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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1904

Page

13

Frederick the Solitary Icon of a Great King

Frederick the Great stands alone in history as a paradoxical figure of war and poetry. Reddaway’s critique contrasts Berlin’s statue with Vienna’s Maria Theresa monument, arguing Frederick’s solitude, driven by contradictions, shapes his lasting place in Prussia’s rise and the broader historic record.

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Japanese Nurse Sen Wins Hearts at Manila Convent

In Washington Gen Charles F Humphries hires Sen Yoshida a young Japanese nurse from Manila convent for his son Joe seven. Sen adds English and Japanese language lessons to Joe's days while teaching refinements and needlework. The bond grows and her guardians approve a three year stay before return to Manila.

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Sulphur in Health and Disease Promoted by Stuart's Wafers

An old health feature extols calcium sulphide based Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a superior palatable sulphur source. It claims benefits for liver and kidney health, blood purification, and constipation relief, citing Dr. R M Wilkins and promising rapid healing of boils and skin issues.

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Humorous Parade of Everyday Tales and Observations

A long column surveys witty vignettes from domestic life and travel. A sewing machine owner likens machine fatigue to human rest, a market encounter prompts a cruelly humorous homily on servants, and tall tales recount Irish captains and North Star mixups. The piece closes with reflections on spelling, Parisian politeness, and the quirks of daily errands.

Nine Nations Now Use Liquozone Won't You Try It Free

A bold promotional pitch extols Liquozone as a powerful germicide and vitality tonic derived from oxygen gas. The ad claims rapid spread, high purchase rights in American and British markets, and offers a free trial with 60-cent to $1 bottle pricing. It lists numerous diseases allegedly cured and guarantees, prompting readers to request a trial bottle via coupon.

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Parisian spirit in St Patrick’s church anniversary salute

A rough declaration speaks of fighting and riot for Parisian boldness then shifts to St Patrick’s Church one hundred tenth anniversary. The piece honors John A Joyce, notes a distant choir and Father Matthews, and closes with a comic line about a dancer cutting a shawl amid lively, mingled reflections.

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New York Advances Salary To 2500 A Year For Volgenau

The New York Globe reports Albert Volgenau secretary to the fire commissioner received a salary rise from 2000 to 2500 by the board of estimate to guard him against dishonesty. Deputy Fire Commissioner Churchill argued the need, while Mayor McClellan and President Littleton quipped about honesty and salaries. The vote was unanimous.

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