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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1905
Page
6
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A collage of Washington Post critiques and quips from sister papers, noting playful and pointed comments on politics, law, economy, and public figures. It highlights cross-paper chatter about Ohio politics, American diplomacy, and national issues with a wry editorial tone.
A jumble of moral musings on jealousy reputation and relationship tactics. It laments vanity infidelity and gender norms while offering aphoristic lines about love money and social behavior from a fragmented Chicago News fragment.
Ex Crown Princess Stephanie plans an auction of her jewelry in Paris despite British royal disapproval. Items include a 36 pearl neckpiece given by the Crown Prince Rudolph and Belgian lace, valued at about 20000 dollars. The story covers royal family tensions across Belgium Austria Hungary and connections to Emperor Franz Joseph and German influences.
A jumble of local items notes William Rogers in a neritic condition after a fall years ago and a boy wandering to a farm house with a rosy cheeked maid. Other snippets describe a social misadventure in Enid Eagles, a marriage renew in Bowling, a Cleveland bride and groom, a barber telegraphing, and light community chatter across small towns with brief notices of crime, court, and daily life.
A humor piece observes a man’s view on marriage and bachelor life. It jokes that one learns enough not to marry and have many children, likening keeping a woman happy to inventing flight. It suggests heaven would disappoint some women if rules allowed it and notes a woman's dislike of loud suitors at church. It ends with moonlit walks said to be good for a girl's complexion.
In New Willard Concord New Hampshire Mr John N Baldwin of Iowa argues against federal rail rate setting and warns against government mediation. Omaha and New York figures comment on Pat Crowe kidnapping and hotel tipping, urging fair practices and cautious reform amid political chatter in Virginia and New York.
The President will call an extraordinary session starting November 1 for Panama Canal legislation, anti rebate measures, and tariff questions. Three weeks planned. aims to wrap major business by December 4, defusing Senate delays and political wrangling over Santo Domingo, Loomis ambassador, and Central American bonds. The Corn crop forecast and economic notes follow in analysis.
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