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Let The Post Follow You In Washington D C Residents
An archaic notice urges Washingtonians moving from the city to keep The Post informed so the paper can continue delivering to new addresses across the country. It invites direct orders by mail or telephone Main 205.
Pete was capable of great self-control and duty
Biographical notes describe Pete as impetuous in youth yet possessing a strenuous nature and a heart bent on duty. His pugnacity defended the national government, and despite faults in youth, he was not to be judged by them but for his steadfast commitment to the country.
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Eclipse and celestial mechanics stir public debate on night work
The eclipse is described as a scheduled celestial event, not a portent, with reassurances that the moon’s influence remains unaffected. The piece also touches on Labor Department actions on Pennsylvan ia Avenue night work, and broad political fights over North Carolina rail and tobacco issues, weighing economic and public policy impacts.
Broadside on Aliens and Crime in America
A long, disjointed text condemns immigrant criminality and calls for stricter policing. It mentions Armenians, Greeks, Italians, and Chinese, arguing for immigration controls, and warns of organized crime and assassination plots. It also references cultural figures and unrelated notes about politics and social quirks.
States to receive printed genealogical schedules warnings
Congress barred free distribution of census pamphlets but authorized state schedules to be printed and sold. The Director of the Census plans handsome, durable volumes for each state with genealogical data, listing families and names, though funds may limit immediate printing. Affected states include New Hampshire Vermont and Wisconsin with separate documents forthcoming.
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Life Has a Chance and Canine Injuries Rise
A veterinarian notes many dogs suffer injuries in summer from jumping from fire escapes or four stories high. Overcrowded hospitals report broken limbs and facial injuries as apartment dwellers leave windows open for air. Fortunate pets mostly survive but the season fills clinics with canine casualties.
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Judson Harmon as Democratic Presidential Hopeful and Judge
A portrait of Judson Harmon described as a possible Democratic presidential candidate. The piece highlights his plain country background, legal career, political rise, and personal vigor. It sketches Harmon as a tall, strong man with a keen mind and a ready smile, balancing public duty with athletic hobbies and a tireless work ethic. It notes his role in the Greeley campaign and his successive judicial positions, ending with a call to consider Harmon for the White House.
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Fragmented World War Talk and Oddities With a Hospital Showman
A scrambled column mixes global wartime chatter with a sensational hospital tale. It recounts a showman swallowing objects, enduring an emergency stomach operation at Necker Hospital, and surviving long enough to die from complications. Separate notes mention Roosevelt campaign cards urging a second term and the press’s reactions, plus disjointed lines about public figures and daily life.
British Nobility as Tax Dodgers Face Heavy Penalty
The article details aristocrats evading death duties on estates through complex mortgage and entail schemes. It recounts a High Court case involving the Duke of Richmond's line and Lord March, noting anticipated penalties to settle large succession taxes. It mentions the Jockey Club leadership and Queen Victoria era figures in a discussion of moral positions and public scrutiny.
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Death of Will Hays Remembers Songwriter and Civilian Life
The obituary recalls Will Hays a popular songwriter best known for Molly Darling and Dixie and notes he died in Louisville. It reflects on his career and on the era’s music, plus broader notes on construction risks and urban building dangers while quoting memories of Hays and his era.
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Electric mishap and oddities gaffe from New York era
A collage of human interest and accident notes from New York and nearby areas. Reports include William Hicks's electric shock on a 35 foot pole, a python aboard the Montrose loaded with dyestuffs, a freak-heart case of Samuel Culp, and a novel fish finding by underwater telephony.
Passed with Distinction at Ruyian etud examination record
A fragment describes a passing with distinction on a dental exam at Maku gramma. Mentions details of examiners, confiscated papers, and a certificate declaring success. Also briefly notes a grave in Trinity Cemetery Washington Hoghis and a carved memorial with a circular band, birds, and a robin.
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Pointed Paragraphs From A Flee Feature
Fragmented OCR text from a Chisago newspaper page shows garbled phrases about milliners and ages. It mentions people, advice, and a quarrel with unclear event details. The piece reads like stray notes rather than a coherent story with identifiable names or places.
Broward Sees Bryan Victory as Likely in 1908 Fight
Florida Governor N B Broward in New York press room praised William J Bryan and defended Roosevelt as a strong rival. He argued Bryan would be nominated and beat any Republican, and that voters favor the common man over party machinery, while noting railroad regulation and freight costs shape the campaign.
Omvons Peeled by Lightning from Future News
A humorous rag from the Renasbee Journal envisions a future where lightning powers home chores including peeling onions and potatoes. The piece imagines a well appointed house with lightning apparatus that could also clean floors, cook, and perform other tasks, reducing daily labor and mess.
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