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The Washington Post offers daily and Sunday delivery in Washington and Alexandria at 15 cents per week or 60 cents per month for daily only, with Sunday combined at 70 cents per month. Rates for daily and Sunday, annual or monthly options are listed. Remittances should be made payable to The Washington Post Co. in Washington DC. Offices noted in New York Chicago and Philadelphia. Date Thursday, June 35, 1965.
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Let The Post Follow You To The Capital And Canada
Washington readers are urged to follow The Post as they move, ensuring updates on postaddr changes. The piece critiques Canadian immigration, fisheries pride, and calls for reciprocal trade with Canada, arguing it would outpace gains from South America and support a closer North American union. It promotes Bluine’s idea of neighborly reciprocity with Canada, a language and legal ally.
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United States Responsibility Questioned Over Costa Rica Deal
A London Times June 2 summary of Costa Rica and Speyer & Co. terms claims the United States would be responsible for enforcing the agreement and debt payments. Critics doubt any official pledge exists and warn such a US guarantee would set a dangerous precedent.
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Veto and public safety call for action in city notes
The Chicago Chronicle harshly censures Governor Deneen for a veto on the military code bill while urging stronger protections for National Guard enlistees. The piece also laments small-boat fishing risks, calls for penalties, and argues for stricter, regular bank inspections to safeguard depositors.
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Petworth Explores City Gas Ownership Debate
Petworth residents push for municipal ownership of public utilities amid gas price concerns. The column questions funding the switch, weighing district debt, and potential job payroll, while noting need for more details before action. It also references political shifts and other national issues as context.
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Political disarray and gossip cross the era
A collage of political jabs and international notes runs through the item. It cites Cleveland’s stance on hunting ethics and cabinet movements, post office deficits, Chicago streetcar reversals, and Franco Russian financials. Also touches on labor strikes, royal nerves in St. Petersburg, and rumors about candidates May or Weaver and other public figures.
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Cheaper Automobiles Move Into Everyday Use
From the Hartford Courant report the piece argues a $400 complete self-motive vehicle becomes affordable for most, noting rapid adoption from few to hundreds of autos locally. It predicts growing popularity, improved reliability, and benefits to city streets and highways as chauffeurs mature and public attitudes soften.
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Pointed Paragraps From Citesgo Daily News
A collection of quips and moral musings on politics honesty manners and love written in a rough satirical voice. The text blends social commentary with humorous aphorisms about yesterday and tomorrow and offers wry observations on ambition luck and gender expectations.
Royal honeymoon site in Hubertusstock and royal stags
The article surveys Hubertusstock in dense forest near Werbelin Lake as a secluded royal retreat famed as the Kaiser’s hunting lodge and notes the annual November stag gathering on the Schorfhaide. It contrasts royal restraint with anarchist threats in Europe and tracks Vatican press changes and canonization chatter around Columbus.
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Street Car Conversation Between Passengers
In a bustling trolley car a Miss Anteek teases Mr. Weed about smoking while claiming heredity as a smoker. A bemused Mr. Weed defends reserved genrs. The Chicago Maiden recalls starting downtown without her over skirt and feeling mortified, while a Boston damsel relates fitting embarrassment with ruined glasses.
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Crowner's quest treason debated in 1860s defense
The speaker counters William Edgar Rogers on a Southern conspiracy to break the Union, arguing the army’s placement near Texas and New Mexico was for Comanche country, not treason. He rebuts claims about Floyd arming the South and notes the December 1859 muskets transfer, emphasizing lawful authority and context.
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Judge Sneed Urged to Enforce Pistol Carrying Law
Knoxville citizens press Judge Sneed to rigorously apply the concealed weapons ban in Knox County. Editorials argue enforcement will aid families and deter future offenses, including intimidation at polls. Gov Cox reportedly won’t pardon violators without a judge’s recommendation.
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Art of Laughter and Lively Civil War Parallels
A discussion contrasts 1800s southern secession with Josiah Quincy’s warnings about dissolving the Union, compares German religious wars over church wealth, and notes how laughter affects body and health. It cites medical observations on laughter’s muscular and respiratory benefits and its nerve calming effects.
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Idleness a Cause of Divorces in Wealthy Classes
Leslie's Weekly argues that divorce stems from idleness among the rich, where lack of purposeful work leads to temptations and infidelity. It contends that endless pleasure seeking yields diminishing returns, making new sensations the only desirable pursuit.
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Despite Preachers Ruling, Portland Presbyterians Oppose Holiday Obser
The general synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church condemns Christmas and winter observances as unbiblical and urges ministers to preach against them, while disputes and fishbone humor persist in Courtroom banter about grasping ordinary points of law.
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Kansas Embarrassment of Naval Warfare Report
From the Sun imports a report that Rojestvensky’s old sea dogs say it is impossible to fight when a battle begins as a ship turns turtle. The piece humorously describes sea conditions, leaking damp basements, loose cannon balls, sinking ballast, and water in smokestacks as reasons for surrender.
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Bear and cat banter in Roosevelt era mystery scene
A fragment from the Chicago Daily News features a Rocky Mountain bear joking about Roosevelt as a bobcat questions the crime investigation. The detective laments reporters blocking leads while asking for fresh clues on the perpetrator.
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Reflections of a Bachelor teased by New York Press
A fragmented feature recalls social satire on ambition and class, critiquing labor systems and gender dynamics. The piece hints at wage labor, superiority, and a parlor scene where a bronze figure appears to flirt, while noting conflicting desires and business outcomes.
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Fast Mile Mindset In Curious Hatter Tale
A playful dialogue features a fair enthusiast and an automobileist. The enthusiast asks about feelings while moving a mile in thirty seven seconds, prompting the other to ponder aging thresholds as the scene unfolds in a translated tale segment.
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Wall Street men eye Equitable moves after leadership talks
In hotel lobbies discussions swirl about the Equitable case and leadership. John W. Eginton notes confidence returns to the market as trustees select a new head, with Tarbell seen as a strong candidate and Morton unlikely to become chairman.
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What Are They Doing In Heaven Today Song Mixup
A Baltimore special service featured a young woman singing What Are They Doing In Heaven Today but the printed program misquoted as anything Doing in Heaven Tonight. The error arose from the printing committee’s unfamiliarity with the piece’s exact title.
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