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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1907
Page
22
The Washington Post discusses taxation from war eras and argues civilization’s progress relies on peace. It contrasts ancient dynastic wars with modern science and politics, noting the sword remains a symbol of authority, though sentiment and moral progress may push toward disarmament.
A chaotic column discusses spelling reform, seed distribution by Congress, and debates on a constitutional convention led by Gov. Cummins. It covers Japan China trade shifts, Cuban protectorate questions, and reflections on American politics, law, and society with numerous dated mentions and varied topics.
The piece portrays Artemus Ward as highly fascinating and misunderstood. He is depicted with refined features, graceful presence, and composed demeanor, lacking coarse traits or provincial speech. His soft voice and courteous bearing mark him as a well bred, sensitive gentleman.
Report on a contrived social piece where a presiding figure asks a woman about a marriage plan and parental approval. instructions include a mock invitation for a contribution and a note on handling bad news as training for a child. odd phrases imply a domestic satire with humor about propriety and marriage.
Rev Samuel H Cumminge once blind for over twenty five years recounts a fall on Druid Hill avenue that restored vision briefly. He recalls a polar cataract and failed cures while describing the sudden light and color recognition enabling him to read Scribner's Magazine.
In South Norwalk a fire department horse named Jesa, after Jesse M Ferris of the Manhattan Rubber Company, supposedly reacts to alarms by reaching for and operating a light switch. The animal, kept in a stall, once turned its head as an observer patted it. Nighttime fires have reduced since Jesa began assisting, and the city seeks a new role for the horse even as the electric lights are guarded.
The article discusses how royal patients impose extraordinary risk on surgeons and demand high fees, citing the Queen of Hanover operation and the Crown Prince’s eye injury. It recounts royal marriage negotiations, inclinations of Prince Albert and Frederica, and the fallout with Berlin court. It also mentions Lord Bristol’s heir and Capt Hervey, plus references to Wythes and Brassey as prominent dynastic ties and wealth sources.
An exchange from Peel New York shows two commuters discussing their evening routines. The first asks what the other does with evenings, the second replies he takes the 50 tram from the city. The brief vignette captures urban transit habits and dialogue style.
A humorous survey of famed felines and their owners from Dr Johnson to Mark Twain and Queen Victoria. Cats at court, on ships, and in literature appear with tales of companionship and superstition, noting notable examples like Chateaubriand’s Micetta and Jennie the Majestic’s weather predicts.
A distorted reminiscence mocks a domineering vision of U S power, promising swift political and imperial upheaval. It references tariffs, press censorship, military force, and moral crusades while contrasting imagined reforms with overblown claims about rival nations and economic leverage.
Investigation shows bleaching and fattening oysters by placing salt water product in fresh water streams to improve appearance can cause typhoid. Bleached oysters absorb water and retard digestion, and contaminated lots shipped short distances risk community health. Surge in unsafe oyster handling urged to be discouraged by epicures and consumers.
Prominent speakers in hotel lobbies advocate Oklahoma and Indian Territory growth driven by oil riches and vast lands. They praise Muscogee and Oklahoma City while stressing government land restrictions, rail lines to Chicago, and the need for road surveys. A Nevada field for a young lawyer is suggested, with discussions on Alaska wealth, mining water needs, and Western opportunities.
A fragmentary piece reflects on lore and wisdom in judging a traveler, with aphorisms about restraint and reputation. Characters discuss views on truth, tolerance, and the limits of a broad mind, noting misfortune and the value of helpfulness.
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