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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1905

Page

22

Fire dog heals after crash at city hospital visit

A stray yellow dog is hit by a car and brought to a dog hospital where a nurselike woman and a seasoned fire dog recounts rescues. The fire dog explains his neck injury and past rescue, describing the hospital wards and a range of canine patients from pampered pets to street fighters.

Les Ming

Roosevelt of Royal Blood in National Magazine

An 19th century article argues President Roosevelt descended from Scottish royalty through both paternal and maternal lines. It traces Claes Martenszen Van Ros's Dutch origins, his Revolution era descendants, and links to New York’s Wick­er­er­bocker line. The piece recounts loyalty to the Southern cause, including a Confederate flag display and a tense audience outside Roosevelt’s house.

Julia M. McKinle Marth Bulloch Hnearly Revel House Scotland Roosevelt Etward Vit England Daternally Soen Wiickerbocker Cimitle New York Claes Martenszen van Ros New Goa Marta Tieds Teel Suarity Oneyaiter de Varax Krickerbockers Georgia Searhern Hein Baloeheesevelt Erler Biel Uth Mrr Hsr

Beer for a Cosset Lamb From World Today

A garbled report from a World Today item describes a girl paired with a rabbit and a child’s remark about a bottle, with commentary from a man overheard at an exhibition. A second image shows lambs and a remark by Hardie about spring travel and the country, ending with a shouted reply of Beer.

Tonden MM. P

Eggs Fried on the Asphalt in July Report

A writer in the Canadian Journal of Medicine and Burgery notes Washington shopkeepers fry eggs by breaking the yolk onto heated asphalt pavements along Penneylvar Pla Avenue to attract trade during July. The piece highlights urban culinary experiments and the sensory appeal of sizzling food on city streets.

Canadian Journal of Medicine and Burgery Washington Penneylvar Pla Avenue

John Hay on courting in old singing schools

From The Blood Seeding in Lippincott's, the piece recalls the old style of courting of the early nineteenth century. It evokes church singing, candlelight, and the brash charm of Bradstreet China Coronation melodies, spiriting readers back to youthful hopes and shy conversations of that era.

Lippincott’s China

Perils of Missouri Corn Field at Osage bottoms

Allan Jamison, cutting corn for Rev. M. A. Wolf in Osage bottoms, was knocked to the ground by an unseen force and left unconscious. He recovered enough to walk home, returned the next day hoping to finish, and found two ears of corn fallen from the stalk. Ground conditions showed he struggled to escape a large prop or rubbin that pinned him. The report comes from Allan himself via Rev. Wolf.

Ter Ufe Metz Allan Jamison Rev. M. A. Wolf Mr. Wolf Allan

Hotels adopt keys to trunks to curb guest souvenirs

A hotel proprietor explains that porters carry skeleton keys to open trunks and prevent staff from missing linens. An uptown guest, a year in a suite with lavish spending, was found moving sheets towels and pillow cases to her sister's Jersey coast boarding house. Trunks contained the linen and the missing items were recovered.

Lhem Jersey Coast

State Dinner Conversation from Washington Life

A vivid Washington society scene recounts a state dinner hosted by the Secretary, with Mrs. Roosevelt and Mrs. Byrd in key roles. Guests swap witty jests about naval observatories, frog legs, snails, and other cabinet intrigues amid a lively table of political figures and guests.

Washington Cabinet Indies United States Moody Navy Congress Naval Observatory Department of Justice Shaw Byrd Treasury

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