Washington Post Co Publication Logistics Note
Notice details payment methods and addresses for the Washington Post Co. in Washington D C. It lists acceptable payment forms and an advertising representative in New York with a fee amount of 98 dollars.
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Washington Post Co
Washington, D. C
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Washington, D.C
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Fitth Avenue
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Tokyo visitors study American commerce methods and aims
The notable Japanese visitors in Washington travel unofficially to study U S business practices and to deepen trade ties with Pacific coast chambers of commerce. Their reception here signals strong friendship and interest in Japan's commercial progress as government delegations assist their tour.
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Washington
Japan
Chambers of Commerce
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The Way We Live and Health Theories of Blood and Exercise
A fragmented 19th century piece discusses physiology and blood oxygen uptake in the lungs, criticizes hot baths and bleeding therapies, cites Dr Sangrado and pseudoscientific cures, contrasts famous figures with inconsistent health notions, and notes vital statistics efforts led by Census Director Durand to standardize disease data across states and cities.
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Tel Bilas
George Washington
Francis Marton
Durand
United States
Forgotten Hero of the First Trial on Stephenson's Engine
An essay honors Edward Entwistle, the first fireman on Stephenson's engine in its 1830 trial from Manchester to Liverpool. It notes his age 16 at the run, the public fear of new tech, and how progress reshaped time and distance, with Entwistle remembered as a pioneer in an era of rapid industrial change.
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Ohana
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Edward Entwaistls
Stephenson
Manchester
Liverpool
Rush
Ed Fury
Progress
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Railways and waterways bids loom over looming costs
The piece weighs fast running rails as a modern Juggernaut, cites 5,804 lives lost and 63,924 maimed last year, and argues for a balanced approach to transportation growth. It discusses waterways funding, debates about Chicago to New Orleans and Pittsburgh to Cairo channels, and notes river and rail projects as drivers of prosperity. It also covers Turkey business openings and American diplomacy’s role in securing concessions for capital projects abroad.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
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Europe
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China
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State Department
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Insey
Our Ocean Guardians and the Navy's Global Reach
The article praises a powerful U S navy buildup with battleships and fleets for both Atlantic and Pacific shores. It cites the Delaware class battleship as a symbol of offensive strength, notes the North Dakota's nearing completion, and anticipates a future with up-to-date fleets guarding commerce, securing peace, and extending American influence abroad across oceans and ports.
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Pacific
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See Death in Pound Over Jealous Owner's Dog Gyp
An owner swears his dog Gyp, a setter belonging to Adolphus J. Swett, was driven by jealousy to the pound after escaping from a warm home. Police say Gyp intended to die by self but failed to realize the pound was closed for winter. Swett retrieved the dog, while unrelated notes on Cesare Lombroso appear in the same clipping.
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Her Patriotic Protest In Grieg’s Studio Incident
The piece recalls Grieg, Norwegian composer, blamed by Bargiol for lacking music, provoking a dramatic response from a Norwegian pupil. The event is framed as a clash of national pride and artistic critique in a studio confrontation.
The Librettists Across Three Centuries
The article surveys librettists in opera history, noting their often overlooked but pivotal roles. It lists famed names like Voltaire and Goethe alongside others such as Wieland and Fielding, highlighting that librettists are few yet highly varied in talent and prestige across three centuries.
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Rich Marchioness to Marry Again in Scandalous Life Tale
The rich Marchioness of Anglesey, daughter of Sir George Chet Wynd and the late Marchioness of Hastings, announces engagement to Joba ibranes Grey Gilat of Hexington Hall. Her prior marriages and suits for nullity, her Catholic conversion, vast jewel collection, and public rumors link to distant royal and noble circles, including Strathallan estate sale and Drummond lineage.
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Hexington Hall
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Warwickshire
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Paul Hatefeldt
London
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Thar
Hermann Hatsfeldt
Count Hatsfeldt
Guy Chetlwynd
Miss Begor
New York
Real Size of Cities Equals London in Twenty Years
New York may surpass London in anthropographic population within two decades, as analysis in The Hutetin of the American Geographical Society notes. The study compares political and anthropographic city sizes, citing New York’s rapid growth and shifting rankings among major U.S. cities and London, with projections later aligning New York to London’s scale by around 20 years if trends continue.
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Michigan State Normal College
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Europe
Subway flirtation sparks crowd laughter on Brooklyn car
Passengers on a Brooklyn bound subway car crowded with women seated on the platform witness a middle-aged man trying to flirt with a girl in old rose. He winks and teases as the guard objects, the girl blushes, then the crowd laughs when a father and daughter joke breaks the tension. A Royal Magazine excerpt follows showing theater goers react to a mock “croaker” tirade.
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Drinkers, Automats, and Medals in a Fleet Street Tiding
A London Chronicle excerpt notes Lord John Russell quipping about moderation during youth travels in Spain. It cites a Pierpont-esque remark that true moderation is hard to measure. Also described is an automatic restaurant in Ostend with a Rue de Plandre setup, offering ready trays, sandwiches, and drinks dispensed by coin.
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Europe
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Luxurious Japanese Prison Described as Ideal Residence
A fragment reports a Japan prison near Tokyo praised as luxurious with gardens, ponds, and cherry trees. It claims spacious cells, electric heating, marble bathrooms, dressing rooms, and opulent furnishings, portraying the facility as an ideal, crime-free residence.
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Boston Warts a Doctor for Tuberculosis Aid
Boston seeks a medical expert from federal services to reorganize the health department and combat tuberculosis amid immigrant-driven health challenges. Mayor Hibbard appeals to Washington for an epidemic-control specialist as the state and city plan a joint tuberculosis action strategy.
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Washington
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Philippines Islands
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New York City
Predicts Long Cold Winter Prophesied by Jonat Campbell
The New York Tribune reports farmers prepare for a long winter based on a prophecy by Jonat Campbell. He cites overabundance of hickory and chestnuts and notes the squirrel’s early disappearance to its winter hiding place, 24 days ahead of time.
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Reflections of a Bachelor From the New York Brews
A fragmentary satire on courtship and gender roles notes a girl educated to handle men and mocks male sympathy and financial bets. It hints at readers interpreting love via money, flowers, and a Bible checkbook logic, with sardonic tone about social mores.
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Pointed Paragraphs on Gossip and Food Advice
A Chicago News excerpt reflects on human folly in brief aphorisms. It notes soft talk has little effect on verse and that people ignore food guidance unless they pay for it. It suggests gossip is easier than prayer and mocks epitaph writers who ignore dead languages.
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Prohibition critique and aviation notes from visitors in Washington
Visitors express strong views on prohibition, calling laws inadequate and lenient enforcement common. The piece also covers aviation gains, with Glenn Curtiss predicting more pilots and broader sport, and political forecasts from George T. Treadhill on mayoral races and state results.
Bug Catch to Lake Erie From the Columbus Dispatch
The fisting Wats going out from Sa dusky Saturiay brought imag there cats 1 that day 40900 'ons of herring Other fl lare plentiful in proportion, and never 7 the hastory of fishing in the lake jiay gauger, pickerel ami pike been so numer ous All thig we the result no doubt of the work of the fish commission through ' Lake Erle hatcheries Fishermen are en thusiastic over the featockng of the [in uith feh and are entering inia the way of assisting the State commission wri Bteat enthusiasm.
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Napoleonic Relic at Army Museum in Paris Ensign
Westminster Gazette notes a rare addition to the Army Museum in Paris the red and white ensign with gold beetles once given by Napoleon to his troops on Elba. A French contemporary reports Col Campbell kept the piece during the emperor's departure and it has remained in the family since.
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