Washington Post subscription terms and notices 1910
The notice details subscription rates and delivery options for The Washington Post in 1910 including carrier and mail plans, payment methods, foreign advertising contact, and publication date May 22 1910. It notes address changes allowed and asks readers to send orders by telephones and drafts or checks.
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Washington
Alexandria
Washington Poet CO
Washington, DC
Paul Block
Riffs Avenue
New Fork
Stager
POST
Permetis
Psi Telephone
Broken Promises and State Quarrel in 1860s Debate
Disjointed OCR reads recount the political clash over admitting Arizona and New Mexico as states, amid Civil War era tensions. It notes figures like Eugene Fula Fenittan and Samuel J Fantail Cynrit, and contemplates presidential fate, Colorado, and the Continental Congress context.
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Andi
Terrane
Arizona
Mexas
Green Wood
Samson
Arimont
Eugene Fula Fenittan
Samuel J Fantail Cynrit
Ana
Thomas Jetter
Continental Congress
Peter Chien
Tennessee Democracy Shaken By Trustee Row at Convention
Fragmented report details intra party conflicts at a Tennessee convention with figures like Gen WH Hannin and Carmack cited. The regular Democratic State committee outlines a June primary and an August state election as tensions rise over party control and eligibility rules.
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Gow Patterson
Ats
Hannan
Raal
Missioner
Jalae
Caldwell
Col Cooper
Déeling
Posalne
Iannah
As Senate
Carmack
Hannir
Education and Success in Character and Wealth
A reflective piece argues success is not defined by wealth or status. It emphasizes character, self-respect, and moral growth as true outcomes, warning that wealth can undermine virtue. The discussion cites Speaker Cannon and laments misquoted philosophies while questioning money as the standard of achievement.
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Cannon
Presbyterian General Assembly
Atlantic City
Knox
Calvin
Lamee M. Hdrhley
Ita
Ite
Aia Mls
Presbyterian Church
Pine region in South Jersey eyed for sanatorium use
A Atlantic City bulletin notes South Jersey pine lands could host camps and sanatoriums for consumption patients. It cites 2,070,000 acres of pine woodland along the coast, mild climate, and proximity to Lakewood, Port Jervis, and Cape May as favorable factors for woodland sanitariums and allied health efforts against tuberculosis.
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PED de Parladilphia
Evening Bulletin
Atlantic City
South Jersey
Lakewood
New Jersey
Port Jervis
Cape May
Aouth
Denver
Blue
Appalachian Mountains
Pennsylvania
South Terney
Deeper Waterways and New England’s Trade Awakening
A Massachusetts Board of Trade meeting lauds deeper inland water routes from Boston to Beaufort as a major boost for commerce. South Carolina and Rhode Island leaders back cross‑state cooperation to expand coastwise traffic, with engineers surveying an inland route and a federal focus on reviving regional distribution arteries.
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New
Englacé
da _motth Ag
Small
North Carolina
Massachusetts Board of Trae
Plo
Nis
Rewsey Fyland
Grat Lakes
St Lawrence Valley
Rhode Island
Aeettion
New England
Gov Pothier
Sintee
Massachusetts Bay
Long Sound
Atlantic
Aay
Int Deeper Waterways Association
Congress
Movement to establish a national Boy Scout organization
The Kansas City Journal notes rapid progress toward a national Boy Scouts group in the United States. Col Peter Bomus, USA, retired, is named commander in chief, with local companies forming nationwide. The plan emphasizes outdoor training, self discipline, and moral conduct to help street and at risk youth, while defending against militarism concerns. The New York World reports include a separate item on subway era hoodlumism and poverty, noting fines for the perpetrators and contrasting the offense with other street issues.
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Kansas City Journal
Boy Scouts
England
Baden Powell
National Highway Protective Society
Peter Bomus
USA
Bomus Law
Jin
Tuon
Wanda
Wervicana Infantry
Scouts Movement
Justice Fom
New ‘York
Twenty Third Street
First Avenue
Herriman
Herrman
New York
Adolph Schiff
New Willard
Washington
United States
Romance From Smart Set Remains Oddly Revealing
A fragment from the Smart Set hints at a romance with odd undertones. It suggests a woman who loved her first husband or a similar figure in a way that defies simple explanation, portraying a remarkable emotional choice.
Puzzle of Philosophy: Dissatisfaction Shapes a New Path
Fragmentary note reflects criticism of overconfidence and caution, mentioning a party idea and unmarried daughters as a metaphor for factions leaving business to pursue change. It implies restless pursuit without promising outcomes.
Madrid plans grand boulevard and civic renown
King Alfonso's modernization of Madrid envisions a 1.5 mile long boulevard named after the Gray Via, a plaza rename to Plaza de Espana, and a towering Cervantes statue. The scheme clears nineteen narrow streets and 27 others, razes several buildings, and spurs new landmarks including a Bank of Spain edifice and a grand Hotel Ritz near the Prado.
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Alfonso
Chadria
Plaza de San Marcii
Plaza de Espana
Cervantes
Don Quixote
Ban Placide
Philp TV
Matrid
Bank of Spain
Imménsa
Ritz
Frado Museum
Parla
Emporiume
Printemps
Alfonso XI
Spain
Short hair and crowns in women stir long standing debate
A scrambled 19th century look at women’s hair and adornment cites Dr Max Hoff of Clark University arguing civilization hinges on hair length. Critics push back noting beauty, fashion, and opinion across literature from Euripides to Tennyson, ending with a caution that short haired women endure in memory of iconic figures.
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New York Timex
Max Haff
Clark University
Haft
Bat
Raff
Baff
Hila
Euripides
Electra
Orestes
Thomas Love Peacock
Hoff
Eve Helen of Troy
Godiva
Tennyson
Indiana school census shows rural depopulation trend
Indiana's superintendent of public instruction warns race death by own action skews school census data. From 24 counties, 19 show fewer children, with urban areas like Lake County and Gary driving gains. Rural districts report declines as farmers move to cities or leave the state, risking overall citizen numbers and prompting calls for immigration and farm literature to attract residents.
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Loungine Courier Journal
Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction
Lake
Gary
Chicago
Hammond
Whiting
Henry County
Newcastle
USL
Howard County
Kokomo
Rarar Terrtory
Wabash
Hancock
Huntington
Montgomery
Jennings
Kouciusko
DeKath
Hendricks
Daviess
Sealt
Indiana
Agricultural Department
Col. Roosevelt
Burial mystery of ballet dancer found in costume at prairie cemetery
John P Paillssard, States Attorney, began probe into the burial of a beautiful 20 year old girl whose coffin was unloaded at Prairie Dell Cemetery near Here. A woman, claiming to be Ellen Nichols, asserted the body was her daughter Delving Nichols. The casket was opened with the mother's consent after death details conflicted with a hospital death. The body wore a colorful ballet costume and jewelry, and the woman departed by train for Houston after the burial.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Houston
Tex
Axa Woman Sees It Easter Post Reflection
Axa Woman Sees It discusses the daily press and the idea that the uplift and conservation movement must preserve principle rather than sensational features. The writer argues faithfulness to trust and principle over scandal, noting an old fashioned viewpoint amid current events. Washington, May 2.
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Easter Post
Napers
Washington
Near-Great Writers Face Fame and Want in Tantalus Parable
The piece critiques writers like Gertrude Atherton Frank Norris and Robert Chambers who hover between almost great and fully great. It argues that near-great authors seek true greatness yet settle for imitation fame, lamenting their inability to surpass the threshold and the humbling Tantalus metaphor.
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Sexst
Chicago
Inter Octan
Tantalus
Gertrude Atherton
Frank
Norris
Rovert Chambers
Thay
Bas
Lemp
Frank Norrig
Emile Zola
Octopus
Pit
Me‘Teague
America
Aedite
Robert Chambers
Chambers
Shekely
Ranti Wes
Comet musings and questions drift through a playful verse
A fragmented dialogue imagines a comet sparking curiosity and wonder. The piece toys with philosophy and sci fi notions, quoting a mock conversation about curing earthly woes and teaching humanity to fly. The voice remains playful and theatrical throughout.
A cradle song and political note mixed in verse
A lyric fragment titled A Cradle Song questions a mother’s future for a child and prays for steadfast faith amid hardship. The piece is followed by a NYC World report asserting Ballinger Pinchot controversy closure claims are unlikely before June and a single influential figure could halt it.
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York
Congress
Art Administration
Reflections of 4 Bachelor From the Kew Fork Press
Man proposes the girl prompts him. Supporting family is a race that tests romance before and after marriage. He learns about education and responsibility, while a father guides. A woman bears pew rent and clothes for the children, doing it all the time.
Comets and Brase in a Curious Theatrical Debate
A fragment from Circle Magazine ponders cosmic ideas and social aims. It jokes about comet tails, earth mass, and personal ascent in life. A window scene, katydids, and a church interweave with unfocused musings on knowledge.
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Falitor
Westington
Views on Pacific trade and road safety in Washington
The article quotes James A Kennedy of Honolulu urging U S action to preserve Pacific trade from Britain and Japan and cites Adolph Schiff on road skidding in Washington with rain and slick asphalt. It notes Hawaiian pineapple and sugar crop prospects, Navy Dry Docks progress, and Tennessee politics around Governor Patterson amid a heated campaign.
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Philippines
Hawaiian Islands
United States
James A Kennedy
Honoluly
Raleigh
Orient
Great Britain
Japan
Pacific
Far East
Vest Gelx
Islands
Wright Gow
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