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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1909

Page

6

Gambling profits and gambling culture in Paris suburbs report

The article surveys high stakes gambling in Paris suburbs, detailing baccarat salons and roulette tables in private clubs. It notes large profits, varying stakes from a few francs to substantial winnings, and discusses calls for taxation and state involvement to capture revenue for national needs. It references historic gaming venues and the lure for both lower classes and elites, plus debates on licensing and regulation.

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Seventy Seven Remedy for Grip and Colds Adverts

A damaged ad claims Humphreys Seventy Seven Balm cures grip and colds. It promises stages of relief starting with lassitude and weakness, followed by chills and fever, then cough and sore throat, asserting improvement within hours. The snippet mentions druggists selling the remedy at 25 cents and references a patent medicine brand.

Rich Prize For Aviator Draws Women To Aviation

Many European women seek to take up sport and fashion pioneer Mme Presta’s costumes spark public interest. A report details trials, equipment, and early female aviator ambitions amid wartime advances, noting a prominent figure Mime Presta and discussion of women’s fitness and practical flying experience.

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PUBLIC OWNERSHIP COSTLY French Purchase of Western Railway

The Washington Post reports that France's 1910 budget shows state takeover of the Western Railway as a long-term cost. For 1909 expenses exceeded receipts by 21,000,000 francs and 1910 deficits rise to 47,000,000 francs. Bond issues of 72,000,000 francs are planned, raising taxpayer burden to about 66,000,000 francs within 18 months.

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Meeting a Quiet One Speein? Cable to Phe Washington Past London

The quietest club holds its annual meeting with a focus on sign language. Many members use signs as their sole communication method and travel for commerce. The landlady describes the tenants as quiet and gentle, sharing a single large room for their gatherings.

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Ferrer Trial Seen As Farce In Court Martial

Details emerge that the Ferrer trial relied on secret hearings and documents rather than concrete proof of riot participation. Prosecutors pressed charges based on Ferrer’s associations with revolutionary elements, while his defense contends he opposed clerical influence and ran a lay school.

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Snorers Evicted From Stepney Workhouse Dormitories

Report describes a workhouse committee ruling to remove inmates who snored loudly disturbing others. Measures include housing changes and sleep provision adjustments. The debate covers complaints from inmates and staff about sleep disruption, with appeals noted and ongoing discussions about proper rest.

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Highest Viaduct Opened In Long-Established Rail Route

A historic viaduct opening marks a milestone on the line between Pesau and Veber. Officials note the structure, built for the Par de Deme line, supports a long rail corridor once criticized for height. The project, funded at FSC 600, completes a major upgrade to bridge capacity along the Halhew system near Granta.

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Stuart's Calaum Wafers Claim Blood Purging Powers

An advertisement claims Stuart's Calaum Wafers purge blood of impurities and germs to treat boils pimples carbuncles and skin diseases. It asserts the wafers help remove poisons through the skin, warning of self poisoning if untreated and offering a free sample via mail order from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.

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Leopold Selling Out Art Treasures Amid Belgian Dispersal

Reports from Brussels describe King Leopold I selling royal assets as creditors approach. A solid gold service given by William II of Great Britain was among newly disposed treasures. The move sparks Belgian resentment as works by Fra Angelico and Frans Hals leave the country and others pass to Paris dealers and buyers.

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German Ships Criticised for Obsolescence in Berlin Article

A Berliner newspaper reviews the German superdreadnoughts Helguland and Ostiriedant luxe noting they launch amid criticism. It argues they lack turbine engines and will be outclassed by Britain's faster, more heavily armed ships, labeling the cost as a regrettable misallocation amid secrecy over new tech.

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Widow Accused of Spying to Visit Friends in America

A sensational report from Rome claims Baroness von Siemens, widow of a prominent Austrian industrialist, is accused of spying and transporting stolen funds. The piece details her alleged marriages and high-profile connections, noting a planned visit to America as Italian papers note the espionage case intertwines with aristocratic circles and wartime diplomacy.

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Londoners Favor Russia Amid Anglo Russian Entente Mood

Londoners show strong appetite for all things Russian. Windows display Russian crafts, silverware, and translations of authors while menus in fashionable restaurants favor Russian cookery. Russian music, dance, and the Imperial Heliolatka Orchestra draw crowds as British financiers signal Russia will play a major role in city activity.

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Tailors Blame Autos for New Jacket Styles at Exhibit

A Dublin report notes tailors blame the rise of automobile culture for changing winter fashion. Auto wear prompts jackets over frock coats, slim sleeves, and new hatless street style. London tailors cite reduced orders, silk trade impact, and demand for lighter Chesterfield overcoats with velvet collars.

New American Ambassador Faces Housing Prowlers in Rome

In Rome on Oct 23 the new American ambassador Mr Leshan arrives to take oath but encounters housing issues as no suitable residence is found. He and Mrs Downman plan to winter in a hotel amid etiquette driven court receptions, with society oscillating between formal dress and restrictions on attending events.

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Self Starvation Cure Mentioned In Aims At Weight Loss

A fragmented report describes a person attempting self treatment by extreme fasting to lose weight, claiming weight drop from 140 pounds toward 114 by mid November. It notes related statements about diets, exercise, and social isolation with uncertain outcomes.

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Quick Ocean Trip By Yacht Goes Homeward After Delays

A quick ocean voyage by yacht ends in a homeward push as the crew faces fog and delays. Passengers recall the passage from November to June, with stops near Philadelphia and long stretches at sea. The voyage included several days of rough seas and a final leg toward land as the vessel returned.

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