Washington Post subscription terms and notices
The notice lists subscription options and prices for The Washington Post including daily and Sunday delivery, with various frequencies and prepaid terms. It provides payment methods, mailing addresses, and advertising representation details for the era. It mentions second class mail status and office locations in Washington, D C and New York.
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Sunday July 31 1910 The Post in Washington on insurgents
The article discusses Taft era politics with focus on Indiana and Nebraska Republican stances toward tariffs and the insurgent movement. Mentioned are Indiana delegates, Minnesota support for Taft, and Cannon, Payne, Lawrey candidates. It notes shifts in party unity and the Columbus convention stampede.
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Public fund urged for Uncle Remus statue debate
A letter-essay urges raising a fund to honor Joel Chandler Harris publisher of Uncle Remus tales. It envisions a bronze statue and a grand monument at Snapbean farm while reflecting on Harris’s humble view of his fame and the enduring charm of his folklore.
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Crisis in Spain and dairy prospects in Siberia observed
The article notes Spain faces a Vatican-government clash over church and state and contemplates potential uprisings. It discusses religious reform, education control, and the Carlist threat amid the papal ultimatum while contrasting with France’s secular turn. It then surveys Siberia as a developing dairy and resource region, its exports, and the U S state role in dairy production.
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Industrial War and the Call for Peaceful Labor Practices
The piece laments strikes and violence, arguing labor conflict harms both workers and employers. It draws a parallel to slavery on southern plantations, suggesting contented labor yields profits and industrial wars are like a pestilence to be avoided. It urges workers to withdraw without vandalism and for capital to seek dividends through harmony.
Oath of Kings and Suffragette Processions Abridge Liberty
A reflective piece traces evolving oaths from England to the American Constitution, noting broader religious tolerance and the removal of creed tests. It recalls London suffragette demonstrations, anticipates New York marches for women’s votes, and comments on the diverse coalition supporting suffrage amid procedural tensions and public reaction.
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Crippen's Fate Suggested by Public Debate in US
Fragmentary text hints at rising rioting and political debate in the United States. It mentions Dr Crippen and a possible round trip for one fare, implying a controversial travel or legal implication tied to his case.
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Laura Jean Libbey urged to try acting beyond writing
A Chicago Inter Ocean piece praises Laura Jean Libbey and urges the famed romance novelist to try acting, arguing she could rival Bernhardt Duse Marlowe Fiske and other stage stars. It lauds her past success and appeals for mercy in tone, asking her to conquer another world with her talent.
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Wanted two suitable cowboy husbands from the east
A Phoenix woman received a letter from two Glenbrook Connecticut girls, Anna and Mariam Fisher, seeking two thirtyish non drinkers as husbands. They ask the Phoenix paper to publish their request, noting they found the address through a connected society. The note, on Oxford Bible leaf paper, portrays educated, confident girls seeking matches in Arizona.
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Woman Killed by Alarm Clock in Rochford
Mrs. Mary Engdahl, just arrived from Sweden, died this morning after waking to an alarm clock. Her heart trouble and the sudden shock killed her, pinning her 8 year old daughter to the bed until her son freed the child.
Mrs Roosevelt's tact in Africa and Europe travel
The article praises Mrs. Roosevelt for modest dressing and tasteful conduct during the Roosevelt family tour. It notes her quiet presence in ceremonies, her ability to avoid spotlight yet gain sympathetic support from American correspondents, and her social deftness in balancing humility with respect for Colonel Roosevelt.
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Post Philosophy Reflections on Curiosity and War
A compact, aphoristic musings piece contrasts gendered speech and secrecy with political strategy. It suggests retreat should begin before defeat, notes the bite of night watchfulness, and warns that suspicion justifies action. War is framed as the harsh, enduring beat of settler life.
King George May Join Two Churches
The article discusses British royal affiliations with multiple Christian denominations, noting Victoria’s example of belonging to the Presbyterian Church of Scotland while a Church of England member. It covers potential changes to royal oath declarations, debates in Parliament, and related religious notices tied to Balmoral and Craithie Parish Church.
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Odd Wedding Places Across The Ages
The London Globe notes unusual weddings in history including two circus couples wed atop aerial perches with a magistrate on a center pyramid. A 1897 ceremony in Boston Zoo’s lion cage saw the bride and groom enter the cage as a Methodist clergyman officiated outside. Other tales include weddings inside the Statue of Liberty head, on horseback in a village church, and a balloon church ceremony. Also cited are Ferris wheel weddings at World’s Fair, and a Kentucky Mammoth Cave knot tying lit by torches deep in the cave’s heart, nine miles from entrance.
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Rival Paris Hatmaker Tops Copenhagen Milliner
A Copenhagen milliner prospers until Paris competition rises with larger more attractive hats. Facing bankruptcy she funds 20 elaborate hats to public market women. the gifts provoke laughter and mass appeal. The French rival loses customers as shoppers revert to the native shop.
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Remarkable 11 Year Old Hobo’s 1000 Mile Journey Chronicle
Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph summarizes Joseph Taylor, 11, of Braddock who wandered over 1000 miles by foot and freight with hunger, detentions, and work in restaurants and a Wild West show. Letter details Tremont to Toledo to St. Louis routes, meals scarce, and a dishwashing job earning four dollars weekly.
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Matrimony and Insurance Fantasia Satire
A Memphis Commercial Appeal clipping satirizes marriage by recounting a six year old’s absurd view that marriage succeeds if both partners take life insurance policies. It contrasts the idea with real-world norms, adds quips about French, New Jersey, and German laws, and includes a string of humorous verse from other papers.
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Henry Lost Prestige in Dinner with a Girl
Henry invited a bright girl to dine and she brought a friend. During dinner he tried to ease her, using slang and ungrammatical phrases. A few days later the girl recalled being mortified that night by his speech before her lady friend.
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Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago Daily News
A collection of wry aphorisms on time work love and manners from the Chicago Daily News. Witty quips warn about time management pride money and relationships with sharp humor and social observing bite.
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A satirical sketch on envy and admiration among men and women. It notes how romance can warp perception and how societal customs shape conduct. The piece mocks morning habits, money, and the petty games people play to reclaim small fortunes.
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Chats of Visitors to the Capital
A round of quick notes from Washington and nearby hotels covers fur trends, Siamese cinema, radium markets and shoes in Puerto Rico. Reporters from New York Boston Cleveland and St. Louis share curios about muskrat fur dyes, Bangkok screens, Austrian radium pricing, and foot-wear habits as signs of civilization.
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