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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1907
Page
6
A fragmented Washington Post excerpt discusses subscription options and delivery, then shifts to 1907 financial recovery commentary. It critiques congressional rates, touchpoints on currency, and policy debates, naming figures like Fowler and Payne while debating panic causes and solutions in Congress.
A chaotic column touts a bees cure for rheumatism, citing Mrs. Laura Pierce of Delaware County and Prof. H C Surface. It mocks medical authority while detailing painful bee stings as a supposed remedy amid political jibes and assorted humorous notes.
A fragmentary verse from the Detroit Prev Pras extols a child’s happiness and lack of envy, praising joy found on a father's knee and simple contentment. A note from the Chicago Tribune warns of a new dangerous counterfeit note in circulation, urging closer examination of small change.
A collage of 19th century clippings notes Geneva’s higher living costs compared with New York, with bread, meat, milk and eggs rising. It cites a New York observer, customs tariffs, and cheap goods like cotter manufactures. Other items touch on politics, taxes, and quirky quotes from various papers about society, labor, and daily life.
A fragmented historical note traces the Pierrepont lineage from Sir Robert de Pierrepont through the Dukes of Kingston, recounting bigamy scandals, titles, and the transfer of estates. It links American Pierreponts to the English estate line, mentions the Port of Lords and the Tate, and notes travels and connections including the Brocklehursts and Colebrookes with royal circles.
A lengthy discourse on how fear spurs financial panic while optimism boosts prosperity. It argues courage and confidence sustain business, noting fear harms health, initiative, and efficiency, and that persistent worry cripples judgment and resilience.
A collage of verse and prose touches on life’s struggles and contentment. Pieces include a quip about living while you can, a New York World nature note on seals in a zoo, vanity in tailoring misfits, and a road plan for Mount Tamalpais. Also a feature on Miss Mary H Orr as the first woman director of a major American corporation.
Countess Benevenc de St Pierre recounts near fatal encounter with four timber wolves while tracking near Peace River in Canada. She describes guiding through timber with Indian guides and fending off the wolves after a long struggle. Also notes hydrophobia rumors and bears carcasses found nearby.
A fragmented piece describes a customer gaining familiarity with a bank staff and president while money exchanges occur. A New York landlord scheme is discussed via Washington Heights tenants, suggesting a monthly free apartment for long-term tenancy and a perceived net gain for the landlord over a yearly rent.
A series of remarks by national and local figures at the New Willard highlights plans for a large national exposition in South America, aiming to expand U S trade. Key figures include Charles W. Kollneat and Major Carson, with mentions of Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires as initial exhibit sites.
The article reports confusion over political rumors as Mr Craig dismisses a claim he will be sworn in and push a prohibition law. It notes his denial and asserts he has not spoken on the Aquor question in public, aside from a potential local option issue.
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