Boston Post April 13 1921 Subscription Rates and Notices
The issue lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including U S Canada and foreign pricing, plus postage rules, payment methods, and editor contact details. It notes the Boston Post’s Associated Press rights and international newspaper copies on file in London and Paris.
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U.S
Canada
Sunday Post
Oston
The
Boston Post
Cockspur Street
London
Avenue de l’Opera
Paris
France
United States
Harding Message Marks Broad Policy Set on Foreign and Domestic Matters
The President in person addressed Congress outlining aims in international relations favoring a world league in spirit but oppose entangling alliances. He backs reservations to the Versailles treaty while avoiding a separate peace with Germany and urges tariff action, tax relief, and open price investigations. He calls for less government in business and greater private enterprise with rail and merchant marine ownership discouraged. The address blends prudent diplomacy with practical economic remedies and national unity.
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Woodrow Wilson
Harding
Houses of Congress
United States
League of Nations
Association of Nations
Hughes
Hoover
League
Germany
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
Mayflower Yacht Sets Sail For Halifax Herald Cup Race
The newest Mayflower wins praise as she returns to sea with polish and poise. Observers say she looks like a winner as she pursues the Halifax Herald cup with hopes of facing Canada’s top boats.
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Canada
Let Us Hear Viviani in Boston Again
A Boston reader urges rescheduling M. Viviani former French premier for a speaking tour so Bostonians can hear him once more. The City Club gathering left a strong impression and Americans love France. the writer asks if another event can be arranged.
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France
Boston
M. Viviani
Oldest Inhabitant Recalls Boston Weather Records
The Oldest Inhabitant cites Boston weather data for April 13 noting official highs of 8 and 66 in different years and a low of 20 above in 1874. He says there has been no rainfall on this date in the past decade except in 1913 1917 1918 and 1920.
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Boston
Newt
Lynn
Cc. E. S
Jefferson
Washington
Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
Nantucket
Motor Magazine
Tucketers
Main Street
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
John Roache
South
Commuter Scene and City Fashions Described in Racy Verse
A humorous puff piece portrays Alll Sorts in Ara at Newton Newkirk and city commuters. It jokes about salesgirls, morning greetings, and flirtatious lasses, noting a blue clad maiden at track twenty two and the crowd watching with amused irony in Boston.
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Steam
Darwin
Boston
Sphinx Advice and Local Notes Column Teaches Rye and Rhymes
A humorous letters column covers rye planting caution, frog sound mystery, Jefferson birthday calendar quirks, local commerce and thrift stamps, school reunions, baby and birth anecdotes, fashion trends, and punctual factory foreman praise. Names include Newt, N. N., C. E. S., and WLI OBSERVANT CITIZEN with Antrim thrift data.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason about praise and pressure
A verse set questions the toll of public praise on leaders and workers. It contrasts critics with supporters and notes a common humanity behind prominence, showing how encouragement can lift or fail to appear. The piece ends with a nostalgic nod to honest pride.
Early Film Pioneers and Rising Stars in 1900s Hollywood
The piece traces the early two reel experiment and close up development, naming Florence Lawrence and Mary Pickford as rising stars, alongside Griffith, Gish sisters, and other Biograph figures. It notes legal battles, foreign competition, and the shift by 1910 toward major studios like Edison, Vitagraph, Biograph, Lubin, Selig, and Thanhouser.
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Florance Lawrence
Marion Leonard
Little Mary
Mary Pickford
Griffith
Florence Lawrence
Gladys Smith
Lillian
Dorothy Gish
Blanche Sweet
Mabel Normand
Mae Marsh
Owen Moore
Alice Joyce
Robert Harron
Mack Sennett
Biograph Company
Adela Rogers
New York
Ducers
France
Pathe
Gaumonts
United States
Edison Company
Vitagraph
Biograph
The
Lubin
Selig
Majestic
Thanhouser
A Knight of the Pussy Willow
A first grade teacher Miss Willoughby inspires her class with a nature lesson about pussy willows. Johnnie brings five tiny pussy willows to class, risking mud and danger by Miller's River to please her, earning the title Knight of the Pussy Willow.
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Priscilla Wiloughby
Willow
Pussy Willow
Priscilla
Miss Willoughby
Dresé
Rebecca
Johnny
Katie
Johnnie
Venture
Miller's River
Mayflower Ship Hymn of Praise Echoes Across Harbor
A rousing maritime ode exalts the Mayflower as the foremost ship. The verse celebrates its purity, strength, and enduring symbol for the nation, urging cheers from every bank and heart to honor the vessel and its voyage.
Editor asks which city holds larger population Somerville or Cambridge
A reader asks which city is more populous Somerville or Cambridge. Somerville reports 3,091 residents while Cambridge records 109,694 residents.
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Somerville
Cambridge
Language notes and a Severn Tunnel inquiry to the editor
The letter discusses the contraction none and its singular plural use. It explains bootlegger origins from bootlegged bottles hidden in boots and notes the Webster dictionary entry. It asks about the Severn Tunnel length, stating it runs four and a half miles from Monmouthshire to Gloucestershire and opened in 1886.
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Severn Tunnel
England
Monmouthshire
Gloucestershire
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