Washington Post Subscription Terms and Addresses
The notice lists subscription options for The Washington Post including daily and Sunday plans with various durations and prices. It also provides payment methods by drafts checks money orders and states the mailing offices in Washington and Alexandria with advertising representatives in New York Hartford Chicago and Chicago.
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Georgetown Abolishes Football Action Sets Example
Georgetown University authorities are praised for a prompt decisive move to abolish football, signaling a shift toward safer autumn recreation. The piece argues other colleges may follow, urging parental and faculty cooperation to steer youths to reformed pastimes.
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Crimes of Violence and Swift Punishment in Society
A searing discussion questions whether rising crime reflects court delays and leniency. It argues quick, certain punishment deters violence and compares historical and international standards, noting public opinion and moral stakes in maintaining order.
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Canada tariff clash and Laurier ministry actions debated
The session discusses tariff relations with the United States and Canada, the impact on trade and debt, and potential shifts away from dependence on imports. It notes the risks of war between the two nations and the political stakes of Laurier’s program and defence spending. The piece also surveys Napoleon, the Texas Rangers, and other historical notes in a broad editorial style.
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Biggest Pie for Gaynor at Thanksgiving dinner
Union pie makers plan the largest mince pie ever baked for Mayor-elect Gaynor's Thanksgiving feast. A cooperative bakery on Second Avenue will house the giant pie, with ready to bake units and premium ingredients. The presentation is set for the eve of Thanksgiving as the union promotes the pie as a political favorite.
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Aldrich Maps Western Trip on Central Bank Debate
Senator Aldrich tours the West seeking Western bankers views on a central bank. He aims to gather information for a monetary measure to be submitted to Congress about a year later. Western financiers show little support for radical change, preferring the established system as prosperity continues and Old World methods are debated.
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The Rubicon and tariff clash in American politics
A fragmentary discussion links Julius Caesar crossing the Rubicon to a modern tariff debate. The Iowa Statesman notes no desire to disrupt Cummins tariff stance while warning a tariff commission would delay Congress for years. The piece frames a three year political struggle between Rand and Morr in a mid-century American context.
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Lords Challenge Commons and a Budget Clash
A speech puts the battle between aristocracy and democracy at the heart of British politics. Lords oppose the budget and threaten confrontation, while Liberals fear constitutional upheaval. A general election is foretold as Lord Lansdowne plans to reject the government’s finance bill next Monday.
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Law Of Limitations And Sugar Trust Prosecution Move
President Taft backs broad action on the sugar trust scandal and probes the statute of limitations affecting high level officials. Court rulings may limit prosecutions to lesser participants, while a congressional inquiry is urged to examine the matter thoroughly and ensure accountability.
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Royal Marriage Market in The New York World Opinion
A World dispatch argues Portugal's Manuel seeks a royal English wife as a modern diplomatic clash. It questions the value of dynastic unions, contrasts Victoria's era with current politics, and urges the English king to favor a spouse chosen for heart over state fronts.
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American exports and factory activity rise in 1909
Evidence shows growing money in circulation and expanding exports led by manufactures for further use and consumption. September 1909 exports reached 193,899,357 with gains over 1908 and 1909 import increases point to larger factory material demands and rising production and wages.
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French President Supports Female Suffrage Movement
In Paris, Armand Faltières, president of the French republic, praised women’s social and political equality during a speech at the Teachy ere League hall. He welcomed the idea of full gender equality, marking notable royal and governmental support for the suffrage cause. The article also surveys past French presidents and their attitudes toward hunting parties and social duties, with several anecdotes about their preferences and incidents.
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Railroads urged to improve safety and discipline at NY meeting
W L Pack of Omaha warned that a human life is wasted every hour and one injury every ten minutes on American railroads. He urged safer modern construction, blamed employee negligence for a small share of accidents, and pressed public restraint from interfering with rail discipline while praising railroads as vital to America’s commercial strength.
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Why a Canadian Navy and British Alliance
A reader argues for a US Britain alliance and pausing for peace, recalling Civil War era hopes that Britain would recognize the Confederacy in exchange for gradual emancipation. The piece reflects on wartime pressures, cotton wealth, and the press’s role in shaping public policy, urging swift, united action by statesmen and media.
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Eusapia Paladino and Monroe Doctrine Debate
A jumble of clippings discusses Eusapia Paladino’s seances and claims. It contrasts her demonstrations with a stronger Monroe Doctrine defense for the United States against potential German or Canadian aggression, citing figures and officials and arguing U S. engagement would deter European intervention.
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Washington's bid to become the world capital of beauty
Prominent New York architect F. E. Pool urges rapid urban planning and artistic attention to Washington, arguing the capital can rival Europe with strong leadership, modern streets, and better architectural taste amid a transition period. New Mexico and Arizona push for statehood with Taft backing, while various officials discuss reforms, economy, and regional growth.
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Shifting Household Strife and Unusual Farm Tale
A domestic vignette recalls a weary wife scrubbing and dusting while her husband plans an abrupt departure to Denver for a stock deal. The piece then shifts to a rural anecdote from Rowan County about a blacksnake swallowing hen eggs, nesting in an apple tree, and later breaking the eggs with coils and pressure as farmers watch from above.
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Father’s Naughty Language Teaches Son A Lesson
A father with a young son overheard using a terrible insult during a long-distance call. The child, hidden behind him, repeats the word with a sly grin, prompting a tense moment and a dawning realization about language. The tale ends with the child declaring he learned it too.
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Furs and a Boy's Question on Animal Suffering
A child in a quizzical exchange asks about the cruel origin of fur garments as the adult responds with a pointed moral about the animals harmed for fashion. The dialogue centers on the ethics of fur ownership and maternal adornment.
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Pointed Paragraphs from the Chicago News
A collection of wry aphorisms on human nature and social attitudes from Chicago News commentary. The pieces joke about promoters counting poultry before incubation, the grass widow making hay, and widows and widowers in marriage, reflecting social humor and skepticism.
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Reflections Of A Bachelor From The New York Press
A fragment from a New York Press column satirizes moral pretensions of bachelors and bluntly critiques public perceptions of virtue. It comments on responsibility and marital dynamics, noting how some blame wives for national issues and mocking self righteousness.
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