish royal kin like Gustavus III carry a long noble lineage, with the Bondes prominent in the court and historic estates. The piece discusses aristocratic Sweden, its nobles, and tensions over royal honors and monuments.
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London
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St Petersburg
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Monaco
Gustavus
Sweden
French Republic
France
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Bond
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Charles Bonde
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World's Richest Indian James Bigheart and His Valentines
James Bigheart, reputedly the richest Osage chief, spent a large Valentine order during his Washington visit over land allotments. He led the Osage in battles and diplomacy, built wealth from reservation lands, and left an estate estimated at $30,000. The Osage reservation spans 147,058 acres in Northeastern Oklahoma with annuities and rental income supporting tribal finances.
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Valentines
Washington
Connettion
Bigheart
Osage Nan
Oklahoma
George W Dorsey
Chicago
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Trom
Bigheasit
The Dollar Growing Through the Ages in Kanaus City Journal
A fragmented legend traces money from cattle to coins to modern currency across ancient Greece and Africa. The piece weaves references to pecunia, rubrics of value, and shells as money, alongside moral verses on rumors.
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Cinnamon Canaries Prom: Color Change by Pepper Diet
The article explains a classic hobbyist trick where cinnamon canaries briefly alter feather color by feeding them red pepper and sometimes red foods. It notes varying success depending on appetite and digestion, and mentions dealers linking color to other red food items, though experts say coloring agents transfer from diet to feathers.
Severed fingers and arm reburied after mishap
Leslie Finkle of Rosendale County injured when his arm and fingers were mangled by cars at Cadosia on January 13. Doctors straightened the mangled fingers, the shoulder pain eased, and the severed arm was reburied after relatives had disinterred it to straighten the digits.
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New York
Leslie Finkle
Rosene
Sullivan County
Cadosia
Finkle
Finklest
Mr Finkles
Cure Hunchbacks Through New Cast Method In New York
Report from New York describes Dr V P Gibney and Dr Calot testing a plaster cast treatment for kyphosis in children. Cast suspends the patient from the ceiling, applying pressure to straighten the spine. Officials claim visible improvement and potential cures, with photographs and radiographs cited, though researchers caution results are not concluded.
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New York Society For
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Gibbey
Washington Admired by London Cotton Merchant on World Tour
In hotel chatter in Washington, RA Arkwright of London praises America’s beauty and wartime friendship as he travels with his son. He notes friendly sentiment from Japan, reflects on U S political tensions, and discusses the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition set for Seattle with a $1.5 million budget and 300 acres of grounds.
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Congress
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Clark
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Jackson
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Jerusalem
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Fanain
Democratic Party
Tanulow Himsci
Washington
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Wuld
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Mikado
Japan
America
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Hin
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Risse
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RA Arkwright
London
England
Europe
Asia
Ameria
Arkwright
New York
Tokye
Alaska
Yukon
Olympic
Cascade Ranges
United States
Perilous Strong Room Escape At New York Vault
In a New York strong room a locksmith repairing an interior safe narrowly escaped. A time lock kept the vault closed until morning, allowing the cashier to close the door for the night. The intruder reportedly gained access to dollar bills before sleeping.
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Locke Tom Ant
Thare
Fragmentary Political Notes From Chicago Chicago Nena
Fragmented paragraphs discuss a variety of political topics including candidates and conventions. Mentions Santa Fe Railroad, Western Union, and the Oklahoma delegation. References to Bryan, Frantz, and the Oklahoma state dynamics and potential outcomes in the Democratic contest.
Naming the Zones Crm New Sok Sen Examination Oddities
A convoluted report describes semiannual examinations in a private setting with curious questions about geography and personal attributes. A class of about 9034 students aged around thirteen to fifteen faced a grim geography question, noting a mix of temperate and climatic clues.
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