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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1907

Page

38

Two Mysterious Admirals Visit and Naval Diplomacy

A San Diego to Los Angeles tour by Rear Admirals Cowles and Capps is recounted with their harbor inspections, receptions, and a guarded demeanor. The piece notes possible Navy progress, secretive behavior, and speculation about future communications with Los Angeles authorities.

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Smuggling Pearl Necklaces Case Heads to New York Court

Dense report on pearl necklace smuggling disputes focuses on duty quarrels over whether natural or strung pearls incur 6 percent jewelry duty. Details trace artifacts tied to Tiffany and Mire Guggenheim style pieces, with court actions and past rulings influencing outcomes.

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Fragmentary Notes on Chemistry and Social Taboos

A garbled paragraph discusses chemical preparations and social memory, mentioning a man in a white apron and a scene of misunderstanding. Readable phrases reference a could be about a doctor figure and a group of friends reacting to it, with unclear context and several broken names.

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German and English in royal spheres and jewel thefts

A discussion on King Edward VII and Emperor William II English usage and German mastery at royal courts, noting language upbringing of Victoria era royals. Also recounts Lady Buchan jewel thefts at a London rail terminus and the Dudley case where gems worth about five hundred thousand dollars were recovered after the Earl advertised payment without prosecution.

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Automobile Accidents and a Strange Mirror Disease

A New Look Times survey of Sunday and Monday car crashes blames driver error and vehicle fault for many fatalities, noting steering gear failure and reckless driving. It also recounts mirrored handwriting illness from Chicago Record Herald, where a Vermont woman writes and reads reversed text due to a rare agnathia-like disorder, then shifts to brief notes about railroad industry politics and a British peer's unique birthday.

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A New Fad in Brooklyn and a Coin Roller Tale

A Brooklyn scene features a curious fad tied to a coin roller event at a tank theater. A bystander woman placed a coin under a roller to test if it would survive the heavy pass, and it took twenty nine minutes before the coin was completely flattened, inspiring a tale of modern excess and oddities.

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Baby May Protiyo Baltima Remembered For Bright Innocence

A tender notice captures the infant Baby May Protiyo Baltima with dimples and bright hair, described as a beam of baby sweetness. The verse likens her to a fragrant flower, angels, and a sunlit presence, her purity shining in calm eyes.

Visitors to the Capital Debate Pacific Fleet Policy

Edward H Tinker recalls life in New England and argues for sending eighteen battleships to the Pacific, citing strategic reach and cost. He notes U S naval power, the need for docks and coaling stations, and predicts a two ocean navy, with emphasis on pacific deployments and future balance of power.

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The Tobacco Question On Holiday Smoking

An editorial argues that tobacco use rises with leisure and weighs two main harms. It cites nicotine toxicity and wasted money, but asserts moderation avoids lasting harm. It quotes Huxley and Lankester, noting only excessive use risks and urging abstinence if signs of trouble appear.

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Lone Man Struggles With Winter Morning Door Lock

A West Philadelphia bachelor faces a chilly Sunday when a wind blown door trap leaves him outside in pajamas. He climbs fences and roofs to regain entry, shivering as curious neighbors peek from their windows while he seeks an open back porch window.

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