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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1907

Page

22

Washington Post publication details and subscription terms

The notice outlines subscription options and prices for The Washington Post including daily and Sunday editions, with remittance methods by drafts or checks. It lists the Washington Post Co in Washington DC and PAUL BLOCK as manager, dated Thursday July 25 1997.

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Let The Post Follow You Washingtonians

Advertise that The Post will follow readers who move from the city and keep them informed about capital affairs. Addresses may be changed as often as needed and mailed or phoned to Main 205 to ensure prompt delivery nationwide.

The Woons Eclipse and the Night Work Debate

An editorial voice mocks superstitious fears of an eclipse and defends planned Pennsylvan ia Avenue night work. It argues celestial events are predictable, criticizes North Carolina rate disputes, and discusses railroad project profitability and political interference impacts on workers and farmers.

Mass immigration fears fuel anti alien crime talk in era

The piece discusses rising concern over crimes by immigrants in Europe and America, arguing criminals may shape policy. It cites Armenian and Greek groups, calls for stricter visa and inspection measures, and notes calls to deploy detectives from immigrant communities to curb crime. It also touches on public figures and satirical anecdotes from the era.

Census Records Offer Free Family Lists by State

Congress authorizes free state microfilm or pamphlet style lists of family names from the census. The Director of the Census will distribute a separate, durable pamphlet per state, with an expected price of one dollar. Individuals may request copies by sending money and address to the Census Bureau in Washington.

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Life Has a Chance as Dogs Suffer Summer Injuries

A veterinary report notes many canine injuries occur in summer from dogs leaping from fire escapes or windows in apartment buildings. Crippled dogs flood hospital wards as owners fear the hazards of open ledges.

Doga Hospital

Judson Harmon as a Democratic Presidential Possibility

Portrait of Judson Harmon, a 61 year old lawyer and potential Democratic contender. Describes his tall athletic build, calm temperament, reform-minded politics, and long record in Cincinnati law and public life including the Greeley campaign, judgeships, and active social clubs. Calls for him to be invited to the White House, noting a blend of vigor and propriety.

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Fragmented 19th Century Fragmentary Text on World Affairs

The passage blends distorted prose about Japan and global peace with scattered references to Paris correspondents, a showman’s digestive accident at Merkee Hospital, and a New York press summary. It also notes Roosevelt campaign activity and late night office discussions amid garbled, partially legible lines.

Rox

British Nobility as Tax Dodgers in Death Duties Clash

The article reports that Britain’s nobility evades death duties through complex estate maneuvers and mortgages. It details Duke of Richmond and Lord March schemes to disentaIl estates to avoid taxes, court actions, and potential penalties. It notes royal influence and the high stakes for the treasury amid ongoing legal proceedings.

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Death of Will Hays and reflections on labor risks and song

The obituary notes Will Hays a popular songwriter and performer, celebrates his works Molly Darling and Remember My Love, and reflects on the dangers faced by workers in construction and bridge projects. It references Brooklyn Bridge experiences among others, and comments on the costs in human life. It also includes musings on Southern music, personal loss, and Hays's business endeavors to support his family.

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Electric shocks and a python sighting headline from a New York dispatch

A chaotic New York Times style snippet reports a man shocked on a pole by a live wire causing severe burns, a 22 foot python reportedly swallowed in a shipyard dyestuff incident, and a photographer’s account of a man with an unusually large heart. The piece also mentions a device testing fish guidance via telephone and other scattered items from Asbury Dispatch to the New Lack Amerizan.

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Passed with Distinction at the Haku examination

A fragmented report recounts an exam at Haku grammar school claiming dental and medical insights, referencing named individuals like John J Audubon and showing a grave description in Trinity Cemetery in Washington. The text mentions a circular armorial cover and a robin nest observed by a keeper, with scattered notes on artifacts and dates.

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Fragmented Thought Fragments From a Troubled Text

The readable lines hint at a critique of free advice and the conflict between appearance and action. A woman described as faithful faces pressure, age and social judgment influence decisions, and consequences of quarrels surface amid unclear context.

Broward and La Follette Clash Over Roosevelts Nomination

A chunk of remarks from Gov Broward and Gov La Follette in a hotel lobby discussion centers on the 1932 Democratic race. They debate whether Bryan or Roosevelt would win the nomination and defeat any Republican, with Broward praising Bryan as a potential commoner champion of the people.

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Lightning Ready Homes Supposed to Tame Weather

In a speculative report from the Renasbee Journal the idea of taming lightning is explored. The piece imagines future homes with built in lightning apparatus that could power and even assist daily chores such as peeling onions and potatoes and cleaning, painting a vision of a highly automated domestic future.

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