Washington Post Subscriptions Terms and Details 1910
Publication notice lists subscription options for daily and Sunday editions, including rates by carrier and mail, payment methods, and advance mail terms. It notes post office entry and class of mail, with advertising reps listed for New York and Chicago.
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Washington
Alexandria
Daly
Pally
Caily
Washington Post CO
Washington, D. C
Aos Poraiga
Paul
Pith Avenue
New York
Steger Latex
Chicago
Let The Post Follow You Memorial Day Message
The Post urges Washington residents to maintain subscriptions and stay informed about the capital while honoring Memorial Day. It extols unity of the nation, linking Civil War veterans to current civic duty, and notes the memory of fallen servicemen unites North and South in shared patriotism.
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Benasa Honda
Serutha
Diplomatic Turmoil Over Arbitration Moves Vague
Fragmented dispatches describe Myaten Vronagt and Pere seeking arbitration while other parties debate timing and authority. The State Department appears unsure how to respond as Peru and other nations weigh participation and potential troop withdrawals amid stalled negotiations.
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Pback
Thoof Pere
Eenadar
Seo- Ve
Knox
State Department
Sathya
AG Teast
Peru
Sondonithea
United States
Argentina
Rommane
Growth of Universities and New Education Policy
The article discusses university expansion in the United States, noting the shift toward broader access and democratic tuition policy. It highlights the West and South leading reforms, reducing barriers and fostering intelligencer public life, with Dr. Pritchett praising the unfettered development of public institutions.
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Pritchett
Arlea
Ieadem Jang
New England
West
South
Stata Unniversities
Wandanger Uberty
Hubark
Tle
Southern
Curtiss’s Albany to New York Flight Sets New Aviation Record
An observer notes rising educational work across the South and celebrates Glenn Curtiss’s Albany to New York flight. He completed 137 miles in 2 hours 23 minutes at an average speed near 34 mph with gusting performance, winning a $10,000 prize and proving American leadership in aviation development.
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Albany
New York
Curtis
Atlantic
Curtiss
Poughkeepsie
Hudson
New York World
Bistiot
Farman
Pallihan
United States
Kansas harvest labor needs rise amid farm surplus and idle lands
Charles Harris of the Kansas free employment Bureau estimates 2 000 harvest hands needed around June, with 18 000 last year and more sought as harvests rise. The piece argues farm work can employ idle manpower, promotes swamp land reclamation in the Mississippi Valley, and critiques political demagogy and direct primaries while noting economic optimism.
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Free Employment Bureau
Kansas
Harris
United States
New York City
Kew
A Modern Alchemist and the Philadelphia Prisoner
A fragmented 19th century style note reports a New York financier and trust company president dying in Scranton while pursuing the philosopher’s stone. The piece hints at revived alchemy driven by credulity and economic motives, mentioning a Philadelphia prisoner and a judge’s extension of a sentence.
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New York
Trust Company
Gand
Europe
Phildelphia
Roosevelt Reception Sparks Political Guesswork and Delayed Meeting
An NYTrivena report traces Roosevelt Pinchot Taft tensions as letters prompt conjecture on loyalties to insurgents or regulars. Taft declines a New York stop to meet Roosevelt, deferring until a more suitable moment after Villa Nova events, with Loeb advising caution.
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Washington
Tatt
United States
Villa Nova
Money and Germs in Bank Notes Warned by Health Experts
An article notes that paper currency can carry germs and potentially transmit disease. Dr Park and Mr Hilditch report bank notes harbor various bacteria, with virulent forms possible if spread by circulation. While some germs may be harmless, precautions like avoiding contact with cuts and washing hands before handling money are advised.
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Hilditch
New Haven
Hich
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Popular Science Monthly
Post Philosophy Quips and Quirky Truths
A breezy, fragmentary meditation on beliefs, superstition, and human nature. The text wobbles between aphorisms and playful observations about nagging, luck, and the idea of escaping burdens. It hints at the curious logic of everyday life and the odd ways people cope with fate.
Edward VII Death Shakes English Turf and Nobility
The article notes Edward VII's death shakes English turf causing owners to retire from racing, King George’s stance on the stable, Derby and Shrewsbury lineages, and the Derby title’s historic ties to the Isle of Man. It mentions Lord Derby’s royal stud, Greece’s crown offers, and Man sovereignty history tied to the Stanley family.
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Henry IV Watt the Death of the Tenth Earl of Derby
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Knowsley
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Lathom
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Henry VH
Next House Forecast From Democratic Enthusiasts
A Washington table projects the next U S House so that Democrats could hold a 58 to 56 majority. Some Republicans mock the chart yet concede a Democratic House with a Republican Senate and President might curb drastic legislation, offering a period of political rest and recovery.
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Throttling Bohemia in Kansas City Art Scene
A New York Sun report laments Kansas City officials and public opinion silencing Bohemian venues. It notes Naples Stetly and Mulberry Street clubs feeding art amid police scrutiny, with ministers and aldermen pushing bans on spaghetti joints and bohemian gatherings.
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Dreaming of Halley and the mocking bird song debate
A fragmented readers’ note laments delaying Halley’s apparition while referencing a Dixie ballad and the mockingbird. It muses on Halley as a star and the dreamy appeal of southern imagery to awaken the public.
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Age Limit of Man and The Balkan Longevity Claims
An article argues centenarians are rare and age claims often unfounded while noting some Balkan regions show higher ages claimed. It cites Prince Moetchatkot and Metehnikoff on sour milk diets as possible keys to longer lifespans, but notes few are willing to adopt such regimes.
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de Young
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Memories of the Blue and Gray Poem by Henry Lynden Flash
A fragment from a Confederate Civil War remembrance reading in Los Angeles recounts veterans of the blue and gray. It honors both sides, praising fallen leaders and the shared sacrifice that unites the past with present memory through reverent language.
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Stonewall
Lee
Aviators and social reformers clash over money free talk
From a Gunter's Meganine tone to a New York Sun plan, readers see debate on eliminating money from conversation. A social reformer endorses a scheme where members are paid to join but pledge not to mention money, aims to curb money-centered chatter and keep the topic from social use.
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Via
Reflections of a Bachelor in a Flawed Society
A reminiscence on virtue in public life where a man believes he aids the world by aiding himself. A stout woman boasts of clever talk, while clubs for bachelors rely on popularity with married men. The piece critiques moral posturing and the hidden traps in benevolent schemes.
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Politicians discuss Ohio senator and European costs
Former Ohio official Critchfield hails Senator Dick as a fair leader. Martin Miller returns from Europe detailing living costs, prices, and travel, noting sharp contrasts with the United States. Miller cites London shop price relations, meals, and lodging while contrasting U S conditions. Texas wheat and cotton outlooks are discussed along with Texas political prospects and dry laws. New York Democratic prospects center on Gaynor and potential gubernatorial nominees as Republicans eye possible leaders.
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J Martin Miller
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Pointed Paragraphs on Modern Manners and Wealth
A fragmentary set of aphoristic musings contrasts honesty and wealth with social expectations. It quips on failure as a preface to success, the sting of deceit, property, and diplomacy, all through humorous, maxims like the diplomat who never accepts no and the idea that early rising guarantees riches.
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