Subscriptions and address notes for The Washington Post 1921
Printed in May 25 1921 issue with subscription rates and renewal instructions. It lists daily and Sunday price options, advance payment terms, and payment methods including checks and money orders. Also notes editor Edward B Nelean and foreign advertising reps.
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Washington Post
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Edward B.nelean
Postoffice
Washington D
Paul B Century Building
Chicago
Littlé Sunldink
Weilheatiay
President Harding Addresses Stir National Spirit At Home And Abroad
President Harding’s speeches at Hoboken and New York renew Americanism, praising sacrifice of soldiers, urging unity, liberty, and progress. He links national resolve to peace, justice, and enduring devotion to government and institutions. Children wave flags as he calls for courage and mutual confidence.
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Hoboken Pier
América
Europe
Academy of Political Science
America
New York
United States
Lincoln
Gettysburg
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Harding
Itipor
High School Curriculum Revisions Set for September
The District's high schools will implement sweeping curriculum changes next September including mandatory American history and civics for diploma eligibility. Math may be reduced from two to one year, foreign languages offered as electives, and the plan remains experimental with scope to revise.
Navy Versus Pacifists Rally for Strengthened Defense
In a vivid political clash, supporters urge continued naval build up and preparedness while pacifist voices warn against arms races. The piece cites President Hardings New York speech as a rallying text for patriotic Americans backing a strong navy and national defense amid wartime memories and postwar debates.
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Japan
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Idtavor
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Peopl
T6ight
United States
Senate
Botanic Garden move urged for Washington's beauty
Support grows for relocating the Botanic Garden to a larger site near Mount Hamilton Avenue. Backed by the AHaris commission and the Board of Trade, the plan aims to create a setting worthy of the garden’s jewels, asserting Washington should lead in a model city landscape.
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Board of Trade
Botanic Garden
Mount Hamilton
Arden Tg
Beautiful
Washington
National Capital
Fine Arts Commission
Dominican Republic talks hint at Marine withdrawal
Discussions in Washington between high officials touched on rapid U S action regarding the Dominican Republic. A State Department statement was promised while officials weighed an early U S Marines withdrawal as a step toward establishing a native government on the island. President-elect Carvajal, blocked from taking office in 1918 by a U S backed military rule, urged accelerated withdrawal to restore governance in the republic.
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United States
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Washington politics and diplomacy amid naval planning
The piece discusses the White House and Congress debate on naval policy, international relations, and proposed conferences with Britain and Japan. It mentions President Harding, Sims, the Monroe Doctrine, and reactions to naval spending, with references to Japan, Britain, and the League of Peace era context.
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League of Peace
Tha. Wilson
Legacy of a Lombard Marquise in Old World History
A fragmented reminiscence depicts the late Lady Berterset and the Marquis Cusani linked to vast Lombard estates and a storied European circle. It recalls Italian diplomacy, wartime service, and a mansion modernized in 1785, detailing high society ties with Montenegro, Queen Helena, and US officials.
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Laay Henty Basitest
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Bility
Berterset
Howald Greville
Bae
Winteveresee Nad Bedh
Proceedings of Congress and Committees In Brief
Proceedings outline actions in Congress and committees with mentions of votes on naval spending cuts, appointments, treaties, and bills. It notes leaders and members such as Senator Leatdot, Senator Aiderwood, and Representative Fidad, plus committee activity on tariffs, education, and transportation.
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Committees
Railroads and Economic Prosperity Keep Nation Moving
In a public discourse the speaker argues that four years of government road and rail projects increased railroad employment and payroll dramatically. He contends railroads must earn enough to cover fixed costs, urging cooperation between management and workers to adjust finances for national growth and prosperity.
Traffic in Circles and Streets Draws Comment in Capital
A crowd of visitors discuss Washington traffic at circles, noting crowding, confusing layouts, and the need for better flow. References to Mount Vernon entrance fees, the Mount Vernon treaty highway idea, and shifting fashion trends echo concerns of pedestrians and drivers alike.
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Columbia
New York
Stanley M. George
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Elswhere
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Scott Circle
Prince of Monaco Praises U S Loyalty to Allies
Paris reports the Prince of Monaco returning from the United States expresses confidence that America will aid in establishing durable peace and normalizing economic conditions after a war spurred by Germany's bad faith, noting American optimism and sympathy.
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