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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1911
Page
27
The annual black and white event on the lake features horses with spiked shoes racing on an ice track. Excitement rises as participants post remarkable times and onlookers enjoy the spectacle.
A Rajputana runner, Tulsi Ram, survives a tiger pursuit along the Kerat Thakore route. Though mocked by villagers, he is followed by a tiger that later aids him in guarding the path, even leading to a fatal ambush for a would be substitute. The tale ends with Tulsi Ram’s peril and the loss of his substitute and companion.
A Philadelphia North American essay chronicles auto-suggestion, psychoanalysis, and phrenology as modern tests of intellect and health, contrasting Freud and Johns Hopkins dream studies with a dangerous arms deal involving a Don in Chamela, a shady gang, a ship captain, and a deceitful cargo of guns mixed with metal.
A damaged excerpt narrates a scheme to profit from Mexican unrest by buying obsolete Springfield rifles at government sales, storing them in Frisco, and selling via a secondhand firearms operation. Bill and partner plot with unscrupulous promoters, scouting suitable marks and avoiding publicity.
A satirical view argues that poverty among the rich is more burdensome than for the poor. It highlights how luxury harms the wealthy, who must economize on gas, fur, travel, and entertainments. The piece suggests the poor should work harder to support poverty-stricken millionaires and produce more for the same pay.
An editorial argues France may recruit 300,000 Black troops from Algeria, Guiana, and West Africa to bolster its army, warning of risks to social order, racial tensions, and European balance. It notes potential German response, diverse Black troops, and political backlash amid growing discontent at home.
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