Washington Post Subscription Rates and Office Addresses
The Washington Post announces delivery terms for daily and Sunday editions to Washington and Alexandria readers, with separate weekly and monthly rates, and payment methods. It lists subscription prices for Daily, Sunday included and excluded, one year and one month, plus an address for remittances to The Washington Post Co. and Chicago office details. The fragment includes names and miscellaneous office locations, indicating a Sunday edition from July 10.
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Let The Post Follow You For Summer News
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Parker and the Democracy Hallmark Courage in St Louis Platform Stance
Judge Alton B. Parker earns praise for a bold stand on the gold standard at the Democratic convention in St Louis. The piece argues his firmness could redefine the party and attract independent voters, contrasting Parker’s integrity with a vague platform. It also notes Boutwell’s Tammany critique of the Republican party and its path since the Civil War.
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News and Gossip of Other Lands Recalls Tammany and Letters
A long column discusses Boutwell, Tammany's influence, and Sullivan's Boston speech. It reviews letter writing's decline, lists notable epistolary authors, and surveys socialist and reform movements, then shifts to a satirical look at the Chicago convention and New Orleans naval station debates. It closes with royal curiosities and the great seal's history.
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Mme. Waddington
Bancroft
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Walpole
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Dean Swift
Charles Lamb
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de Lavigne
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Thackeray
Dickens
Robert Loula Stevenson
Robert Browning
Wisebeth Barrett
Idhaat
Wagner
Ao Righ
Literatura
Pandemonium of Political Newcomers and Far East Notes
A long column discusses young men in U S politics including Magoon noted as Panama Canal adviser and praised by the President. It highlights Cortelyou Dover Lodge and Coolidge as rising figures shaping the Republican campaign, with McCain and New also mentioned amid Midway Island golf talk and Washington building fences.
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Tino
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Dover
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Harry New
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Henry P. McCain
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Pacific
Col
Rabison
House of Representatives
Summer Set Up Per Parson Urges Rest for Growth
A Chicago News clipping extols a summer break from relentless pace to restore nerves and enable growth. It advises abandoning social burdens in favor of learning, nature study, and meeting ordinary people, with opportunities to help others and spread kindness during vacations.
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Toreat
Acale
Demands Attention from War Correspondents
From the San Francisco Chronic Denver Port reports on the shockingly disregard for war correspondents suscep tibilities by Oriental belligerents. Pension Commissioner Ware expresses pride in past writings including a Kansas zephyr anecdote as he contemplates his legacy.
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Ware
Northern humor and misquoted headlines mix with old jokes
A garbled collage of newspaper blurbs cites European wartime debates and playful quips from Chicago papers. It references luring enemies, petty traps, and comic portraits such as Girl with the Lillian Russell Complexion and Fay Templeton Smile amid jokes about aging and laziness.
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Chicago Tribune
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Fay Templeton
Mannish girl deemed unendurable by Hall
Boston Herald reports President G Stanley Hall condemns the so called mannish girl as deplorable in view yet argues the girllah man is worse. He pleads for deliverance from him amid social debates on gender roles.
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G. Stanley Hall
What Penny Did and Doubtful Compliment From Town Topics
Penny Pennypacker of Pennsylvania, filling the Senate vacancy to the people’s satisfaction, sees no need for an extra session and thus temporarily suspends the State constitution. A humorous exchange from Town Topics features a remark on sweetness and a witty response about dyeing.
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Political cabinet guesses and social mischief at Willard
A Washington hotel scene features Georgia leader Brent asserting Parker would attract Southern aides and perhaps a Georgia man in the Cabinet. Discussions drift to possible posts for Tennessee and New York officials, with mentions of Hoke Smith Culberson and New York’s David B Hill amid shifting forecasts. The piece also covers a German tourist anecdote and a tobacco dream, plus a turpentine scheme in Georgia and Chilean views on U S policy and the Panama Canal.
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All the More Annoying in Philadelphia Papers
Fragmentary dialogue notes show cross-paper quips about a statement as a tign gue of malicious lies. The Philly Press mentions a person who rejected someone, with sardonic tone and clipped phrasing resembling a gossip column snippet.
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