Washington Post subscription rates and mailing details
The notice lists subscription options for The Washington Post including daily and Sunday editions with various terms. It mentions delivery by carrier in Washington and Alexandria, prepaid postage, and payment methods. It is dated Tuesday February 18.
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Alexandria
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Washington, DC
Washington DC
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Paul
Hartfard Wuilding
Pate
Admiral Converse on naval matters in moderate tone
A respected naval veteran, Admiral Converse, offers an unbiased expert view on modern naval issues. He argues no ship can carry enough armor to withstand all threats while remaining agile, discusses battleships, ship types, and the limits of naval construction, and emphasizes honesty and factual analysis over sensationalism.
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Kennation Medgers
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Fia
Angels
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Kates
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Liberty
Jiwelie
Prin
State of Washington
Oalkan Dispute and Powers Align Across Europe
A dense, fragmentary analysis discusses Austria Hungary Russia and Germany shaping a balance of power in the Aegean and Balkan regions. It notes Russia’s strategic aims in the Turkish lands, the danger of German advances, and the fragile leverage of the Entente and Balkan states amid competing diplomacy and alliance shifts.
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Aegean Sea
Trenad
Ikl Fouta
Bazar
Nanie
Austria
Russia
Europe
Asia
England
Germany
Pat Shere
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
Fragmented text depicts political intrigue around Republican delegates and a reported beating. Mentions a brother sister relation, overworked police, and a looming June strike. Fuzzy nouns and garbled phrases obscure exact events.
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New York
Frank
Gomez
World is Growing Better Says Speaker Keller at Congress
Gen Joseph Warren Keller, seventy-two, Speaker of the Forty-seventh Congress, declared in the House that the world is growing better despite graft charges. He recalled Civil War reforms and warned that corrupt lobbyists once thrived, noting only partial purges and ongoing concerns over fraud and land schemes near the Capitol.
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Capital Building
George Washington
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Capitol
Deserted Mining Camp Haunting in a Rainy Night
A bleak verse image from a Denver Republican page portrays a deserted mining camp haunted by wind and skeletons, with a silent mill and empty street. It laments buried hopes and half-voiced tragedies as specters and visions haunt rain washed cabins on dim slopes in a night of desolation.
Wheat area shifts and rising demand in early United States
The article notes 504K acres planted to wheat, with eastern and lake states shrinking over a decade while Missouri Valley gains. It projects U.S. population growth to 149 million by 1830 and home wheat needs at about 700 million bushels, signaling expanding wheat area and substitutes amid rising demand.
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United States
Lake States
Missouri Valley
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Txports
State Prison Represented by More Counties in 1907
The article notes a rise in counties represented at the penitentiary from eighteen to twenty three between January 1 1907 and January 13 1893. Chaplain McBrian tracks the figures and calls it a hopeful sign for the state. The greatest share of prisoners comes from eastern counties.
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Razorless Race Report From Hrookian Eagle
The article describes a legendary race of hairy humans living on Yoezza Island near Japan, called the Masinas. It notes about 100,900 individuals covered in hair except for women’s faces, which are bare and stained with juice to resemble beards, highlighting a bizarre spectacle.
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America Ignored by New Monarchs
A study notes the United States receives no special embassies on foreign royal successions while other nations dispatch envoys. It traces Gustavus Adolf Gustav’s Swedish lineage, the Bond family of Sweden, and aristocratic ties shaping Sweden’s diplomacy and culture.
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Brentwood Company
World's Richest Indian James Bigheart and valentines tale
James Bigheart, reputedly the richest Osage chief, spent a large valentines order while in Washington over land allotments. His death leaves an estate estimate of $30,000, and his leadership reflected in three chief terms and a wealth tied to Osage lands, annuities, and farming rents.
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Valentines
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George W Dorsey
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Adolescent Dollar Origins and Ancient Money Myths
A fragmented recount traces the dollar’s evolution from cattle tally and barter to metal coinage, touching ancient Greece and Mesopotamia. It contrasts shell money, gold, and primitive accounting with social anecdotes and a poem about a lady and a “short and ugly word.”
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Cinnamon Canaries Promoted by Pepper Diet Myth
A historical note outlines how cinnamon canaries allegedly change color through a red pepper diet and other red foods. It warns that while fanciers claim secret methods, the process is simply a feeding trick that alters plumage for artificial value, with risks to birds that refuse food or suffer digestive upset.
Severed fingers and arm rebuilt after crash
Leslie Finkle of Roscoe Sullivan County suffered a mangled arm and severed fingers in a January 13 crash near Cadosia. Doctors amputated part of the arm, then reburied it after the fingers were straightened to relieve shoulder pain.
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New York
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Cadosia
Finkle
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New York Doctors Claim Cure for Hunchbacks
Report from New York credits Dr V P Gibney and Dr Calot with a plaster cast method to straighten kyphotic spines in tubercular bone deformities. Patients are suspended by the head while pressure pads reshape the hump, with early cases showing improvement and officials predicting cure within months.
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World traveler lauds Washington as most beautiful city
The narrator praises Washington after touring 25000 miles with RA Arkwright of London. They note Japan’s friendliness toward America and discuss political figures and Prohibition politics. The Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition in Seattle is previewed as a major upcoming event with extensive exhibits and dramatic scenery.
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London
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Oc Arkweight
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Europe
Asia
Ameria
Arkwright
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Japan
Tokye
Strong Room Perils From the Stand Magazine
Report describes multiple narrow escapes as thieves and workers encounter peril in a bank strong room. A locksmith repairing an interior safe fears the time lock and vault door closing until morning. A man aware of security loopholes contemplates exploiting a crohole to obtain funds and sleep through the night.
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New York
Locke Tom Ant
Thare
Fragmented political chatter on Chicago scene and Oklahoma race
Disjointed notes discuss romantic indirection, party dynamics, and upcoming conventions. References to Santa Fe Railway, Oklahoma delegation, Bryan, Frantz, and the Texas Lone Star context hint at broader campaign tensions and shifting loyalties impacting an election.
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Tle Raleieh
Bryan Ell
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Wil Warry
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Reo Whic
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Naming the Zones Crm New Sok Sen The semiannual canniiations
A cryptic examination note describes a class of 9034 students aged about eleven to twelve. It mentions a geography question about Iran and a prompt asking if the weather is hot or cold, with a focus on temperate or extreme feminine terms.
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