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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1907
Page
24
A fragmented Washington Post page discusses subscription options and delivery, then shifts to editorials on financial recovery. It critiques a Treasury plan, defends autonomy of Congress, and mocks excess alarm while urging clear tariff and monetary policy. The piece blends editorials with notices and public discourse on fiscal strategy.
A garbled, satirical column mocks health fads and political hints. It touts bees curing rheumatism via former New York letters and quotes Mrs. Laura Pierce from Delaware County, Pa, claiming bee stings prove a genuine remedy while lampooning doctors and public figures.
The poem exhorts a child to happiness and contentment while contrasting envy with joy. It mentions a cheerful scene of a boy on his father's knee, shining eyes and a bright face, and contrasts this with envy of others wealth or status. A fragment notes a Chicago Tribune warning about a new counterfeit note in circulation and the need to check change more closely.
A compilation of global notes shows Geneva transforming from a cheap winter retreat to a costly residence with bread meat wine milk eggs and other essentials climbing sharply. Reports cite higher prices than New York despite some cheapened cotton goods and flagging crops worsening the economic mood.
A sprawling account traces the Pierrepont family origins from Sir Robert de Pierrepont through Victorian and early modern branches, detailing ties to the Kingston dukedom, the Countess of Bristol, and American descent via James Pierrepont. It covers intermarriages, titles, and notable figures including Mary Wortley Montagu and Philip Brocklehurst, with anecdotes on travel, nobility, and royal ceremonies connected to the Pierrepont and allied families.
A discussion on how fear can trigger financial panic and harm performance. It argues that optimism and disciplined business conduct sustain prosperity, while fear drains courage, lowers efficiency, and paralyzes initiative across individuals and economies.
A mixed bundle from a historical paper includes verse fragments on living fully and avoiding pain, a playful animal story about New York Zoo elephants balking at fish, a vanity tale about misfits and measurements, a note on Mount Tamalpais rail plans, and a profile of Miss Mary H Orr as the first female director of a major American corporation.
Countess Benevenc de St Pierre recounts a remote encounter near Edmonton where four timber wolves battle a bear. She and an Indian guide watched from hidden cover as the fight raged, then she shot to save the wolves from the bear, describing the dramatic, perilous scene in northern Canada.
Fragmented tale describing a teller and cashier in a bank setting with a narrator recalling power and status. A landlord in New York discusses a scheme that offers tenants a free month in exchange for loyalty, highlighting a cynical view of rent and control. The piece blends imagery of finance, class, and opportunistic schemes from urban life.
A New York speaker, Charles W. Kollseat, urges a national exposition in South America to boost U S trade. He outlines exhibition sites, dates, and government support, while other callers share views on Washington's growth and foreign workers' impact, including concerns over Hindoo, Mexican, and Japanese labor.
From the Chicago area column a speaker, Mr. Craig, denies fabrications about his sworn-in status and resists detailing comments on alcohol policy. He mentions probing the Aquor issue only in public debate, stressing careful commentary over speculation.
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