Boston Post August 17 1910 subscription rates notice
The Boston Post issue dated August 17 1910 lists subscription prices for the Daily and Sunday papers, including rates for one year six months and one month and notes mailing details and payment guidance. It specifies prices for Canada delivery per copy and states all money sent at sender’s risk with payments payable to POST PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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Boston
Post Publishing Company
The Post in Vacation Time
The Daily Post offers mail delivery nationwide at monthly rates for the Post and Sunday Post. Address changes, telephones for editorial rooms, and subscription terms are provided. Subscribers are reminded payments must be made to avoid discontinuation and to notify if the paper is unavailable from dealers.
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Daily Post
United States
Sunday Post
Mainess
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B. A. Grozier
Roosevelt rebuffed over New York convention chairmanship
The State Committee rejected Colonel Roosevelt's bid for temporary chair and the Old Guard remains in control in New York. The rebuff weakens Roosevelt's influence in his home state, while the Democratic chance in November depends on sagacity, not opportunity.
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New York
State Committee
Off
Barnes
Eem
Mack
Empire State
Ballinger on Conservation Needs Common Sense and Honesty
The article reports Secretary Ballinger defining conservation as common sense in handling national resources. He says common sense works but must be paired with honesty and a firm stand against corporate looters. He also calls for propriety in shaping official conservation policy at Washington.
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Ballinger
Oregon
Department of the Interior
Washington
What Can He Do Speaker Walker Supports Progressive Republicanism
Speaker Walker declares his allegiance to progressive Republicanism at a Plymouth County Republican outing. He defines it as favoring fair tariffs, stronger public service oversight, natural resource conservation, and government by the people. He criticizes stand patters and suggests his influence would boost the party's vote if allowed to write the Commonwealth platform.
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Walker
Plymouth County
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Milk controversy tightens as Draper rebukes railroads
Governor Draper condemns recent rate advances by railroads for milk transport in the state, delivering a sharp rebuke and warning to the Boston and Maine line. The Interstate Commerce Commission begins hearings here on the disputed Boston and Maine rates as Abbott of the Boston Cooperative Milk Producers Company makes a notable move.
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Draper
Boston & Maine
Interstate Commerce Commission
Milk controversy unsettled by Saunders bill debate
The Legislature debates relief for producers amid milk rate tensions. The Saunders bill, meant to end milk difficulties, has instead become a continuing source of disturbance. Advocates seek a sane settlement that aids producers without harming consumers.
Basin and Boats Face Tight Rules for Charles River
The Metropolitan Park Commission demands clearing floats and anchorage buoys in the Charles River basin, threatening power boat owners who moor there with potential loss of access to the waterway. An island mooring option is rejected. a Cambridge side basin is proposed as a cheaper, easier solution to preserve boating access before next summer.
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Charles River
Cambridge
Congratulations to Mayor Gaynor on healing progress
Public congratulation pours in from across the nation for Mayor Gaynor of New York as he recovers from his injury. Reports from the hospital indicate he may take a vacation, perhaps in the Adirondacks, while the public celebrates the thwarted assassination and the value of his service to the city.
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New York
Adirondacks
Uncle Joe Cannon and the coming Democratic House
The piece argues that Speaker Cannon will resist insurgents but the next Congress will lean Democratic in the lower chamber. It suggests Cannon may lose influence as the Democratic majority grows and the Republican leader could be in a minority.
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A Wonderful Boy Was My Dad Poem Tribute
The poem praises a father figure named George Whitefield prvyYs as a model of virtue. The speaker recalls a disciplined, helpful, polite father who never misbehaved or disturbed others. The piece ends with a wonder at why such a good man was not rewarded.
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George Whitefield
Gyroscope Rail Road Trial Aimed From Fairbanks To Matiniska
A Seattle company plans an experimental Brennan gyroscopic railroad from Fairbanks to Matiniska Alaska covering about 100 miles. Cost estimates show double track roadbed at 320 000 per mile versus 3200 for a monorail. Monorail promises faster construction and earlier operation.
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Seattle
Fairbanks
Matiniska
Alaska
Passion Play Photographs from Oberammergau Series
Boston Post presents a June to August 1910 sequence of official Passion Play photographs from Oberammergau. It lists each day’s figure or scene from Christus to The Pathetic Parting, naming performers Anton Lang Ottilie Zwink Marie Mayr Andreas Lang etc. with dates June 25 through August 17 and notes the ongoing publish schedule.
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Marie Mayr
Peter, the Great Apostle
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John the Disciple
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Pilate
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Christus
Passion Play Theatre
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk Encourages Poetess
Letter from Newton Newkirk admonishes Lynn about Bessies verse and offers mock encouragement while denying financial support. He suggests writing about meaningful topics and praises a Boston Post writer's clever verse. He jokes about meeting her at his office for more empty praise.
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Johnnie Rockerfeller
Cvethier
Sweet Maid
Bess
Boston Post
Curiosity Turns To Scam as Investor Receives Odd Prospect
A corny scams letter offers Skinner Fish style shares in a Pine wood based spice company with by products like knotholes and hemlock snuff. Manuscript replies mock the plan and joke about extracting gold from old teeth.
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Dentists Quip About Rack and Thumbscrew
Old Sphinx is off his feed with a stomach ache from corn on the cob. The Business Man has left his desk and gone down to Nan tasket for the day.
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Nantasket
Love Advice From Mildred Champagne on Parental Doubts
A distressed young Boston medical student asks about marrying a high school girl amid stories from her parents. Mildred Champagne advises transparency, meeting the parents, and sharing ambitions to earn their sympathy and support for love to continue.
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Champagne
Daily Paper
Boston Medical Schools
Out of Doors by George Matthew Adams
A verse by George Matthew Adams celebrates rural life and outdoor living over city toil. The speaker envisions retreat to a hermitage among grass and trees, tending animals, and writing life’s final page in harmony with nature, praising the outdoors as man’s true heritage.
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Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Dear Miss Champagne Advice From A Boston Post Column
An orphan18 year old asks if she should marry a wealthy suitor and asserts love settles class. The adviser counters that innate refinement matters, urges self worth, and reassures her to consider character over society. A 17 year old asks how to dismiss a persistent 19 year old admirer without hurting her. the response stresses kindness but cautions the suitor’s vanity and advises him to avoid courting many.
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