Washington Post subscription terms and office details
The Washington Post current subscription terms outline carrier delivery in Washington and Alexandria with daily and Sunday options and varying durations. The text lists prepaid mall pricing, multiple city offices, and publication office locations, dated Wednesday June 3 1968.
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The Clamor Against Congress and Panama Debate
A lengthy editorial from The Post critiques Congress for inaction and blunders while the Panama issue looms. It argues reform is needed and highlights calls for a closure rule and decisive action on tariffs, banking, conservation, and corporate control. The piece stresses public demand for clear laws and accountable leadership.
Washington street rules must be enforced now
A long opinion piece argues Washington street and road regulations are inadequately enforced, causing frequent accidents and endangering pedestrians. It proposes strict punishment for offenders, notes Cleveland’s methods of forcing wrong-way drivers back on route, and stresses rigid enforcement to restore safety in a growing city.
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Taft Speech Sparks Editorial Battle Across Papers
New York editorials weigh Secretary Taft remarks on Memorial Day as a potential misstep. The New York Press faults the reaction as oversimplified. The New York World predicts Taft wins if Bryan is the Democratic candidate due to GOP organization. The New York Times analyzes Taft's temperament, judgment, and possible misinterpretation of his remarks, arguing they may have been misunderstood or exploited for political ends.
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X ray cures blindness claims by New York physician
A New York physician, Dr Finley R Cook, reports a breakthrough using intermittent powerful light to treat eye damage and regenerate eyes. He notes improvements in several patients, particularly where blindness stems from nerve degeneration, while cataracts limit results.
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Jamaichls Ruler A Radical Leader
Sir Sydney Olivier is described as Jamaica’s governor general and a radical socialist, founder of the Fabian Society, advocating West Indian sugar industry reforms and potential U S annexation in Jamaica. The piece notes his background, views on race, and a forged-forgery scandal surrounding Baron Valentin Cras Dromgied.
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Old-Blooded Heroish and Cold-Blooded Courage in Medicine
A Chicago Record-Herald essay extols varied heroism from wartime sacrifice to self sacrifice in medical science. It highlights Lady Wortley Montague and a New York case, Frank Merritt, who inoculated himself with tuberculosis germs to advance treatment despite dire risks.
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Politeness in Mexico and the Knightly Spirit Lost to Arrests
A scrambled excerpt discusses chivalry in Morelia Mexico and fear of arrest curbing courteous acts. It notes governors decreeing penalties for men who keep seats for women, reflecting on gentility, plus a separate piece on animal acts in circuses, praising training demands and the discipline required.
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Pearl Farm Cultivation Report and Agricultural Notes
A report discusses Pearl farm development led by Jefferson of Duluth, noting attempts to culture clams for pearls, challenges of shell analysis, and possible future yields. The article also mentions peach production, refrigerator cars, and Alberta peach variety demand, with figures on peach tree plantings and state annual worth.
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Much Traveled Indian from Kansas in Oklahoma
Robert Sewell of Stidhama Creek Dam is one of the most widely traveled men in Oklahoma having visited England Europe continents and lived in South America and Australia He has spent over twenty five years away from his country and people returning two years ago to claim his Creek citizenship.
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Breaksnake Tale From Illinois to Pennsylvania News
An oddly described two headed breaksnake from the Pennsylvanian railroad right of way near Bloomaburg is claimed by Frank Keim. The piece explains the breaksnake as a rare reptile that supposedly joins its parts weekly, with tales of parts rejoining and a curious history tied to the Midwest.
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Talkel About In Hotel Corridors Taft Bryan Outlook
James Creelman, New York journalist, cites ten candidates beyond Taft and Bryan for the coming political contest. He says Taft has little opposition in Chicago and Bryan at Denver, predicts Taft’s election, and credits Roosevelt’s administration with lasting, reforming impact while urging Americans to back Taft to continue Roosevelt’s work.
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Smith and Jones Rivalry Sparks Hearsay and Humor
Fragmented notes recount a political and social clash involving Smith, Jones, and local figures. Amid jokes and misheard lines, the text hints at campaign rhetoric, neighbors, and community life with repeated mentions of Smiths, Taft era figures, and a lively but tangled scene.
Polite Prevasricators and a Rich Man’s Dilemma
A fragmented narrative portrays a beggar’s hunger for more than poverty and a rich man’s claim his mind is drawn to care. A woman speaks of dignity and fear, while a distant plan hints at duties and loss. The text presents overheard voices and disjointed moral musings without a clear event.
No Place for Dogs in Oklahoma State Views
A letter from Guthrie laments dog poisoning by foreigners and outlines local and state concerns on dog control, immigration, and land policies. It argues outsiders should be limited from buying land, urges better conservation measures, and notes hopes for settlers to aid Oklahoma’s growth amid debates over laws and tenancy.
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