The Post in Vacation Time Makes Changes for Readers
The Daily Post will be mailed to any U S address for 25 cents per month and the Sunday Post for 60 cents per month. Address changes may be made any time. Subscriptions must be prepaid. notices will discontinue on expiration. H A Grozier is editor and publisher.
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Direct Election of Senators Faces Temporary Setback
A conference committee failed to resolve wording on a constitutional amendment for direct senator elections. The piece argues resistance to delay and condemns Lorimerism and Lodgeism while praising the Democratic record and noting the Republican origin of the blockade.
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Conference Committee of Congress
England
Cape Cranberry Harvest Set At 130000 Barrels
The article proclaims a record cranberry yield from Cape bogs, stating 130000 barrels. It contrasts cranberries with other crops and lauds Cape variety for its color flavor and table appeal, implying widespread joy from the harvest.
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Washington
Cape Bogs
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Outbreak of anti Jewish prejudice in South Wales towns
The piece notes a wave of anti Jewish prejudice with looting in three South Wales towns during a railroad strike. It condemns deliberate targeting of Jewish victims and contrasts the situation with America where such mobs are absent. It urges Britain to avoid relapsing into tenth century prejudice and stresses communal responsibility.
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Mona Lisa disappearance prompts ransom speculation
The article questions the motive behind the Louvre theft of the Mona Lisa. It argues stealing the painting offers little resale value and suggests a ransom demand as a more plausible motive, likening the case to high profile kidnap incidents.
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Louvre
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West End stockholders urged to back merger terms
The West End consolidation plan faces a Sept 6 vote. Editors urge stockholders to accept terms as public interest and prompt service improvements demand settlement and end to public dispute. Proxies to directors are encouraged to avoid public backlash and ensure orderly approval.
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West End
Boston
Strike Justified in British Rail Wage Dispute
A British rail strike is defended as fair, arguing workers deserve union recognition and higher pay. With average wages around seven dollars weekly, two shillings more are urged to cover rising living costs and maintain efficient service.
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England
The Era of Publicity Opens Caucus Meetings to Scrutiny
The Democratic caucus in Washington plans to open all party caucuses to December consideration. Observers say public access will extend democracy by exposing policy decisions to voters. Supporters cite governors Hughes Wilson and Foss showing the value of publicity in governance.
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Washington
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All Sorts By Kenneth L Roberts
A humorous verse lament about automobiles and benzine, listing woes from cursed engines to disruptive motor sounds. The narrator rails at car culture, blaming a rattling drive for headaches, migraines, and general horror on the road. The piece uses archaic spellings and playful doggerel.
Mona Lisa Theft Theories At Louvre Prompt Debate
Readers debate whether the Mona Lisa theft was a joke or a serious crime valued at over five million dollars. Some see it as a caper while others warn against misreading intentions and the potential consequences.
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Louvre
Chamber Returns From Abroad to Advocate a Homeward Tome
The chamber's return from abroad prompts members to draft a comprehensive work. They aim to demonstrate longstanding beliefs about community identity and a sense of belonging, asserting that a true home remains elusive.
Professor Kilgallen claims eighth hornpout whistle can be heard
Balliol College scientist Professor Morton Kilgallen describes imitating the hornpout mating call the lost eighth whistle. He built false ears and tested them at a Winchester pond, claiming to hear and reproduce the whistle enabling him to call a female hornpout out of water.
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Balliol College
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Atwood’s Flight Quote Highlights Narrow Escape Lesson
The line from Atwood recalling his flight from Belle Isle to Fort Plain favors practical humor. He says he kept hands in pockets and relied on a timetable, joking that only reading a dictionary on a safety valve of a boiling boiler could be more exhilarating.
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Belle Isle
Fort Plain
City value questioned as owner seeks missing funds
A fragment questions the city’s claimed value of 1,428,344 g14 and asks who holds the vast remaining sum of 1,428,344,813, hinting at missing assets and accountability.
Wimpy Weems Faces Desert Trials and an Approaching Biplane
Wimpy Weems and a Numidian lion trek across the Libyan desert seeking shelter and food. They find an oasis with date palms and gazelles then boil a batch of eggs. A distant biplane sighting ends the scene as the adventure continues tomorrow.
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Katharines'Toory
Boston church notices highlight moves and wills
In Greater Boston notices a bequest of $5000 funds the Rev Edwin Zpte of Boston for years at Regent Street Baptist, and W N Hartshorn of Boston leads the International Sunday School Association. The Rev Charles Herbert Rust of Rochester will supply the Dudley Street Baptist Church for two Sundays. Dr D B Jutten ends his Dorchester Temple Baptist ministry after months of service.
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New York
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Eee Dercheasay Temple
Ard Braistin
Moses in Egypt and the Exodus Vision in Old Testament Context
The article surveys Moses birth and rescue in bulrush boat, the Pharaohs' policies, and Moses upbringing under Egyptian royal protection. It notes Rameses II’s era, Egyptian civilization, and Tel el Amarna tablets, with emphasis on literacy among women and interregional contacts. It previews next Dore image Aaron’s rod, and lists previously published Core Pictures with purchase details.
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