Washington Post Subscription Notice and Dated Details
Fragmented lines describe subscription terms for The Washington Post with garbled pricing and delivery notes. It mentions daily Sunday editions, carrier delivery in Washington, prepaid postage, and various subscription plans while noting postal registration and filing details. The text appears as a damaged OCR with scattered references to prices, dates, and mailing procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Carrier
Washington
Patie
South American Trade Shifts Under War Conditions
A study outlines a potential large voluntary transfer of commerce to the United States as South America seeks new markets amid conflict. It notes the need to facilitate sales of native products, open American banks in major cities, and establish export houses, with 2 cent postage to spur closer ties. British traders race to retain gains despite risks from German raiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
United States
Arder
Chile
Hamburg
War taxes in time of peace rejected by Senate
In a time of peace the Senate should reject war taxes and let the House revise the tariff to meet government needs. The speaker argues higher duties and a revenue only tariff are preferable to imposing direct taxes on business amid disrupted European flows and currency strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate of the United States
Treasury Department
Congress
Senate
House
United States
What the Children Play in Richmond Street Life
A vivid, reflective column portrays children marching with sticks as a mock army led by a paper-capped figure. The piece asks adults to examine how childhood play mirrors society and how environmental influences shape young minds and later behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Times-Diffaich Ins
Apostle Paul
Earth
Baber
Tona
Germany's Industry Leads in Self Sufficiency Claims
An extended letter from Dr Nicodemaro, German minister of raw materials, lauds Germanys government backing for science and industry. It highlights nitrogen fixation, acid production, cyanide chemistry, lighting and heating gas improvements, and the hydrogen process aiding dirigibles, noting nitrate imports would be risky in war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicodemaro
Berlin
Frank S. Washburn
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Canada
Germany
Caro
Ostwalt
Adolf Frank
Cara
Washburn
Carons
Copper contraband dispute draws Senate inquiry
The British seizure of copper destined for Germany on neutral ships has prompted Senate inquiry. Copper, vital for torpedoes and communications gear, is treated as contraband by Britain, affecting American shippers. The article notes that export of copper for Germany is now discouraged, while sales within the U.S. remain allowed if not carried to belligerents. It also pokes at political and cultural asides in a broad, editorial voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Germany
Bea
Pitts
Senate
Secretary of State
Rotterdam
England
Congress
United States
High Seas
James W. Widaworth
Hamilton
Groveland
New York City
New York
Mr. Calder
New York Assembly
Gettysburg
Todas
James
Wadsworth
TNS
canAlet
Philippines
T Sons
Hale
Winlell
Pennsylvannia
Funes
Aed Althinnett
Walleworth
Wiel
Tuite
Riel Canal
Kiel
Kiel Canal
Primate of Sweden Attacks Britain Over Germany Policy
The Swedish primate Archbishop Sae derblom sends a forceful letter to Archbishop of Canterbury denouncing Britain for siding with France and Russia against Germany. The text linksUpsala’s scholarly role to Germany and notes Sweden’s historical church structure and figures. It also reports on Count Vincent Macchi di Cellere’s arrival as Italy’s ambassador and on German economic distress amid the war, including Dr. Emil Lederer’s warning of smashed industry and collapsed credit, with unemployment rising and exports and imports, foreign capital, and subsistence supplies all in jeopardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Upsala
Saederblom
Canterbury
England
Great Britain
Germany
France
Russia
Oranigenburger Street
Berlin
Gernheart University of
Tata
Dearstavias
Germainy
Denmark
Norway
Upaala
Guatavus Vaxa
Mris
Woden
Thor
Ifreya
Italy
Vincent Macchi di Cellere
Washington
Ialy
United States
Cusani di Confalconteri
Luigi Macehi
Rome
Vincent Maceli
Sacred College
Cremona
Emil Jederer
Vossiche-Zeitung
Lederer
Dr. Lederer
Marquish DA Fontenoy
Copreight
Brentwood Company
Girl Seeks Saturday Off For Hanging Plea Ended In Tears
A farm girl asked to miss Saturday work to witness a public hanging. She was granted leave and walked twenty minutes to the event but found the man reprieved and returned home in tears, the mistress asking why she cried.
German leadership praised for science and industry drive
The piece argues sympathy toward Germany or the Allies aside, noting the German government’s advanced stance toward industry and science has benefited it in the current crisis, and contrasts this with what it calls the backward American government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Senate Floor Clash Over Clayton Antitrust Bill
Congress condensed reports Senate Senator Bornhegeln denounced the Clayton antitrust bill and the administration trust policy. Senator Weeks of Massachusetts spoke favoring some features of the pending trust legislation. Democratic members of the Finance committee advanced work on the war tax bill. Recess at 4 45 p m until 11 this morning. House devoted the day to general debate of the Philippine island government bill. Representative Munn, Republican leader, predicted an inevitable conflict on the Pacific Ocean between the Far East and the Far West. Adjourned 4 50 p m to meet today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Bornhegeln
Weeks
Massachusetts
Anance Committee
House
Munn
Pacific Ocean
Far East
Far West
The Poker Table Heist in Court Evidence Shown
Detectives testified after a two year search about a poker table rigged with hidden devices that gave dealer Ralph Stewart four aces from a slit in the cloth. Players drew cards, bets rose, then the table was folded into a trunk, defrauding multiple victims over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galle
Doseph Stewart
Stewart
Giant long centipedes feared for venom and bites
The giant centipede of Trinidad and Venezuela can reach a foot in length with 42 legs. Its first pair of legs acts as venomous jaws, each with four poison glands. Its claws and jaws deliver painful bites, leaving red inflamed marks. Bright banding and dark soil habitat noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Venezuela
Do You Upset Your Watch From Pearson s Weekly
The article discusses how watches can be disturbed by nervous owners and heavy footsteps. It notes two explanations: personal magnetism and vibrations from heavy steps, which may require regulators adjusted toward slower time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson's Weekly
Air Propeller Boat Versus Water Power At Macon Reunion
A unique excursion craft on Charlton River uses an air propeller to move and steer, powered by a rear-mounted aeroplane engine. The Hummer is a six-cylinder REPO Diane engine powered, nine-foot blade propeller delivering 10 to 12 mph downstream and up to 10 mph upstream in fair navigation. It frames a novel vessel as a freight boat tested during the Macon county annual reunion with estimated 600 pounds thrust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
St. Louis
New York Hotel Patron Uses Fresh Eggs as Tips
A well dressed man with a rosewood case entered Vanderbilt’s barber shop, selected an operator, and sat for a manicure. He warned that he does not give cash tips, but bragged about bringing fresh eggs from the country as gifts to the staff, then left the scene with a mysterious cage and his entourage puzzled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Times
Vandertit
Migs Mae Lewis
Tipu
Miss Lewis
Wallar
Eliy
Man Attempts Suicide Twice With Revolver in Ear
Edward Duclos of 2548 Twenty-second Street bought a revolver and two cartridges, fired once and then again, leaving a second bullet jammed in the muzzle. He claimed the incident happened by accident but feared repeating the act, and investigators recovered the weapon and noted his distress. Police notified. Duclos was sent to St Marys Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bac Francisco Chronicle
Edward Duclos
Twenty-second Street
Duclos
E. W. Parson
Tie
de la Guerra
Maloney
Notos
Meyer
Ballade of the Braves in Collier's Weekly
Verse tribute to Homer and the ancient bards praising courage and fate. It laments heroic memory, calls for a ballad of the Braves, and lauds Sir John Frem for a stark, durable reportage style that avoids frill while urging readers to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier
Hector
The Sanitary Kiss and Germicide Debate
A fragmented column from The New Fork Frening Sun discusses sanitary hygiene ideas. Dr W Snow suggests using tissue in an antiseptic bath for kisses, while critics warn of danger and ridicule the concept. The piece mocks obsession with germ control and questions practical safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Fork Frening Sun
W. Snow
American Social Hygiene A Association
Newas
Weather Summary for Columbia and Vicinity
The forecast shows fair, warmer conditions with gentle northeast to southeast winds. Areas from the Mid-Atlantic to the upper Mississippi valley may see rain breaks. no major precipitation except in western regions. Temperature highs around 72, lows near 61 with moderate humidity and variable sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Columbia
Pennesylvania
Marjand
Virginia
Manuna
Paine
Mont
Genelia Reemard
Luirana
Kineland
Misalanippi
Parmal
Ted
Wrather
Willie
Pampered Terrier Foils Robbers in Chicago Heist Tale
The story from the Chicago Herald features Nellie the pampered terrier of Edward R. Steuer owner of a West Dwellth Street crockery store. Nellie defies her training as two men with rifles attempt a bold stage robbery, prompting a tense scene and dramatic canine courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Chicago Herald
Nellie
Edward R. Steuer
West Dwellthstreet
Mr Struer
Alba Lindt
The Annual Cost Of A Rat In Public Spaces
A fragmented article estimates rats cost the United States about 50 million dollars yearly for maintenance, with Philadelphia contributing over 1 million. It notes urban rat populations attract fleas, prompting a call to curb their abundance and disrupt the rodent’s perceived romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotela
United States
Philadelphia
Skunk Invades Home Through Furnace and Pipes
A skunk entered the residence of Shily J Stmonds on First Avenue. It crawled through an open window into the cellar and into the furnace and pipes for three days and nights. The creature moved through the heat pipes to the second floor before finally leaving after food scraps were fed to lure it out. No injuries or damage were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skunk
Interviews on Washington visit reveal stance on aid to Southern carriers
The article reports on governors and leaders like Gav Barker, James Wadsworth, and other officials who traveled to Washington for congressional hearings. It notes calls for federal action to aid Southern carriers, critiques of state governors’ limited power, and discussions on constitutional routes to relief. It also covers political maneuvers regarding the New York senate race and observations on crime, police, and canal strategy amid wartime concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gav Barker
Willard
Gavtall
Washington
Congress
Aninelat
Aasistan
Bhutan
Lawerti Kina Brady
Enya
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington Post
Aid Avenue
Pourteantn
Mati
Mat
Paxabie Im Advan
Daretts
Washington Post CO
Washington, D. c
Peatettica
Washington, DC
Boerne
Ehiday
Czar
Nicholas
Pancho
Adriatic
Ireland
Europe
Birmingham
la Jana
Cap Lickson
Tuckerton
Taft
Aunt Julia
Jos
Mr. Sizer
Bill
Faree
Primate OF
Boen
Knud von Scheele
White House
Jerusalem
Frederick William Ty
Prussia
Victoria
Congress Condensed
Kansas City Journal
Gunday
Atchison
Mrwene
Braves
John Frem H. Soldier
Bert Lester Teylor
Kaw
Moracee
Kissjing
Jurka
Steve
ADP
Wumshiur
Poseihie
Atlan
Helene
Jackson
Angels
Orleans
Omaha
Sebr
Philadelpal
Preebure
DOG Roots
Witi Capital
Basia
Jamais Rersons
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!