Washington Post Company address and advertising rep details
The Washington Post Company publication office lists Pennsylvants Avenue near Fourteenth Street and mentions payment methods by draft, check, money order, or registered letter. Advertising representative Paul Block is named, with addresses in New York and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvants Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Washington Post Co
Washington, DC
Washington
Paul Block
Fifth Avenue
New York
Hertford
Public health and Japan trade visit spurs policy push
The article argues for uniform vital statistics data to combat typhoid and other diseases, citing Canal Zone yellow fever success and Cuban efforts as proof. It highlights Washington health officials pushing reliable local data and government action, while Japanese visitors study American business methods to deepen Pacific trade ties.
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Cercar
Washington
Alexandria
Sanday
Durand
Iocalciiex
Canal Zone
Cuba
Vital Statistics and the Limits of Exercise in Health
The article debates the fixed relationship between blood oxygen uptake and muscular demand, arguing that increasing air intake or lung volume cannot boost oxygen delivery. It critiques medical fads from past eras, notes how prominent figures relied on extreme therapies, and highlights the need for consistent vital statistics collection under Durand to reduce governmental and local confusion in disease classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sangrado
Tel Bilas
George Washington
Francis Marton
William ME Byarts
Ova Farr
Forgotten Hero of the First Trial: Steam Age Beginnings
A tribute to pioneer courage highlighting the firsts that shaped progress from balloon flight to rail and telegraph. The piece recalls early risk takers like the first locomotive rider and notes public fear, the relentless push of invention, and the cost of rapid modernization as society moved toward air travel and modern industry.
Railways, debts and waterways raise wary questions
A survey of rapid transit's social toll cites 5,804 deaths and 63,924 maimed last year while debating bonds for canals and improved water routes. The piece discusses Taft era debt, Ohio and Mississippi projects, and calls for cautious funding and private capital incentives amid broader economic growth. It also notes Turkish opportunities and American effort versus European competition in securing concessions and contracts.
Our Ocean Guardians Emphasize Naval Growth and Reach
The piece extols a growing US navy with the Delaware and North Dakota as core power, predicts rapid construction of battleships, cruisers, torpedo boats, and submarines. It envisions Atlantic and Pacific fleets ready to defend or strike, and asserts global commercial and geopolitical influence with vigilant patrols and stationed fleets worldwide.
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Cincinnati Eng
Delaware
North Dakota
Howecas
Atlantic
Pacific
Death in the Pound Over a Jealous Mastiff Feud
A dog named Gyp, once owned by Adolphus J. Swett, led a jealous chase after a new collar and fled to the pound. Police say the dog intended to die by its own action, but Swett traced it to the pound, where winter closure kept it safe inside the kennel. Swett retrieved Gyp, who mourned his master, as the scene reflected a troubled bond between man and pet.
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Montetali
New York
Pras
Gyp
Ted
Adolphus J. Swett
Swett
Henry ‘Tippett
Patriotic Protest Riles Grieg Fame in Norwegian Studio
A dramatic episode centers on Grieg the musical idol of Norwegians. German composer Bargiol clashes with a pupil over Grieg’s music, leading to a heated exchange and a dramatic departure from the studio. The tale reflects national pride and artistic conflict.
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Taub
Ighe
Gring
Mla
Grieg
Bargiel
Sintie
Moet
Aupsror
The Hymble Libréttist and the Opera Libretto Craft
The history notes the librettist role as rare and high minded, drawn from top literary figures. It cites names like Goethe Wieland Fielding and others who attempted libretto writing, though only a small number have truly left their mark across three centuries.
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Opara
Nbretist
Hje
Weltsite
Goethe
Wieland
Addinon
Fielding
Mdtastaso
Calzablet
Risquegini
Belto
Coppee
Sionnan
Rich Marchioness To Marry Again In High Society Circles
The rich Marchioness of Anglesey announces engagement to Joba Ibranes Grey Gilat of Hexington Hall Warwickshire. Her fraught marriages include a nullity suit in 1898, separation, and reconciliation before her late husband’s death. She governs vast jewels and a substantial settlement, remaining Roman Catholic.
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Wulowed
Arrieze
Iml
Fmaly
Lord St Hélier
Sir Francis Jeune
Mia
Marchioness
Anglesey
Marciofioness
Frederick Hohenlohn
Paul Hatsfeldt
London
Helen Moulton Gertain
Judeed
Ladis Angleseys
Hermann Hatsfeldt
Todny
Count Hatsfeldt
Guy Chetlwynd
Miss Begor
New York
Real size of cities New York to rival London in twenty years
The Bulletin of the American Geographical Society discusses anthropographic city size, comparing political boundaries with true population. It notes New York’s rapid growth, predicting it will equal London in about twenty years, with Chicago Philadelphia Boston and St Louis ranking accordingly.
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Turkey
Knox Hag
Julian L. Brode
Department of Commerce
Laor
Ameriana
Europe
United States
Ching Jampont
Peking
China
Dina
State Department
Germany
Insey
Chicago
Newark
London
New York Times
Tny
American Geographical Society
Strom
Jefferson
Michigan State Normal College
Iso
New York
Richmond
Brooklyn
Queens
Bronx
Jersey City
Hoboken
Philadelphia
Boston
St Louis
St.Louis
Subways Gossip Turns to Laughter in Brooklyn Car
Passengers riding a Brooklyn bound subway car on a Sunday afternoon witnessed a flirtatious scene. A man on the platform aimed jests at a young woman, provoking blushes and a chorus of laughter as he pressed his advances. The guard and crowd grew irritated yet amused, ending in a shared joke about a boisterous father and his daughter.
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New York Rrese
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Mar
Napa
The
Royal Magazine
Kingsley A
Mart
Drinking habits and an automatic Ostend restaurant
The London Chronicle notes Lord John Russell’s remark about temperance in travel and cites a Vatican clergy member who mocks moderation. It describes Ostend’s auto restaurant with paper-tray foods and self-serve drinks, popular among holiday visitors.
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London Chronicle
John Russell
Spain
Piayenet
Ecclesmatic
Acloh
Ariutar
Europe
Fox
Ostend
Rue de Plandre
Luxurious Prison in Japan Described as Palatial Retreat
An article extols a Japanese prison about 15 miles from Tokyo as the most luxurious in the world amid gardens with fruit trees and ponds. It notes airy cells, electric heat, marble bathrooms, dressing and sending rooms, and furnishings that render detention nearly ideal for inmates.
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Tit-Bie
Japan
Tokyo
Segma
Boston Doctors Sought to Fight Tuberculosis Plague
Boston plans a sanitary census and joint state plan to combat tuberculosis amid rising poverty and overcrowding. Mayor Hibbard seeks Federal medical help, eyeing experts from maritime and quarantine services to recruit a specialist for the health department.
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Boston Dispatch
New Tors Earle
Boston
New York
Ken
Ferk
Harvard
Yale
Hibbard
Washington
Marine Hospital Service
Federal Medical Bureau
Helser
Health Department of
Philippines Islands
Bing
San Francisco
White
New Orleans
Cofer
Hawaiian Islands
Guvernor
Massachusetts
Empire State
New York City
Views on visitors in Washington critique prohibition laws
A Lexington visitor argues prohibition in the Southern states is ineffective and merely shifts saloons to hidden venues. He criticizes dispensary schemes and mentions aviation, politics, and forecasts election outcomes with disclaimers about relying on newspapers.
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Charles Dudley
Lexington
Dudley
Tiknan
Predicts Long Cold Winter Prophesy Hits Daily Tribune
The New York Tribune reports a local article claiming a harsh winter is foretold by Jonnt Campbell. Farmers prepare as overabundant hickory nuts and chestnuts are cited, and the absence of squirrels in common haunts is noted as evidence of early winter, dated 24 days ahead.
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Lasteggion
New York Tribune
Jonnt Campbell
Ihat
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Brews
A fragmented newspaper piece mocks male folly and female roles with a torrent of slang riffs. It derides flattery and sympathy as cheap, cites biblical wisdom in odd spots, and ridicules the idea of women as financial tools in courtship.
Fragmented Tribune Verse Snippet Echoes Social Quips
A quirky, fragmented paragraph notes how words often fail to move a soft heart and how lunch, gossip, and food advice meet indifference until payment. It reflects on human foibles, prayer, gossip, and the cruelties and comforts of everyday talk in a compact, older newspaper voice.
Columbus Dispatch Reports Sa dusky Saturiay herring abundance
The Columbus Dispatch notes a surge of fish in Lake Erie with large catches of herring and abundant pickerel and pike. Fishermen credit Lake Erie hatcheries and the state fish commission for reviving the fishery and are eager to help.
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Columbus Dispatch
Sadusky
Siay
Fish Commission
Lake Erle
In Uith Feh
State Commission
Napoleonic Relic Added to Army Museum in Paris
Westminster Gazette reports a new exhibit at the Army Museum in Paris, a red and white ensign with gold needles said to have been given by Napoleon to his troops on Elba. A French contemporary says Col Campbell received the flag when Napoleon departed the island and it has stayed in the family since. The French nation is expected to welcome its possession.
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Annapolis
West Point
Ising
Ife
Lord Strathallan
Drummond
Scotland
Jas
Strathallan Castle
Machany
Perthshire
Harn
Lord Strathellan
Perth
Iastearl
Strathavan Castle
Whitelaw
Northwest Lanarkshive
Lord Shrathallan
Strathallan
Ford Strathallan
Simla
Erle Drummond
Duchess of Norfolk
Strathwhen
William Drummond
Cromax
Jona Drummond
Maderty
Charles
Worcester
Rurala
Ilma
Smolenska
England
Ordnance
Muderty
Strathellan
Drummond of
Crominx
Cyltoden
Westminster Gazette
Haseen
Tle Army Museum
Paria
Napoleon
Elba
Col Campbell
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Nwich
Pacific Couat
Chambers of Commerce
Pacifc
Iland Kingdom
Brooklyn Ridge
Waom
Entwinstis
Strat
Stephenson
Manchester
Liverpool
Batwaiste
Towater
Rush
Progress
Fusca
BONDE
Waterways
In & Fost Temarsanie Ana
Jake Galladay
Louisville
Horace [Greeley End
O'Conor Tras
Jeffer
Inclinedic
Taft
Posterity
Pittsburg
Calroom
Ohio Tver
New Orleana
Senator Money
Mississippi
House
Noxubee
Prairle
Mobic
Noxubes County
Congress
Breathitt County
Central America
Toek
McHare
Government
Actvicn
Cannon
Cdn. Breas
Carnegie
OUR Ocean Guardians
United States Navy
Mate
Cesare Lombroso
Turin
Drese
Hymble Libréttist
Andrew
Jaco Intes
Channg Cross
Ila
Aletheulebing Hinelt
Waterloo
Canton
Perttabire
Maldwin Drummord
Merehall Field, Jr
Lori Strdthallan
Culfoden
Thane
Hhennex
Drummonds
Maurice
Edgar Athaliox I
Margaret
Maulcolm Tit
Brummondy
Margaret Drummond
David II
Anhabel Rummond
Robert II
James IV
Tobin
Tavis Bank
Marquise da Fowrenor
Brentwood Company
aMisyqr
the Devil
Noah
Neal
Chicago News
Nettle
Lola
Papa
Mamma
Glenn HH Curtiss
College Park
America
Ike John Paul Jones
George T Treadhill
Omaha
Juges
Lyse Facis
Bobby
Berma
Gaynor
Hearst
Barnard
Board of Estimate
Ohio
Johnson
Cleveland
Tomms
Toledo
Indianapolis
Senate
Lorimer
Talinats
Toray Hawalsvile
Nebraska
Virginia
Wbtes
Omebody
Olly
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