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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1904

Page

6

Publication One Pennsylvania Avenue subscription terms

Publication details outline delivery options and rates for The Daily Sunday plus Sunday edition. It lists subscription prices in cents per week or month, prepaid arrangements, and instructions for remittances to The Washington Post Company with offices in Washington and New York.

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War talk and civic rebukes in a tumultuous era

A periodical critique laments sensationalism at major universities and questions war fever in America. It contrasts President Butler and Richard Olney, notes Boston Herald skepticism, discusses public sentiment and the peril of militaristic displays, and mocks election betting culture while urging measured, dignified discourse.

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Campaign chatter and political tension across early 20th century news

The piece surveys the political climate with mayoral aims in Boston, Taft and Roosevelt dynamics, and electoral college disputes. It notes shipping, labor tensions, and military movements including the Baltic fleet, while musing on diseases, parades, and public sentiment amid campaign activity.

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Where Lies the West and the Western Influence

A collage of opinions extols Westerners driving national power in industry politics and finance. It argues Western-born magnates shaped Wall Street Roosevelt and broader U S leadership, with scattered quips on railroads oil copper steel and Western grit versus Eastern demography.

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Diplomats and the Evil Eye Feature in British Foreign Affairs

A long, fragmentary narrative traces a diplomat believed to be plagued by the evil eye, recounting superstitions surrounding him and other European court intrigues. It notes his recalls and reappointments, ties to Barons Hirsch and Italian politics, plus various royal personality anecdotes and public notices.

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Danger of Wood Alcohol in Medical Preparations

A medical report warns wood alcohol poisoning risks as it enters drugs, tonics, and cosmetics. Dr Frank Buller and Dr Casey Wood estimate about 15 cases of blindness and around 100 deaths in eight years tied to methyl alcohol, urging legal restriction and labeling as poison.

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The Popular Vote and 1900 Electoral Hopes

A survey of projected national turnout for November discusses a possible 15 million votes, an uptick over 1896, and how state-by-state results could shift the electoral college. It notes uncertainties from waning public interest, absenteeism, and regional swings affecting the final tally. The piece blends political analysis with light anecdotes and statistical musings.

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Love and Divorce From the Oatratt Tres

A dated meditation on marriage strain and the drift toward divorce due to business worries wealth and social ambition. It argues discord stems from cumulative annoyances and compares past joys with present troubles, urging independent paths over mutual resentment.

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Exercise and Health Kickoff for Fall Term in Schools

The piece urges balanced exercise for students and workers, noting that proper conditioning matters more than sheer effort. It cites experts on why irregular bursts of activity can harm, and suggests simple routines like dumbbells, Indian clubs, weights, or elastic straps for busy adults. It emphasizes moderation, rest, nutrition, and hygiene after workouts.

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Conversations and travels of notable figures in postwar Cuba era

A crowded hotel lobby scene recounts talks by Mr Wik Tandis postmaster at Sana Juan Puerto Rico and brother of Representatives. The article notes U S occupation impacts, political chatter about leadership in Mexico, and a tour by Mr Leopold Hausman and other dignitaries visiting Washington.

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The Reminder and Shuffle of City Gossip

A Cleveland Plain Dealer fragment quotes a sly man named Binksley saying the manager of a theater has the best entertainment. The piece lampoons social pretensions and contrasts Eastern and Western manners with a joke about pinching versus lynching.

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