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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1907

Page

6

Paradox of the Presidency in a Gilded Age Reflections

A long, discursive column surveys past U.S. presidential nominees and ambitions, tracing how leaders like Garfield, Hayes, McKinley, and Sherman faced the lure of the White House. The piece muses on ambition, fate, and the odds of attaining power, weaving in political anecdotes and social commentary from a period newspaper voice.

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Princess de Poix Arrives in America Amid Drexel Links

The Mauretania brings Princess de Poix to New York, a widow with American ties, mother to three, and connected to the de Noailles and Mouchy families. Also aboard is Hon John Jacob Astor, linked to Anthony Drexel, and lordly kinship tracing to Hastings and Tempest lines.

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Kane Town Struggles With Bootleggers Amidstead

In Kane, reports indicate heavy trouble with bootleggers roiling the town. Despite the woes, residents remain determined to uphold their name and community spirit as authorities work to curb illegal activity.

Coftey Kane

Treasury lessons in emergencies and bond refunding lessons

An article recounts how the Treasury Department demonstrated its ability to meet emergencies by issuing and refunding government bonds in a strategic manner. It cites past actions under Secretary Windom and Secretary Cortelyou to illustrate how government securities can be used to stabilize banking and currency flows during financial stress. It emphasizes cautious manipulation of interest and denomination to prevent public panic and recalls earlier reforms aimed at resuming specie payments. The piece also briefly mentions unrelated cultural notes about Arabian honeymoon customs.

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The Growling Brigade and a World of Remedies

A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution reflects on summer heat and winter longing, rhyming about weather’s grip and the year’s temperamental moods. It pivots to a u-shaped discourse on health cures, debating placebo remedies and the faith in minute drug doses with skeptical, era-tinged tone.

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Fragmented 19th century miscellany with stray crime notes

A jumble of local items includes a Reno courtroom vignette, a Columbus man’s sharp critique of a death sentence pause, a dog and a church edifice tale, and a police shoplifting arrest with thimbles and silverware. Also notes on a “boiling eggs without water” gimmick in Chicago hotels and a stray Pearl Harbor era like crime snippet.

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Deep-Sea Fish Eyes Pop Out On Gulf Coast Catch

Report from Nashville Teenemeen describes how deep sea fish lose their eyes when brought to the surface due to pressure change. E Wyne of Mobile notes many fish arrive with eyes hanging as thousands are caught daily along the Gulf Coast.

Nashville

The Old Country Doctor and His Quixotic Practice

A portrait of a pioneering country physician known for self taught knowledge and home brewed remedies. He bled patients with calomel and strong powders, treated fever with heroic measures, and relied on plants and personal skill over formal schooling. His era saw crude equipment yet notable success despite limited formal training.

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The Good Loser and Hard Luck’s Mocking World

Fragmentary verse from a Denver Republican piece urging a stiff upper lip amid hard luck. Observed lines reference losing, wealth spent, and the challenge of facing life’s mockery with resilience. The readable text preserves themes of persistence and stoicism.

The Denver Republican Mies Keeep

Pointer Leads to Last Dog's Grave in Bucks County

In West Manayunk Bucks County John D Wilkinson hunted near rabbit holes. An 8 point deer behaved oddly around a hole which revealed the skeleton of a missing dog under a rock. A metal collar with Fetch indicated the dog died while following druggists orders.

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Oregon Senator Fulton backs Taft for President at convention

In Washington from Oregon, Senator Charles Fulton declares support for William Howard Taft as the Republican nominee. He notes his colleague Bourne pushes Roosevelt for a second term, while Fulton will back Taft and hints at currency reform and tax on margin contracts to curb stock speculation. He also discusses Porto Rico governance and broader tariff and money policy comments from national figures.

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