Premylvania Office Subscription Rates and Postal Details
The notice lists subscription terms for the Washington Post with prices for daily and Sunday editions, including weekly, monthly, and yearly options. It mentions payment methods, forwarding to Washington, D.C., and advertising representation in New York, Boston, and Chicago.
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Washington Budget Talks and Curious Legal Quests 1910
The article surveys Washington District budget plans for 1900 with clear advance funding, noting a $106 4299 appropriation and the debate over cold storage and urban economic pressures. It covers a court decision deeming mosquitoes a public health pest after a Georgia dam caused malaria, plus social topics from women police in Indianapolis to Harvard taxation tensions and local cost of living critiques.
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House Food Committee
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Post Philosophy and Social Quirks in Turbulent Times
Clipped aphorisms and asides critique public virtue and gendered behavior. The text juxtaposes Taft’s believed benevolence with self justification among crowds, while noting envy, wealth, health, love, and manners in a brisk, satirical voice.
Patten’s Retirement Marks End of his Wheat Trade Era
The article notes Patten plans retirement from all wheat commerce on July 4 and reflects on his fortune of about 12 0009, his influence in wheat markets, and his view on industry and long term agricultural knowledge. It praises his foresight and the era he represents while hinting at broader trends in agriculture and global wheat statistics.
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Navy Power and Duty for a Rising Nation
The article argues that the United States must build a navy commensurate with its growing power and vast interests. It notes Dewey and Schley as catalysts, Hawaii as an early step, and highlights reliance on cotton, food, and breadstuffs to secure security. It warns that isolation will end as the republic expands globally.
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The Kiss and the Law in Indianapolis Culture
A fragment discusses police morale and gender roles in Indianapolis, then moves to sterile topics like hygiene and public health. The piece mocks courtship rituals, critiques kissing the book in oaths, and notes English legal formality while arguing for rational sanitation and modern behavior.
Restored Life to Baby After Near Death Struggle
A two week old Brooklyn baby, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Wilks, was revived by physicians at Eastern District Hospital after hours of near death. Oxygen, artificial respiration, and repeated heart lung support finally restored breathing and pulse. The child, unnamed, had been unresponsive with blue skin and convulsions. mother’s milk given drop by drop aided recovery. doctors Liebovieski and Cohen faced long odds but succeeded.
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Pressure on China and British ties to Japan and Russia
The New York Herald reports Britain allies with Japan and seeks Russia’s involvement against China’s planned Manchurian railway. Commons questions press government for a clear stance while banking interests lean toward wider Russian participation. Local incident shows a newspaper editor confronted by a subscriber.
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Bogus baronets plague British society in royal era hoaxes
A long report details a surge of self styled baronets and hoaxes influencing officials and newspapers. It recounts Royal Commission actions, a royal warrant to keep an official roll, and a Portland Weymouth prank on Admiral May. It notes other famous impersonations from Cambridge to Eugenie.
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Popular Fads of Diets Spark Dinner Dilemmas
A long excerpt discusses dietary fads and medical dieting, noting how dieters became self-conscious about meals and seeking doctors guidance. It details challenges at social meals, the desire to avoid forbidden foods, and the impracticality of accommodating six people with different restrictions. Hostesses attempt careful service, while a humorous workaround is proposed with simple dishes and shared conviviality.
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Ethics Of Plagiarism In Drama And Politics
The passage discusses accusations of plagiarism by older dramatists against younger writers, citing Wilde and classical precedents while debating originality and jewel setting. It references Oscar Wilde, Shakespeare, Montaigne, Moliere, and Reade, and notes a New York World item about Nick Longworth and a street voting anecdote highlighting political corruption.
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Pinchot Ballinger Case Draws Public Attention
The editorial notes Pinchot has taken grave responsibility in attacking Ballinger and, by inference, the President. It argues readers will weigh his testimony and Ballinger's rebuttal to judge the public policy issue. It praises Pinchot’s courage and notes Ballinger’s move to revoke a San Francisco water project permit while relying on the Geological Survey report, pleasing conservationists.
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Stained Youth and Slander Cast in Public Contempt
A poem steeped in moral outrage questions whether Henry Walker can redeem reputation after scandal. The speaker rails at gendered insults and public malice, pondering if bravery and heritage can survive slander and the wreckage of credence.
Muffled text yields unclear modern newsroom fragment
Fragmentary OCR reads like a stray kitchen scene with mispelled names and jumbled phrases. It lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable persons, making a precise news summary impossible from the readable fragments.
Lax Yor Mees Unite Telegraph and Telephone Services
A plan to merge telephone and telegraph into a single long distance service promises to combine advantages and reduce drawbacks. The arrangement allows the telephone company to collect telegram fees, improving efficiency and accessibility while preserving long distance communication, with both systems expected to operate in harmony.
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Reflections Of A Bachelor In New York
A quirky reflective piece notes that praise for good deeds should be matched by action and hints at yacht life as a source of allure for women, mentioning flags and decorative dishes. The tone remains commentary driven with light social observations and a hint of satire.
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Undignified Divorce Trial Reveals Cruelty Claims
A Chicago court hears a divorce petition on grounds of extreme cruelty and abusive treatment. The husband, questioned on cross examination, denies misconduct while the plaintiff recounts alleged neglect and petty abuses, including a reference to threatening behavior and the strain of an unhappy marriage.
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Retirement Talk From Congress Veteran Jamieson and Others
Iowa Democrat William Jamieson says he plans to quit Congress due to money concerns and seeks business return. Philadelphia’s Robert H. Thomas discusses inaugural attendance, and various observations on elections, logistics, and the political atmosphere amid transition and public events.
Ancient Hermitage at Dale Abbey Revealed in 15th Century Chronicle
The account by Thomas de Musa describes a baker Cornelis from St Bartholomew’s parish who retired to a rock hermitage near Dale Abbey. He built an altar on sandstart rock, tended by day and night, and lived in solitude for years until his death. The hermitage remains embedded in a region ravaged by time yet still veiled in tradition.
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