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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1907

Page

6

VAST WASHINGTON POST PAGE DISCUSSES NAVY POLICY AND ALIENS IN SCHOOLS

The long-worn Article covers Navy leadership under Admiral Brownson praising his energy and calling for strong enforcement of the pure food act under Dr Wiley. It notes legal actions to protect Botanic Garden trees from a Grant monument plan and discusses alien pupils in Sumrall Mississippi schools amid national debates on immigration and schooling policy.

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Speed of animals from horse to ostrich and beyond

A historic survey compares animal speeds from horse to ostrich, listing horses at walking to galloping paces, oxen, camels, dogs, deer, antelopes, giraffes, kangaroos, and even birds. The ostrich tops the field at 160 feet per second, with swallows reaching 200 feet per second in French tests, while tortoises and chameleons remain slow under 5 feet per second.

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New Year Savings Plan Mentioned In Historical Note

An early resolution urges consistent saving weekly or monthly to build wealth, aiming for security in old age. The speaker vows wealth by gray years and contemplates starting on New Year’s Day, stressing disciplined saving over reckless spending. A tangential item notes a February 3 date tied to a ship voyage and leap year quirks.

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Fragmented Muse of a City Paper Parody

Odd prose riffs on social habits and gender roles mix with garbled slang and misreads. It hints at a Chicago News style column musing about babies, sleep, sympathy, and a comical look at men and women relationships.

Jusserand And His Future

Washington awaits the French ambassador Jusserand who, famed for Latin and English literary tastes, is seen as a key future diplomat. At fifty-two, he is slated to possibly succeed Cambon as Paris seeks a London posting, while Mme Jusserand enhances their sway in English society and at royal circles.

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Remarkable 105 year old immigrant with Napoleonic memory

A centenarian immigrant is described in sweeping detail, noting 105 years of life from Kobrine Russia to America, a liquor trade career, 12 children and 92 descendants, and vivid recollections of Moscow retreat while performing ceremonial dances at a wedding. He defies exhaustion with tea, pipes, and daily routines, enduring injuries that shortened a leg and required a thick-soled shoe.

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Broken neck tale and voyage through stifling crisis

A chaotic mix of medical drama and foreign diplomacy unfolds. A nineteen year old, Seissero, lies partly paralyzed after a fifty feet fall, with doctors at St Michael’s Hospital in Newark delaying discharge. Meanwhile Don Bernardo de Cologan is reassigned from Washington to Mexico, tracing a lineage of Irish Spanish aristocracy tied to Vincennes and historic prisons.

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Washingtons tax case hints at the real George Washington

A Boston- Fairfax County record review suggests George Washington and fifteen others faced a grand jury over wheel carriage tax returns. The missing presentment and motives remain unclear, prompting debate on Washingtons finances and his stance during the revolution.

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Echoes of the Ananas Club Secrets Revealed in Washington Dispatch

Washington dispatch reports intrigue at the Ananas Club with rumors of ex Seater Chandlers, Senstar Tilmar, and members staging performances. Alleged songs include Everybody Lies Gut Roosevelt and The Dance of the Seven Files, with a Massachusetts figure said to run for governor. A lauded elocutionist named Chandler is named in the tale. Sessions noted as very earnest with fancy cakes and big wicks during refreshments. A photograph of Gara Washington allegedly faced the wall.

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The Martyr and the Bear Trainer Speaks to the Crowd

A New York World extract tells of Mame the bear queen chained to a stake and eyed by crowds, while the trainer Pat Ged Nas speaks of danger and fate. The piece then shifts to a Philadelphia Record note on glass eyes explaining matching color, fit, and manufacturing timelines.

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Business and political talks in Raleigh hotel lobbies

In Raleigh hotel lobbies prominent figures like William Schlesinger and Harry E Burrill discuss U.S. and German trade ties, the future of tariffs, and reciprocity. They address American business training abroad, China’s modernization, and divergent divorce laws across states, with remarks from Charles Hallam Keep and others on railway commissions.

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Consumptive Cured Himself by Open-Air Life in Arizona

A man in a small Arizona town recounted a self treatment for tuberculosis. He lived a year on the plains without shelter or clothing, surviving on herbs and wild foods. After the harsh experiment, he claimed to be cured and weighed about 199 pounds less than before.

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