Washington Post Subscription Rates May 26 1910
Publication details for The Washington Post include subscription options by carrier and mail. Rates list daily and Sunday editions, with annual, monthly, and weekly prices, plus payment methods and mailing instructions. The notice notes entry as a second class matter and provides advertising representation details.
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Washington Post Subscription Notice Drafted For Readers
A historical notice explains that Washingtonian readers should follow The Post to receive timely updates about affairs at the Capital. It notes address changes may occur and urges delivery to any part of the country. Orders may be sent by post or telephone to ensure prompt service and that old addresses remain valid for renewals.
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Trade bodies push merger to boost Washington's growth
Washington's Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade press a merger to unify business voices and strengthen civic effort. Supporters cite efficiency and stronger public aims. opponents warn of divided loyalties and muddled aims. The proposed central body would coordinate promotion and advancement for the city.
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The French Soldier and Military Prowess Through History
A dated reflection on French soldiers praising endurance speed and discipline, noting Napoleonic campaigns, Valleys campaigns, and Civil War comparisons. It lauds their rapid marching, morale, drill efficiency, and impact on Anglo-Saxon perceptions, citing Bonaparte, Jackson, and Forrest as archetypes of rapid movement and stout foot troops.
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Pauline Wayne the White House Cow Wins Washington Contest
The White House cow Pauline Wayne wins the popularity contest and a breeding selection sent from Wisconsin to President Taft. Senator Isaac Stephenson arranged shipment of the best bred Holstein, valued around 1000 dollars, to grace the White House lawn and provide superior milk for officials.
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Reward for Five Fire Horses Demand Better Pensionery Care
Chit Wagner of the fire department backs a pension plan for aging fire horses after long service. He notes that retired horses are sent to the District property clerk, then to a poorhouse farm, and finally sold to possibly cruel owners. He argues for a humane, funded endowment to allow these noble animals to spend their remaining days on a farm in peace.
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Ring of price control alleged in boycott case at Southern Wholesale
A witness accuses a price ring to keep costs high, alleging damages paid to drop a lawsuit against the Southern Wholesale Groceral Association for boycott. Narrative asserts feudalism in modern commerce, extortionate prices, and deliberate depredation of food stocks to hurt the poor.
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East Dorset hearing on improper influence case with an odd goat witness
A Dorset hearing featured a deputy lieutenant Henry Charles 213er as a key witness. The goat wearing blue placards and the parliamentary farce drew laughter as defense and judge clashed over how long the animal remained, highlighting a charged scene amid broader political chatter about tariffs and Philippine trade.
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Trees of Washington storm and tree trimming plea
Old Resident warns that a near tornado could destroy Washington’s old overgrown trees. The piece recalls widespread wind damage, noting twenty uprooted trees in the southeast and many branches in streets and parks. It urges the government to hire skilled trimmers to save the city’s trees and beauty.
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Inland Waterway gains favor cites corridor route study
Washington reports Representative Small of North Carolina notes growing support for the proposed inland waterway from Boston to Florida. He predicts Congress will authorize phased construction starting Norfolk to Beaufort and Delaware River to Chesapeake Bay, with broader links later.
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Blot on Career Of Sir Edmund Verney Reveals A Home Fund
A spoofed obituary discusses Sir Edmund Verney and Peter Burns, noting Burns left an estate to his widow with one half to fund loans for home building in Clay County. The will permits up to 2000 per borrower at 2 percent interest, secured by real estate, repaid at 100 per year. The plan aims to create homeowners and promote public welfare through a lasting fund.
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Expulsion and legacy of Sir Edmund Verney in Claydon House history
A wide range of 19th and 20th century figures surround Sir Edmund Verney, his 1850s expulsion from Parliament and navy, and the Claydon House Verney lineage. The article traces family ties to Florence Nightingale, Catherine Calvert, and Parthenope Verney, noting the ghost of Sir Edmund and the entangled estates. It also covers Nightingale relatives, Lady Lambton, and naval hero Hedworth Lambton, linking historic deeds to present Claydon heirs.
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Marriage of the Unfit Sparks Rhode Island Debate
A Philadelphia newspaper editorial endorses Bishop McVickar's calls to bar marriage for the physically or mentally unfit. It notes existing bans on close-kin unions for health and morality reasons, discusses state control versus a uniform national law, and argues reform is impracticable while varied laws remain.
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Wonderful swimmers at Catalina dive for jewel shell
A vivid scene describes crystal clear Catalina waters with glass bottom boats, teeming with fish and glittering sand. A Catalina diver performs spectacular dives and shell retrievals, while two men in bathing suits tempt visitors with the beauty of a fake jewel shell and a shared morning show.
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Corporation Outrage in Kansas Rail Service
The Chicago Inter Ocean laments a new form of corporate overreach in Kansas where an express agent allegedly extorts whisky from a resident. Neighbors urged action to curb such intrusions, arguing the case attacks privacy, reputation, and peace, demanding accountability at the corporate level. The piece calls for reforms to reach the corporation itself and prevent future abuses.
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No Time Like the Old Time Poem Meditation
Oliver Wendell Komes reflects on youth and springtime in a nostalgic verse. The speaker recalls April buds, violet flowers, and the garden’s splendor, dreaming of a time when he and a beloved were young and cared for in a cherished place.
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Old Love and Prayer Fragments Across Aged Verses
A collage of antique musings and moral verse contrasts aged affection with enduring duties. It juxtaposes lines about steadfast friendship and wives with admonitions against bribery and falsehood, and includes an extended animal prayer from a Swedish source echoing mercy toward a tired horse seeking humane treatment.
Arbitration lesson from a Brooklyn courtroom
Two Brooklyn boys quarrelled over childish differences and agreed to settle with a fight. One won, the other was hospitalized with brain concussion. The Brooklyn children's court, Judge Foster, urged reconciliation and warned the loser to take his medicine and shake hands, then go home. The piece argues arbitration is flawed for youths and minors.
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Pointed Paragraphs From The Chinese News Snippet
Fragmented paragraph from the Kew York Press includes satirical lines on women, money, looks, and social norms. The piece touches on engagements, automobiles, truthfulness, and government concerns, reflecting era commentary. The snippet preserves aged phrasing and social observations without explicit events or dates.
German Named Von Spies Seeks Fortune In Bartlesville
In Bartlesville Oklahoma a German immigrant named Von Spies, once unable to speak English, has become a leading local musician. He reportedly has $100 in drafts from Munich lawyers and awaits a German inheritance of about $1.9 million from an aunt. Locals discuss his plans to return to Germany amid Belgian political news and broader remarks on longevity in North Carolina and Tennessee, alongside other anecdotes.
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