Washington Post Subscription Rates and Address Details
The notice lists various subscription options for The Washington Post with daily and Sunday editions, durations from one week to one year, and payment methods. It provides mailing addresses in Washington DC and New York, and identifies Paul Block as manager of the Chicago office. The date shown is Wednesday July 4, 1506.
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Let The Post Follow You
Washingtonians leaving the city are urged to keep Informed about affairs at the Capital as The Post will follow them. Address changes may be made as often as desired and the paper will be delivered promptly nationwide. Not by carrier or land order direct to The Post. Telephone Main 4205.
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Reverence for Independence Day Principles and Education
The article urges renewing Fourth of July meaning beyond noise and festivity. It stresses honoring Washington, Jefferson, Franklin and others, teaching patriotic principles to natives and immigrants, avoiding injury during celebrations, and preserving civil freedoms under a republic. It laments over commercialized holidays and advocates community gatherings with speeches from famed orators to foster shared national values.
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A Friend of the District
Senator Scott of West Virginia is praised for aiding Washington during the recent Congress session. The article notes his dedication to the District, pushing measures that benefited the Capital City and contributing to laws enacted for the District of Columbia.
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Speed Mania at Sea Calls for Government Action
The piece condemns trans Atlantic racing and reckless speed by steamship lines and passengers, urging official intervention to halt speed madness and curb luxury rivalry. It contrasts safe liner records with perilous records sought by rivals, warning of a future ocean calamity if unchecked. It also critiques Newport’s wealth-fueled decadence and speculative social circuits, mocking a proposed Fourth of July banquet as dull and tasteless.
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The Rake-off in Canada and U S news
The piece mixes political debate on Canada's Liberal government with American coverage of security for President Roosevelt. It argues free trade versus protection, cites alleged graft in Ottawa, then moves to Sloane’s arrest for assaulting a photographer, praising guard vigilance. It includes a critique of future panics and Deacon Nicol Jarvie wisdom as guidance for prosperity.
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Reflections of a Bachelor in a Turbulent Year
The item riffs on national shocks as farmers reap harvests while a Pittsburg millionaire stirs debates. Moody targets Standard Oil in a half way measure. A New York Press quip about deception, brains, and social foibles threads through political and domestic rumors.
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A Patchwork of Political Quips and Local Oddities
A collection of satirical observations and brief notes on politics, public figures, and social quirks. Includes jests about Senator Platt, President Roosevelt, Taft, and various lawmakers, plus asides on law changes, dress, and public manners.
Washington Post opinions draw lines in party debates
The Washington Post panels letters and cartoons contrasting Democrats and Republicans and noting how editors and papers from Albany to San Antonio frame the 1904 political split. The pieces discuss Roosevelt, Bryan, Cummins, and party reform versus standpatters, with commentary on betting bans and editorial stances.
Noise and nostrils of Imperial guard cited in Russia history
A long item surveys the Preobrajensky regiment under Paul and Alexander, noting its elite status and uniform details. It explains the forced nose blowing as a superstition of Paul I and the regiment’s continuity since Peter the Great, then shifts to a British peerage dispute over the Norfolk ducal title and the Mowbray lineage complexities.
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Bryan and the Philippines in the Philippine Press
An article from La Democracia critiques Bryan on Philippine issues, urging American press to present fair, rectified views. It notes misimpressions about printers in the islands and cites a Manila dispatch alleging anti-American agitation, arguing Filipinos deserve fair treatment. The piece ends with a moral anecdote about a woman choosing honesty over flattery.
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Rusk Girls Praised Amid Lighthearted Colums and Jokes
A column from The Catholic Standard and Times and other papers lauds Rusk Texas girls as a “band of queens” while quips across several papers joke about audience-pleasing acts, hats, and social wit. The clippings show light humor, praise for youth culture, and playful banter about society and manners.
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Washington Filtration Plant Visit Predicted to Adopt Pittsburg Type
Delegation from Minneapolis visiting the Washington filtration plant during the National Waterworks Association convention in Boston. Aldermen Schonlsmaker Satterlee McLaskey Holmes Andrew Rinker city engineer and H P Gray observe and discuss plant options and cost. Holmes favors Pittsburg system citing higher bed access and reduced repumping costs. He also opines on Minnesota politics predicting a Republican victory and A L Cole as next governor amid a party split.
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The Trial of John Brown Ends With Sentence of Hanging
A distraught John Brown sits through three indictments as the jury finds him guilty. He denies guilt but admits his aim to free slaves. He expresses satisfaction with trial conditions, then accepts the death penalty to be carried out in December. Militia backstop removes him from the court.
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Names changing with fashion in modern society
A collage of quotes on evolving fashion in names and politics. Noting how people in Atlanta Savannah and New York discuss railroad regulation voting outcomes and the shift from traditional to modern child names. The piece juxtaposes opinions on education fed with public funding and British versus American parliamentary practice.
Best Dressed Nation Debate Sparks American Fashion Praise
An article in La Revue argues Americans are the best dressed, edging out English and other Europeans. London tailors confirm the trend, noting American buyers' superior sense of fit, material choice, and display, with many outfits ordered in London while costs and imports flow across the Atlantic.
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