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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1908
Page
24
Public notice of Washington Post subscription options with prices for daily and Sunday delivery, by carrier and by mail. Includes payment methods, address in Washington D C, and related office details.
An old notice explains that readers moving from the capital can keep informed by The Post. Changes of address are easy, with delivery to any part of the metropolis. Contact via telephone Malin 4205 for arrangements.
A tribune style column discusses sewer safety during drought and heat, crime waves linked to extreme weather, and hazing at West Point. It ties public health to infrastructure and laments moral shifts while praising stern discipline and civic vigilance.
An odd tale from Valley Road describes a dog saving a kitten from drowning after a hired man tried to drown it. The incident, mixed with references to a Chinese or German scientist and a painting formula, weaves a surreal report on singing mice and rustic discoveries.
The article argues that American youth training and outdoor play have transformed the nation’s athletic prowess. It contrasts past struggles against England with today’s success in track and field and water sports at the Olympic level, crediting healthier, more active schoolboys shaping strong physiques and minds.
The article details the Eulenburg affair and a jewel theft linked to Countess Wartensleben in Berlin society. It covers editor defenses claiming Count Botho Eulenburg's alleged role, divorce implications, and court tensions, alongside Isar-Wontski’s Russia English ties and Demidoff’s appointment as secretary.
The Pittsburg Bulletin reports diverse uses of pictures from love reprimands to debt reminders. A London police court case described a prisoner drawing notes on picture backs detailing motives for attempted murder. Artworks aided arrests, including a memory portrait by Sir Thomas Lawrence that led to the capture of a thief.
A Boston Globe style column rails at futile money claims against Britain by descendants and foreign claimants. It cites cases like the Corey estate in Omaha, Crowell heirs, and a Montreal claimant, arguing proofs are scarce and lawyers profit. It also notes a Brixton lady's five million pound claim and reports an English insane asylum study linking domestic work monotony and lack of recreation to mental strain among housewives and servants.
An Irish New Jersey resident reported losing a gold heirloom watch to the police chief who vowed to search. He later found the watch at home after misplacing it, then startled by trolley work and exclaimed he had found it.
An extended hot spell dominates the current season, with New York area readings unusually high and wind unusually calm. The science column notes only brief cooling installments since June, while records show heat lasting far longer than typical summers, baffling residents and weather observers.
A collection of clipped newspaper aphorisms on back pay wisdom and social behavior. The fragments tease about justice, love, temptation, leadership, and vanity with sharp humor and local-press tone.
Senator James B. McCreary led Kentucky’s Goebel statue committee after Goebel’s funeral. A 68 county subcommittee collected funds, reaching over 15000. The statue by Faci Niehaus shows Goebel delivering an address and will stand with a ceremonial unveiling at Frankfort cemetery.
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