Washington Post Subscriptions and 1910 Notices
The notice outlines mail subscription options and prepaid rates for The Washington Post with Sunday editions, and lists payment methods including drafts checks and money orders. It includes distribution details, publication city and date May 15 1910, and mentions campaign language to keep readers informed as they relocate.
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Mall
Daly
Washington Post
Washington, D.C
Wadbington
Aviane
Bullaing
Chiease
POST
Epochal talk on kings and clocks with Moore Abbey tone
A sprawling historical piece surveys royal prints, clocks and lineage from Queen Elizabeth to Queen Victoria, detailing Moore Abbey, the Drogheda earldom, and aristocratic hospitality. It touches on royal salutes, etiquette, and anecdotes of Dublin Castle rituals, interwoven with reflections on superstition and science.
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George
England
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George Hag Ata Kom
Seton
Edward
Mariy
Alexanra
Gorge V
United Kingdom
Windsor Castle
Wittle Buckingham
el AJ
Drogheda
Hitevig
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Evin
Slizabeth
Moore Abbey
Loftus
Moors
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Marly
Karlstort
Pierculs
Gily
Gladsntowerin
Hla Wits
Stuart Wortley
Lord Whacacliffe
Waeng
Prt
Dublin Castle
Dubin Castle
Duke Abercorn
Splendid
Bouséhold
Lord Beaconsfeld
Lord Beaconsfeld’s ‘Popular Navel, “Lothar.” Snd
Prom Succes Magazin Plans Spring Vacations
A playful dialogue between Lucy and Bummer Blane debates dream trips for spring. They flirt with mountains seas Europe and the Rockies while seeking rest from urban heat, considering Nova Scotia and distant woods as possible escapes.
Chilean trade talks and Edward VII diplomatic note
A Chilean official discusses trade with the United States and Europe, noting Chile’s large wheat surplus and seeking more liberal terms from American manufacturers. He praises President Montt’s rail expansion, while contrasting U S payment norms with European credit practices. Also quoted are reflections on King Edward VII’s diplomacy and Franco-British relations, with observations on Paris press tone during Victoria’s death and potential future kings.
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Moan Cpr Ng
Panatae Canal
United States
Chile
Washington Y'Esay
Arlington
England
Europe
America
Capt. Cuevas
Fedro Mont
Mentz
Edward VI
Ormady McHarg
Commerce and Labor
Willard
Edward
Paris
Queen Victoria
Edward VII
George V
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A fragmentary excerpt satirizes bachelor life and courtship as temptations and social misfires. It parodies old maid tropes and marriage’s perceived power to tame male wildness, reflecting late 19th or early 20th century humor.
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Europe
New York
Scletica
Vantaga
Che Jatane
Thal
Germany
Barnes
Jacout
Jacobi
New York Press
Racing in Mexico Prompts Native Interest and Reform
From the Chicago News a discussion on thoroughbred racing in Mexico highlights admiration for the sport, its potential to raise native horsemanship, and government backing. Juan A Tecasas of Mexico City praises reforms and calls for American attendance, noting transportation constraints and the jockey club’s exclusivity in the capital. Incognito from Circle Magazine adds a fragment about a telephone exchange and a promise to return items by Monday.
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Mexico
Juan A. Tecasas
Mexico City
Dinarez
Mexteshima
Jockey Club
Republic
Texas
Colorado
California
States
Navy Retirement Bill Aims to Reward Enlisted Sailors
A proposed retirement measure for Navy and Marine Corps personnel seeks to improve service efficiency and retention by offering earlier retirement with pay, arguing long-term savings in recruiting, transport, training, and subsistence. Advocates claim it is just and beneficial to sailors, though uptake hinges on higher service costs and future laws.
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Cupid
London
Sloane
Ja'no Tesa
Princesa Marie/Loutce
Mobrbon
Pasaers
Navy
Marine Corps
Senate
Congress
Thade Weno
A Miserable Graft in Postal Reform Debacle
A critique traces a century old graft scheme to force front door mailboxes, noting a penny box idea sold to gullible citizens. It claims Congress blocked the plan on technicalities, describing it as money making for rent seeking interests. The piece argues a supposed humane motive masks self serving tax ideas and public nuisance.
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Congress
Act of Congress
Railroads and Progress Debate in Private Capital Era
Fragmentary excerpt argues for limited federal railway regulation to protect private capital. Emphasizes that legislation restricting rail growth would hinder industrial, social, and intellectual progress, urging continued private ownership and efficiency to sustain advancement.
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