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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1905

Page

10

Jeffersonian Simplicity Myth and Washington Symbols

The essay explores how American social life in Washington treats ritual and precedence. It argues Jeffersonian simplicity is a myth, that symbols matter in diplomacy, and that social forms govern acceptance of rank among diplomats, clergy, and officials. It contrasts old world ceremony with American egalitarian claims.

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Wintery Wind Poem by David James Evans

A poetic lament from Washington DC dated February 16 1900s about a wintry wind and vanished love. The author invokes a stormy scene and longing as the sky darkens. The verse laments lost summer days and absent beloved, finally concluding with the poet's plea to return.

Ewallows David James Evans Ihington, D. C

Ghost Words Booked by Prof Prince on Sumerian Lexicon

Prof John Dyneley Prince of Columbia University is preparing a four part Sumerian lexicon. The work aims to illuminate the origin of civilization in the Euphrates valley amid a long scholarly debate between Assyriologists. The task faces enormous linguistic and deciphering challenges.

Prof. Prince Columbia Emphrates Valley John Dyneley Prince Department of Oriental Languages Columbia University Prince Euphrates Valley Frederich Delitzsch Berlin Halevy Delitzsch Haupt Assyris Logistis Prof Babylonia London India

Inauguration Poem Honor Rossevelt Poet Louis Michel

The Post publishes an Atlantic City poet Louis Michel dedication praising President Roosevelt. The piece, a long epic with newly coined words, outlines his career from New York police reform to the Philippines, and lauds his leadership.

Louis Michel Baltimore Roosevelt W. Harrison Adams Post Michel Baltiac Hessen- Darmstadt Atlantic Pacific Great Gulf Lakes Philippines Porto Rico Hawaii New York Tfe

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