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The article outlines subscription options for The Daily and Sunday editions in Washington and Alexandria with weekly and monthly rates, where mail prepayment and payment methods are specified. It includes a long editorial segment discussing Central American union proposals, U.S. foreign policy, and political commentary on the South and North American relations with Roosevelt era context.
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Nicaragua
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Ami Ticin
America
Wold Sailer
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Georgia News Rebounds After Election Shock and Editorial Return
Georgia presses show renewed civility and vigor after a rough post election period. Cartersville and Rome tribune editors signal a return to normal Georgia journalism, citing resilience, civic decorum, and a restored sense of unity amid regional disappointment.
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Coourtesy
P Wiich
Cartersville
Jim Hall
Solemrey
Americans Dominate Hursley Park Hunt in England
The dispatch from London chronicles a lavish Hursley Park hunt hosted by an American family led by James Henry Smith of New York. Guests, including British elite, witnessed 230 rabbits and 600 pheasants killed over two days despite bad weather, with servants thronging the grounds and a party atmosphere contrasting local aristocracy.
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Hursley Park
James Henry Smith
New York
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Royal Society of Antiquities
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Prince of Wales
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Oehringen
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Hohenlohn
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Renz
Prince Frederick
Prince John
Count Paul Hatzfeldt
Marchioness
Anglesey
Helen
Tone
Frederieck
Max von Hohenlohe
Plan to cure seasickness inspires royal praise and travel
American and English branches join a Europe born seasickness league. A Lisbon congress will host a large liner voyage to study remedies aboard and report to the Lisbon meeting. Historic rulers like Queen Victoria and King Edward are cited for their seasickness and naval exploits.
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Calais
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Trieste
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Suez Canal
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Oscar
Sweden
Humbrt
Princess of Wales
Henry of Battenberg
Duchess of
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Helen of
Ita
Christina
Spain
Olga
Greece
Conyn
Soup politics and caste in Chicago society
A Chicago Inter Ocean column questions the Woman's Guild Scientific School's soup instruction for a small male elite, urging inclusivity in culinary and social spheres. It argues political life should not hinge on expertise in varieties of soup, noting broader social changes and shifting party dynamics.
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Clinton
Iowa
Alison Himat
Chicago Inter Ocean
Woman’s Guild Scientific School
Chicago
Shakespeare
Thackerey
Lowell
Drnckens
Harte
Roosevelt and the South A presidential visit urged
The article argues President Roosevelt should travel beyond the White House and Oyster Bay to engage with the South. It notes his duty to the office, predicts a Louisiana Purchase Exposition visit, and favors explaining social issues on the ground. It suggests his stance on racial equality may ease South fears and hopes for constructive dialogue with Southern Democrats and Republicans alike.
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The Way It Works and Public Figures Cartoon Dialogues
A collage of quips and cartoons from multiple papers. Humor sketches show Uncle Balaam Uncle Palaam and others debating elections health and wealth with light political satire. The Philadelphia and New York papers contribute gibes about society bachelor life and writing lessons.
Danger to health from arsenic in wallpapers and fabrics
The article reports on health risks from arsenic in wallpapers and dress fabrics, noting Massachusetts limits and expert findings that stricter limits are needed. It cites studies showing arsenic levels often exceed safe amounts, with higher violations in fur and dress materials and calls for lower thresholds.
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Phiadelphia Public Ledger
America
Massachusetts
Squire Ward
Bureau of Chemistry
Stateq Department of Agriculture
Mining magnate tours Worthington with praise for Nevada camps
Mr Clay Peters of California and Nevada, a prominent mine owner, toured Washington with Mr R Slater and praised Worthington as the most beautiful of the region. He spoke of Tonopah and Goldfield, noting Tonopah’s growth since its desert start and Kemes of new mines boosting Nevada’s wealth, while contrasting political hopes and regional development.
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Disheartening Proof Amid Turbulent Times
Fragmentary quotes drift through a chaotic page noting Roosevelt meeting a speaker and taunting banter about elections and debt. Disjointed lines reference a race, insurance, a mythic tale, and a runaway auto, all presented in a noisy, clipped newspaper collage voice.
Ranger in food preservatives in Dr Wiley lecture
The Chicago Post reports Dr Wey of the Washington Bureau of Chemistry argues borax and boric acid used as food preservatives can harm digestion even in small doses. He warns against long term exposure, urges laws to curb food adulteration and promote fresh, preservative free foods to protect the weak and sick.
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Dr Wey
Bureau of Chemistry
Washington
Wiley
W Ley
Ford
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