The Post Vacation Time Notice and Rates
The Boston Post issues a vacation notice with subscription rates for The Daily and Sunday Post. It lists prices in dollars for various durations, notes Canada delivery, and states all subscriptions must be prepaid. Editor A. Grozier signs the publisher statement.
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Vesia Scene
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Sunday Post
Pointe
Canada
the Post
Boston
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Post Publishing Company
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Daily Post
United States
Jos
Monneial
Sporting Editors
Maton Business Office
A. Grozier
Fragmented OCR Listing From Daily and Sunday Post
A dense OCR readout shows numeric lines like totals for daily and Sunday posts. It mentions totals and averages across 26 days for the Daily Post and 5 days for the Sunday Post with figures such as 23,626 events and 287,592, alongside many garbled tokens and stray numbers.
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Total Daily Post
Sunday Post
The Colonel's Tour of Pennsylvania Miners
Colonel Roosevelt's tour of Pennsylvania mining districts blends humor with serious purpose. His close probing, fearlessness, and coalfield connections aim to reveal life in the mines and spur reforms for safer working conditions and better treatment of workers underground.
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Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Greeley
Notter
Dog Days Heat and Seasonal Shifts Across the Sky
The piece notes dog days from July 3 to Aug 11 per tradition, but dates shift with rising star Sirius. It observes extreme heat since late June, argues weather depends on atmospheric conditions, and foresees relief as days shorten and nights lengthen despite star lore.
A Minister Worth While Amid Railway Labor Talks
A Grand Trunk railroad treaty with striking employees is admitted to be largely the result of efforts by a minister. The outcome reflects tentative progress in labor dispute negotiations and broader labor relations at the company.
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Grand Trunk Railroad
King of Labor A Mediator for Canadian Strikes
The piece lauds Mr. W. L. M. King as a fitting Canadian labor minister who has mediated over 30 strikes with settlements aligning closely to initial proposals. It argues his wisdom could have prevented Grand Trunk troubles and likens the situation to a line from Strife, noting leaders like King curb such conflicts.
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W. L. M. King
Grand Trunk
Galsworthy
King
Insurgent gains in Kansas primaries spark national fallout
The piece notes insurgent Republicans win six of eight nominations for Congress in Kansas while nominating Stubbs over Leland for Governor. It argues genuine factional bitterness will aid the Democracy and predicts insurgent influence will endure even if the next House is unlikely to shift. Iowa may oppose the Payne Aldrich bill.
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Uncle Joe" Cannon
Kansas
Washington
Congress
National Congressional Committee
Stubbs
Leland
Voice
Ohio
Iowa
Ballinger Faces Fierce Criticism as Taft May Be Involved
The piece attacks Secretary Ballinger and accuses him of misjudging public opinion. It argues Taft risks danger if he shares Ballinger’s stance and urges advisers to reveal the true facts before it is too late. It likens the situation to Sinbad and the Old Man of the Sea.
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Taft
Sinbad
Mr. Taft
Insulting Proposal Over Parkman House Use
The writer condemns leasing the Beacon Street Parkman home as a sanitarium for drunkards. He urges preservation as a historic symbol and suggests better uses such as Park Commission headquarters or other revenue sources, arguing the idea dishonors George F. Parkman’s generosity.
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George F. Parkman
Boston
Beacon Street
Park Commission
Jamaica Plain
Salvation Army Holds Maine Camp Encampment
About 100 Salvation Army members from Massachusetts New Hampshire and Maine arrived at Old Orchard Maine for a two day annual encampment. Major Cowan of Portland leads the meetings with addresses by Eniga Hopkins of Boston and Miss Daisy Zedau of Portland. An open air meeting was held tonight and the meetings close tomorrow night.
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Salvation Army
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maine
Major Cowan
Portland
Ensiga Hopkins
Boston
Daisy Zedau
August Services At Emmanuel Church Somerville
The August schedule at Emmanuel Church Somerville lists services at 7:30 and 10:30 a m. during the rector's absence Mr Farwell, the rector's assistant, will oversee the services in charge.
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Emmanuel Church
Somerville
Farwell
Humorists Hold Annual Montreal Convention
All sorts. By Newton Newkirk this column will be conducted this week by members of the American Press Humorists Association who are this week holding their annual convention in Montreal Canada.
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Newton Newkirk
American Press Humorists’ Association
Montreal
Canada
The Fishing Trip and the Greed of Donald Doughnut
Two historical sketches appear side by side. A fundraiser for moral ink contrasts a fishing trip guided by pious restraint with a cautionary tale of Donald Doughnut and Sylvester Sloppyweather. Sylvester profits from thrift. Donald squanders 14 shillings and commits folly. The piece ends with a moral against waste and a warning about miserliness.
Witty Proverbs On Life And Luck By Newton Newkirk
A Boston Post columnist shares quippy maxims on love opportunity money luck and fate. The piece pairs sharp one liners with a playful tone reflecting everyday folly. It attributes the sayings to Newton Newkirk.
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Newton Newkirk
Boston Post
Little Robert's River Bathing Verdict From Montreal
Nine year old Robert bathed in the Abenakis River during the dog days his liver water logged and he would not eat. His mother asked if he could eat honey in the comb and he replied he could eat it in a hair brush. CY WARMAN Montreal.
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Bob
CY Warman
Montreal
Passion Play Photographs From Oberammergau Series
The Boston Post presents first photographs from the world famous Passion Play of 1710 series. This frame shows a Bavarian peasant woman in native dress raking hay, illustrating the rural labor highlighted by the Oberammergau event.
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Boston Post
Oberammergau
Passion Play photographs published from June to August in Oberammergau
The Post series begins Saturday June 26 with a schedule of daily Passion Play photographs through August 4. Notable subjects include Anton Lang as Christus, Mary Magdalene, Judas, Pilate, Caiaphas, and scenes from the Temple to the Last Supper.
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Mary, the Mother of Jesus
Ottilie Zwink
Mary Magdalene
Maris Mayr
Peter, the Great Apostis
Andreas Lang
John the Disciple
Alfred Bierling
Judas
Johann Zwinck
Herod
Hana Mayr
Caiaphas
Gregor Breitsamter
Christ
Jerusalem
Jesus
Bethany
Pilate
Sebastian Bauer
Peter, Philip and
John
Annas
Sebastian Lang
Sine
House of
Simon
Temple
Matthew
Christus
Marie Mayr
Passion Play Theatre
Oberammergau
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
Clergy changes and services rolling through Greater Boston churches. Recovered pastor returns to Brimmer Street apartment. Quincys pastor visits Truro for rest of August while other Sundays feature visiting preachers. Westminster’s Abar to Beth Eden West Fitchburg preaches first sermon next Sunday. Packards relocate to Littleton for new pastorate at Congregational Church starting next Sunday. Thirty two Lynn churches join Sunday afternoon services at the baseball grounds led by Rev. Charles T Schaffer. Park and Downs Church Quincys W B Ayers on vacation with supply list for August. Young People Missionary Convention at Silver Bay spurs Brockton churches to launch missionary classes promptly.
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A. M. Thompson
United Presbyterian Church
Quincy
Truro
N. S
A. J. Abar
Westminster
Beth Eden Baptist Church
West Fitchburg
Harrison L. Packard
Kingston
Littleton
Packard
Congregational Church
Lynn
Lynn Baseball Grounds
Charles T. Schaffer
Silver Bay
Lake George
N. Y
Brockton
Shoe City
Catch Basins Saddling Boston Mosquito Breeding Says Skeeter Breeders
A Boston reader appeals to authorities about stagnant water in street catch basins. He urges oiling basins or changing covers to curb mosquitoes, noting foul smells on his Ashmont street.
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Skeeter
Post
Boston
Board of Health
Health Or Sewer Department
Ashmont
Between Two Fires Bride Dilemma Advice Column
A reader asks Mildred Champagne to choose between two potential wives, one poor but virtuous and educated differently from the wealthy, well educated other. The expert advises delaying the choice, avoiding a hasty marriage, and reflecting in solitude to weigh which partner best balances love and judgment.
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Miss Champagne
Hebe
Diana
Job
No clear subject endangers feelings over heart and profit
A fragment argues that choosing between two options requires a firm emotional grip on both. It cautions that if the decision rests on material gain alone, one should easily decide, but true attachment is missing.
Word of thanks to Miss Champagne for advice
A reader signs as Witch Hazel with sincere thanks for Miss Champagne's reply in today's Post. They praise the column as clear common sense and an epitome of solid guidance and wish her continued good work in addressing questions of vital interest to writers like themselves.
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Miss Champagne
Witch Hazel
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