The Washington Post By Mail Postage Press
Remittance methods listed for a periodical include draft checks post office orders registered letters or express cash on delivery payable to The Washington Post Co. addresses cited in New York Flatiron Building Chicago Coles Hartford Building Paul Block Manse referenced for circulation inquiries
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Boulevard to Mount Vernon proposed by Mount Vernon Association
The Mount Vernon Association moves to form a commission with Alexandria and Fairfax to study condemning land for a boulevard from Alexandria to Mount Vernon and Washington. The plan envisions a modern highway linking Mount Vernon to the capital, with phased construction and public support sought.
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Blight of Hard Times and Weathered Abnormalities
A sprawling column of anecdotes and social gibes shows economic distress and social foibles in a bustling urban milieu. It touches fashion prices, millinery woes, loans, city politics, and mild crime, with references to Chicago, New York, and Washington outlets, while noting a shift in consumer spending and public discourse. The piece blends satire with reports on money pressures, fashion costs, and political commentary from prominent papers.
Fragmented 19th century copy on citizenship and law
A garbled text recounts wartime service changes and citizenship debates, noting enlistment, pay, and marriage rights for soldiers. It references the legal framework in Wayne County, judges, and foreign ancestry, with scattered phrases about republic welfare, equality before the law, and political figures. The piece mixes court scenes, social commentary, and historical allusions in a dense, unreadable montage.
The Learned Woman and The Thaw Heiress Income
A satirical portrait traces a learned woman’s wide array of studies from stenography to theology to physics, ending with culinary arts and magnetism. The second piece reports Alte Cornelia Thaw’s substantial wealth, inheritance, and investments, with stock holdings and mortgages noted as the main sources of income.
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Fragmented Chicago note hints at relationships and opportunity
A garbled paragraph from a Chicago issue suggests strains in personal relations and questions about urgency and trust. It mentions neighbors, marriage, and delays in embracing opportunities, reflecting confusion in the social scene of the era.
Royal wedding at Wood Norton omits English aristocracy
Report on the royal wedding of Prince Charles of Spain and Princess Laurie of Orleans at Wood Norton Worcestershire. Notable absences include King Edward Queen Alexandra and other premier figures. The article notes historic tensions with the Duke of Orleans and discusses Leopold II and a secret agent’s retirement amid Congo and Moscow intrigue.
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Hannibal the Yale legend told in a World tale at Westville
A long profile recalls Hannibal a famed Yale boxing teacher and campus character buried at Westville. The piece weaves his prewar and Civil War boxing days, teaching, and storytelling with quips about Horace, dreams, and two sons Ananias and Nicodemus. It also parodies public debates over In God We Trust and coinage.
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When Money Talks From Goggesiad and Recent Developments
A reflective verse piece contrasts money power with wisdom science and knowledge. It suggests money speaks loudly while whispers of love and ambition shape perception, with poetry revealing subtler thought and music as an angelic but fading chorus.
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Gratitude Bouquet Visit At Penniesa vena Hospital
An elderly white haired man in a cane strides to a ward at Pennies vena Hospital carrying a basket of flowers. For fifteen years he has visited each November 13 to thank nurses and staff for saving his life from typhoid fever after a nurse assisted him during his illness in Germantown.
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Reflections of a Sachelor from the New York Prem
Fragmented reminiscences recounting a lawyer’s ambitions and social scenes. The text blends observations on wealth, status, and gender roles with disjointed anecdotes about romantic encounters and career choices, yielding a fragmented portrait of early 20th century urban life.
NO DISEASE ON MONEY Phytinan Declares It Foolish to Consider It a Medium of Transmission
Health officer Dr A H Doty of this port challenges the theory that money transmits disease. He cites bacteriological tests showing bacteria on money but argues infection comes from contact with infected people, not money. He urges reliance on statistics and practical experience, noting money is rarely a conduit for illness compared with other factors.
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Cheek and Merit Journey to a Distant City
Cheek and Merit travel together toward a distant city amid disputes over sharing. Merit endures hardship as Cheek rides ahead, while residents cheer Cheek in the street and ignore Merit’s fatigue and injuries. The scene highlights inequality between the two travelers.
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Chats on Anesthetics and Exposition Debts in Washington
Reports from London and Washington cover Dr McKenna and Dr Simpson assessing anesthetics in Europe versus America, with coroner Waldo noting fatalities and methods. President Tucker suggests government purchase of Jamestown Exposition lands as a naval cooling station, while Tulsa’s Oklahoma statehood nears approval and Kansas officials discuss Roosevelt’s legacy and possible renomination.
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Dumb waiter helps at Market Street restaurant and famous visitors at the New Willard
A deaf mute waiter at a Market Street restaurant, praised for swift accurate service, proves a model for more staff and is guided by customer movements to take orders. The New Willard hosts prominent figures including Andrew Carnegie and Bourke Cochran, while former Representative Alexander Brown of Wisconsin highlights Senator Stephenson and General philanthropist and steel magnate Andrew Carnegie arrives, chatters limited, and departs quickly.
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