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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1907
Page
18
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A garbled, long volley of political notes and editorials references reform in Cleveland and school board rules about hair puffs, card playing, and dancing. It contrasts U S policy toward the Philippines with Japanese prospects, mentions Dewey and Congress, and critiques partisan rhetoric and moral policing.
A chaotic, era-spanning jumble of political commentary and social observations centers on a rough rider lineage, Cortelyou’s aging, and the federal campaign finance tensions. The piece threads through portrayal of figures from McKinley and Cleveland eras, hinting at wealth, inheritance, and public scrutiny.
The article reviews Dr E J Dillonnne’s observations on Pacific tensions, US aims, and Japan’s rising economic power. It links Korea, China, and the Philippines to imperial contests, warns of industrial leverage abroad, and notes labor, railways, and trade shaping Asia’s future amid American policy debates.
The text traces the Yorke family’s financial decline tied to agricultural depression and extravagance, notes Lord Hardwicke’s rise and fall, and details a shifting web of European monarchs from Austria to Montenegro. It also reports a lightning strike that injures a man and terrifies three dogs near York Road, with vivid but neutral narration of the incident.
An editorial note laments temperance zeal impacting cook book publishing and cites three new books with brandy and whisky recipes. It traces Montenegro’s diplomacy, Austria, Russia, and Italy shaping treaties and consular interests, concluding with Montenegro’s shift toward Austro-Hungarian representation and a statement by Du FONTENOT.
An 19th century traveler recounts a journey to Europe and a hotel stay where a nasal cure using lemon juice supposedly relieved chronic catarrh. The account notes the operation was painful, but claims relief within days and continued use afterward with good results.
A long fragment discusses temperance sales and a series of military horseback exhibitions under President Roosevelt. It details upcoming events at Jamestown Fort Ethan Allen and Fort Myer, with officers riding multiple laps, drills, and demonstrations supervised by Maj. Gen. F. D. Grant. It notes attendance, costs, and the presence of Atlantic fleet officers and cabinet officials.
The text discusses how imagination can magnify illness and distress, arguing hysteria is a group of mental disturbances not always recognized. It shares cases of patients with imagined maladies, detailing a mother with a spinal complaint and a woman whose pain worsened at night, illustrating how distress can be amplified by fear and religious devotion.
The passage describes a voyage and the tension of shared journeys aboard a crowded vessel. It notes a man’s familiarity with fellow travelers, a strained separation of a marriage, and how an overfull ship shapes the experiences of individual voyagers.
A fragmented piece recounts self serving claims of success and wealth amid political and social conflict. It cites a boastful stance on money making and reform while referencing readers who oppose the speaker and describing public scrutiny.
A morbid timidity case involves an employee who could not speak to a supervisor and a student who stuttered severely, yet both recovered their calm and voice control after three years of progress. The tale highlights the power of self-mastery and the fading grip of fear on speech.
A Washington glimpse compares Mexican bullfighting to the American view. The piece notes Mexican spectators study the fight scientifically, admiring matadors and the skillful targeting of the heart. It covers Mexican prospects for Americans, travel notes, and references to cultural sights and industry.
Citengo delivers a decisive late run to topple Hees Kent as White Sex battles for control. Key players and crowd roars highlight a tense finish with Citengo securing the win on a blistering final sequence.
An old Jersey farmer viewing a circux for the first time stands before a cage, appraising the misshapen beast with cloven hooves and pendulous lips as the crowd leaves. He mutters in disbelief, declaring there is no such animal.
A Philadelphia Press clipping notes a prison visit where an inmate asks for a book to read. The convict says he would like access to a railroad guide and expresses a desire for the circulator library to offer reading material available to inmates.
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