The Boston Post April 8 1914 masthead and rates
The Boston Post issue lists publication details and subscription rates. It names Edwin A. Grozigr as Editor and Publisher and gives office address at 883 Main for Boston and rate notices for daily and Sunday editions, with Canada and foreign postage notes.
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Edwin A. Grozigr
American autos gain favor in Argentina says minister
John W. Garrett, the U S minister to Argentina, notes that American automobiles across price ranges are winning favor in Argentina and taking sales from European models. He argues Yankee cars endure harsher road conditions and will deliver better service, a trend likely in other continents as well.
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John W. Garrett
United States
Argentina
Europe
Atlantic
Draper Stricken While in the South
Massachusetts mourns as former Governor Eben S. Draper falls ill in a southern city. The public recalls his executive, conscientious service and devotion to public interests, despite some adversaries. Hope remains for a speedy recovery and return to health and activity.
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Eben S. Draper
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
The Veterans of Civil War Gather in Boston
Veterans of the Civil War attend a department convention in Boston where they tribute the 50 year march. The piece notes their virility and ability to act for their communities while reinforcing friendship and patriotism.
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Boston
Help for Newfoundland Victims Urges Boston Charity
A sympathetic letter from Thomas J. Farrell of Titicut accompanies a generous contribution and calls for a relief fund for Newfoundland sealers victims and their families. The Boston Chamber or Newfoundland natives groups are urged to sponsor and the Post pledges full assistance, trusting in Boston’s prompt and liberal response.
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Titicut
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Newfoundland
Boston
Vicinity
Suffrage Debate Moves to Next Winter in Congress
The House Democratic caucus opposes action this session, while Representative Palmer of Pennsylvania leads as sponsor for a constitutional amendment allowing state by state votes on woman suffrage. The Palmer proposal mirrors a Senate measure by Senator Shafroth of Colorado and aims at a balanced approach to political equality.
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Representative Palmer
Pennsylvania
Palmer
Senate
Shafroth
Colorado
Suffrage Plan Backed by National Association
The National Woman Suffrage Association endorses a proposed plan to extend voting rights, arguing it is fair reasonable and practical, while the country faces constitutional questions and opposition to any change.
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National Woman Suffrage Association
On to Victory as Unionists Abstain in East Fife
The Unionists avoid a candidate clash with Premier Asquith in East Fife, signaling no clear view on home rule. The home rule bill advances to a second reading with Ulster concessions unresolved, Asquith returns to Parliament, and victory for democracy is proclaimed as the bill proceeds to the Lords and royal assent.
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Ulster
House of Commons
Lords
Ireland
Great Britain
Open hearings urged on Panama canal repeal issue
Senate committee on interoceanic canals should grant 15 days of open hearings on repealing the Panama canal exemption clause. The move aims to elicit public opinion, reduce claims of rushed action, and reveal opposing interests. Administration members reportedly disapprove, but publicity cannot hurt their case.
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Underwood for Senator Triumph in Alabama Primaries
Alabama voters shifted toward Oscar W. Underwood in the Monday primaries, virtually electing him to the U. S. Senate. The move leaves the Democratic House majority to fill his soon vacated seat as he rises to national prominence in a changing political era. Hobson leaves the House due to sustained absence, seen as a favorable shift for Alabama politics.
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Gallivan Wins Clean Victory in the 12th District
The Hon. James A. Gallivan secured a decisive majority in the 12th district, marking an unmistakable endorsement of the Democratic administration. A veteran public servant, he is favored to be an efficient and popular congressman.
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James A. Gallivan
Gallivan
Manifest Interest in Planting Trees
A letter from F. WM. Rane, State Forester, to the Post praises forestry coverage and notes unprecedented spring interest in reforestation. He reports more young trees will be planted this season than in any two prior seasons, signaling heightened urgency for forestry efforts. Boston, April 7, 1914.
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F. WM. Rane
State Forester
Boston
Europe
Customs House
Bunker Hill Monument
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk The Height of Confidence
A brief note highlights Newton Newkirk and the quirky phrase the height of confidence. The piece uses humorous language about pinning faith in a weak suspender button instead of using a nail.
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Newton Newkirk
Faith
Identification Card and the Modern Man
A humorous defense of carrying an identification card outlining its social value in emergencies and everyday life. The speaker mockingly fills out a model card with absurd and satirical responses, poking fun at bureaucracy and modern convenience. The piece uses vivid person and place references and a tone of light satire.
April lagging in planting progress and Boston notes
Observations from J. E. Ostranger and local reports in Boston discuss April behind schedule for planting, frost depth in sunny suburbs, Harvard Health Talks by Harvard Medical School, rising living costs at eateries, and plans to improve the State House dome lighting. The column also covers changes to historic homes, civic events, and regional anecdotes from Boston and nearby towns.
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Massachusetts State Agricultural Experiment Station
Boston
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The pilgrimage to Delphi as a Greek tourist journey
The article notes a popular travel path from Athens to Delphi via Corinth Canal to Itea, with an overland route through Thebes. It describes Thebes modern town, its fortressed site, lore from Cadmus to the sphinx, and historic rise and decline through Greek ages to Frankish, Catalan destruction, setting up tomorrow's Delphi image.
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Corinth Canal
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Desire for a Gentleman Caller at Home
The letter advises a young person to seek admiration from a gentleman by entertaining him at their own home, noting the natural desire for attention and deeming the home the best setting. It contrasts parental distance from youth with the young person’s wish for social validation.
Paris Editor Sees No Japanese Attack on U S
Norman Angell managing editor of the Paris Daily Mail warned in a speech on World Peace that the United States cannot invade Mexico and risk guerrilla warfare. He said a successful Japanese attack on the United States was unthinkable.
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Paris Daily Mail
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