Terms of Subscription and Cuts for Washington Post Readers
The notice lists subscription options at various frequencies including weekly and daily, with several delivery days and accep ted payment methods such as drafts checks postal orders and express orders payable to The Washington Post Co. It also mentions the post office date and a dated historical editorial on governance and business practices.
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Revenge of House Martins and a Pardon Power Debate
A historical critique compares presidential and gubernatorial clemency to monarchic prerogatives. It notes modern republics like France and the United States grant pardons with few restrictions, while European sovereigns require ministerial approval. The piece recounts Louis Philippe and Louis XVIII tensions over mercy and Napoleon era clemency debates.
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Victor Hugo
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Texas Gurl's Opinion of Football
Anita Tranten of San Antonio Texas visits with Adelbat Viesea of San Pedro County Mexico. She says a football game is twice as strenuous as a sight. The players are gentle and when jostled, opponents whisper Pardon me. She would rather see a bull.
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Anita Tranten
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Award Granted For Cat Board Bill In Boston Court
Elizabeth Meyers testified in municipal court that she cared for an Angora cat brought by Mustat Merritt of Lebanon. The cat, named Ben, reportedly enjoyed cream three times daily and tenderloin with salmon. Ben’s owner, Mrs Merrill of New Hampshire, made a partial $ amounts settlement after a six week period, while Ben continued to incur charges.
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Elizabeth B Meyers
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Mustat Wi Merritt
Lebanon
Birds and sparrow clash in attic nest tale and royal pardons
A fragmented tale describes sparrows invading martins nests near an attic window and a farm, blending with a long discussion on royal pardons in Britain. The piece weaves humor with political history, naming dignitaries and past rulers, and ends with reflections on sedentary life and public shows.
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Poole
Honga
Poor Things Their Own Fickle Fortunes Describe Them
A fragmented archaic prose passage contrasts fortunes among people, noting some rise while others fall. Readers glimpse expressions about luck, fate, and social standing conveyed in pointed, era language.
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Caseys’ Unattended Home Goods Valued Over 1000
Prominent Casey family possessions, including furniture, paintings, and tapestries, have stood exposed beside a public road since May 16 2000 after eviction from their home. Jeremiah Casey and his wife accuse borough officials of inaction, planning to sue for full value of items including a grand piano and a billiard table.
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Turtle drama and other tales from a rough voyage
A boat trip yields a large striped bass and a friendly turtle, which steals the boat’s bait yet waves a polite flower as if thanking theangler. Howard lands a six pound eleven ounce bass while the turtle’s caper is noted with humor. Separate item promotes New York tobacconist cigarettes despite humorous errors. Also a brief note that Mike Cronin, Adirondack guide, was declared insane and committed.
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Rabies Risks and Early Rabies Care Highlighted in 19th Century Era
Article discusses rabies transmission by bites from dogs and other mammals, incubation periods, and varying fatality rates. It cites Pasteur methods reducing mortality to about one half of 1 percent with treatment, and notes bite location affecting danger. Includes a separate note on birthmark removal using radium at the Paris Academy of Medicine.
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Fragmentary notes mix fake proverbs with a 19th century asylum tale
A garbled mix of phrases and dubious satire lists proverbs and odd lines about life and war, then shifts to a report from New York asylum life. It recounts Albin’s confinement, Father Cronin visiting, and a 1900s postal route journey, ending with Treasury notes and newspaper chatter.
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Visitors Chatted at The Capital on River and Harbor Meeting
Representative J E Ransdell of Louisa arrives in Washington to prepare for the December River and Harbor Congress. He seeks eminent international speakers, notes support from ambassadors, and discusses national irrigation and port improvements as states pledge backing and governors may lead delegations. The piece covers political dynamics, reform debates, and international perspectives shaping the movement.
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Reciprocit y Requiescat and the Blaine scheme
A critical discussion of Blaine’s reciprocal treaty idea and its practical failures. The piece traces historic attempts, from McKinley to Hay and Kasson, noting Senate ratification hurdles, the weak impact of prior agreements with Canada and Newfoundland, and the political calculus delaying or defeating reciprocity in US foreign policy.
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Press of inland freight diversion spurs river route debate
The World urges Senark at once to attract export traffic from Metra as a free waterway to the sea. It argues a permanent deep channel, with links to the Great Lakes, would unleash vast commerce via the Mississippi Draght route, despite high costs and doubts over national ability to complete the task. The piece contrasts New York’s stance with plans for deeper water and broader waterway networks.
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Progress of Temperance in Public Life Through the Ages
A retrospective piece traces the temperance movement’s rise, citing President Fairbanks and President Roosevelt, noting past indulgences of public figures, including references to Washington and Tyler. It discusses how temperance progressed among workers, political leaders, and in official houses, with variations across eras.
Man’s suicide after gas death at lodging house
Herman Quer, 63, killed himself in a lodging house at 426 George Street. A coroner noted he used 1200 cubic feet of gas, costing about 3120 with 80 cents balance. He was described as careful, debt averse, and had hoped to return to Germany but feared losing silver mine investments.
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