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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1907

Page

14

Subscription Terms and Political Letters in The Washington Post

The Washington Post offers subscription terms with various payment options by draft, check, post office order, or registered letter. The text then shifts to a political column praising Uncle Shelby and Joe Cannon, discussing loyalty, influence, and questions about leadership, set amid references to Illinois and a presidential path.

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West Alter Days Reflect On Love And Life In Essay

An old tribute recalls affection and enduring devotion amid life’s sorrows. The piece laments men’s failings and extols steadfast women, praising loyalty, memory, and the quiet strength of enduring love in a bygone era.

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Probing Echoes of Prices and Politics in an Era of Change

A long, fragmented column blends critiques of inflation and trust prices with cultural notes and literary asides. It cites the Panama Canal, copper and steel markets, and political figures, contrasting patriotic themes with calls for tariff and price reforms.

Roosevelt Invincible in Third Term Debate

A long critique argues the idea of a Roosevelt third term is not necessarily invincible. It surveys 1900 election contrasts, party splits, and voter blocs while noting conservative and radical Democratic tensions. The piece weighs whether Roosevelt could be checked by Bryan or Parker, and cautions Republicans about third term risks.

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Modern Heroes and the Lakefront Rescue

A fragmented account recalls a dramatic lake rescue as summer guests react in awe. A hero appears and stabilizes a distressed swimmer, while observers capture the moment for eventual publication and public attention.

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Fragmented Paragraphed Note on Wrinkle Discovery

A highly garbled paragraph discusses women inventing wrinkling methods and attempts to maintain appearances. It references a mix of odd terms and unclear events, mentioning a possible race with time and a night march. The damaged text hints at social roles and odd omissions.

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Manchester man recovers after brain surgery described in report

A Manchester resident, David Walke, recently underwent brain surgery for a medical condition. The operation involved removing a cist from the brain and recovery is progressing, with medical indications suggesting positive outcomes and ongoing treatment.

Natives Named to Council of India

Natives of note and distinction are named to the Council of India. The two appointees, Gobinda Gupta, a Brahmin, and Salyla Hussain Bilgrami, a Moslem, bring Indian experience to the body that governs India from London. The article notes the council’s authority and the secretary of state's need to act in council, with emphasis on the cross lion and imperial governance context.

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The Art of Bloodletting and Papuan Cupping Cures

A conspiratorial reminiscence traces historic bloodletting and new vacuum cupping devices. It contrasts antique papuan bleeding by arrows and cassowary shafts with modern medical shifts away from such practices, noting fatal myths and the search for safer methods amid urban accidents and odd incidents on Third Avenue involving cabbage carts.

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Four Ages of Self Made Man from the New York Sun

Fragmented OCR outlines a column praising the self made man. It cites labor, perseverance, and a beacon example inspiring others. Mentions wealth, national glories, and social effort, with a presidential reference. The text is garbled but centers on individual effort shaping the nation.

Autograph Manuscripts From Presidents Valued By Curator

Curator Charles Aldrich notes autographs of Lincoln and other presidents will rise in value as handwriting becomes rarer with typewriter use. He cites seventeen page manuscript from Grover Cleveland and warns future collectors will struggle to obtain handwritten documents of notable figures.

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Effect of Sun Baths From the XK

Evan T Robert of Cincinnati recounts a German medical treatment that prescribed sun baths for nervous prostration. He describes daily forty minute outdoor exposures, with relief after three weeks and full recovery in a few weeks, attributing his recovery to sun exposure.

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The Last Straw And Other New York World Snippets

A jumble of clipped appears with notes on canned goods price shifts and winter costs, a surgery tale of an ear reconstruction by Dr Biggs, and a Vanderbilt estate update. The report mixes market cues with personal health and a lavish horse and estate portrait.

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118 VERY QUEER From Lippincott Magazine

Fragmented OCR reads like a humorous verse on gender stereotypes and social behavior. It cites lines about calling a girl a cat or a pup and notes mischief, pride, and moral judgments in social interactions. The piece references a New York press source and political undertones, with unclear attribution.

Visitors to the capital discuss movement toward a Conservative party

Josephua Cozuela of the Raleigh News and Observer visits on the way to New York. The article outlines a proposed Conservative party formed from Democrats with a campaign fund, pledges of thirteen members, and possible growth to twenty three. It notes reactions from Mr. Deniès and others about the political realignment, economics, and the 1890s party landscape.

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Fragmented OCR style poem notes hero and blame in a Siberian scene

The passage presents a jagged, partly readable poem or dialogue in a warlike setting. It references a trial or denial of heroism, a search for blame on Loeb, and a bleak Siberian desolate landscape. The text feels like a fragmented historical document or stage snippet.

Early Treatment Gaps in Tuberculosis Care Noted

A historical report criticizes neglect of early tuberculosis treatment among the poor and lower classes. It notes limited access to dispensaries and a mistaken belief that current health allows delaying care, explaining why many never pursue recovery. It also observes even educated groups delay treatment due to fatalistic health views.

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Convicts Enjoy Themselves In Prisons Abroad And At Home

A critical account contrasts Thorberg in Switzerland with Michigan and California prisons. It notes prisoners there enjoy cafes, concerts, libraries, and social events, with warders lenient and privileges broad, including visits and even private productions, while American facilities show mixed reforms and outside entertainment.

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