The Post in Vacation Time Advertises Mailing Options
The Boston Post announces vacation mail arrangements offering monthly, weekly, and Sunday Post delivery to all U S addresses and foreign possessions. Subscription rates are listed for WAVY and Sunday Post editions with advance payment required and notices about changing addresses.
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The
Sunday Post
Points Canada
Boston
Maia
Post Publishing Company
POST
Daily Post
United States
Mato
Financial
Sporting Editors
B. A. Grozier
Boston Population and the Fourth City Question
The piece weighs Boston against St Louis for fourth in national population, arguing size is less vital than quality and growth prospects. It notes expansive suburbs pull residents beyond city lines, but praises Boston’s advantages and prosperity as defining its true worth.
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Boston
St. Louis
United States
Walker's SD Selection Sparks Debate on Party Platform
The article questions Speaker Walker's role on the resolutions committee for the state convention. It notes his past speeches and possible shifts toward progressive stances and warns that party leaders may resist any major platform changes. It considers whether Walker will push a row or temper his convictions.
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Walker
Negro Delegates Convene in St Louis Congress
A large gathering of prominent African American delegates selected by state governors and the President from the District of Columbia gathers in St Louis. The aim is to plan moral and industrial progress for colored people and to win improved standing with white citizens, without addressing social equality.
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St. Louis
District of Columbia
A Needed Fast North Shore Transit Into Boston
Editorial argues for a direct, swift transit from the North Shore to Boston. It condemns the Massachusetts Railroad Commission for denying a certificate of emergency to the Boston and Eastern Company and blames the rail bodies for delaying an essential improvement.
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Great North Shore
Boston
Massachusetts Railroad Commission
Boston and Eastern Company
Aesop
Railroad Commission
The New Telephone Rates in Boston District
The Boston metropolitan rates shift aims to revise all tariffs rather than cut them. The Jackson plan faces broad opposition though the state highway commission backs it. Large users may pay more while small suburban users could see mixed changes and restricted unlimited service.
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Boston
State Highway Commission
Telephone Company
the Highway Commission
Massachusetts railroad commission faces public interest clash
The speaker criticizes the commission for failing to resolve other transportation problems, arguing the body abandons long standing public welfare duties and sets a dangerous precedent contradicting Massachusetts' tradition of citizen protection.
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Massachusetts
Railroad Commission
General Taylor as Democratic Governor Candidate Hope for Massachusetts
An editorial suggests General Charles H. Taylor of Boston as a strong Democratic governor candidate. Taylor’s Beacon Hill experience and campaign leadership, cross party appeal, and wide business ties could attract Republican votes and unite electorates, potentially making a Democratic win a practical certainty.
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Charles H. Taylor
Boston
Massachusetts
Russell
Douglas
Taylor
Beacon Hill
House
Democratic Party
Sandisfield Gossip Ties Townsman News and Town Happenings
Sandisfield notes report a telephone peddler courting Montville and Town Hill subscribers via Pittsfield and New Boston. Local residents talk of shore visits, Hartford talks on the horse, new farm equipment purchases, and daily sales at W N Clark and A L Strickland stores.
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Montville
Town Hill
Pittsfield
New Boston
Otis
Lee
Great Barrington
Art
Strickland
Bred Barker
MSMILLS Ad Promises Quick Riches From Low-Wage Work
An advertisement for MSMILLS touts high value from time spent earning. It claims money is wasted on low paying tasks and pushes a scheme offering rapid earnings with minimal effort. The message targets readers seeking fast income through a managed program.
Passion Play of 19710 Photographs from Oberammergau Series
This Boston Post captioned set presents ten year interval scenes of the world famous Passion Play by the peasants of Oberammergau. The current summer visitors include thousands of devout Americans as the official photographs first appear in this series begun June 25 in the Boston Post.
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Boston Post
Oberammergau
Passion Play Photographs Listing Stage Scenes and Dates
A magazine notice details the Post series Passion Play photographs, listing scene subjects and publication dates from June 25 to August 25, with tomorrow's image slated as The Ear of Malchus. It highlights Jesus companions John and Peter and notes multiple Oberammergau participants by name.
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Jesus
John
Peter
Passion Play
Anton Lang
Mary
Mother
Ottilie Zwink
Mary Magdalene
Marie Mayr
Peter, the
Great Apostle
Andreas Lang
John the Disciple
Alfred Bierling
Judas
Johann Zwink
Herod
Hans Mayr
Caiaphas
Gregor Breitsamter
Christ
Jerusalem
Bethany
Pilate
Sebastian Bauer
Philip
Auias
Sebastian Lang
House of Simon
Temple
Mathew
Martha
Christus
Malchus
Observant Citizen Notes Local News And Ventures
The column reports two deaf mutes arrested after a joy ride and a humid day shaping like summer. It lists Rev Dr Perin resting in Brookline NH and motor travel by Cary and Blinn vacation plans. It notes Back Bay Antikis club, fogless fisheries, Maranacook reunion, and aviation posters by Don Bartholomew.
Edgartown berry picker nails six hour 54 quarts
A reader asserts a local harvester aged 64 picked 54 quarts of huckleberries in six hours, challenging a claim by David Benoit of 32 quarts as the champion. The letter from Co N Buchell notes the Edgartown claim dated August 28, 1910.
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David Benoit
Yours
N. Buchell
Edgartown
Where is Emilio Aguinaldo Now and What Is He Doing
Since his capture by General Funston in 1901 Aguinaldo has settled into a quiet farmer life. He is living as a planter recently at Cavite.
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Magri
Tom Thumbs
Middleboro
Italy
Europe
Count
Magic
Emilio Aguinaldo
POST
Kiader
Funston
Cavite
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Shore Safe and Sound
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Hartford
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L. C. Carpenter
Montville and Winsted
Uncle Sam
W. N. Clark
A. L. Strickland's
Annie C. Willett
New York
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Sandisfield Centre
Willett
W. B. Twining
Twining
A. L. Strickland
Berkshire County
Eagle
SS. Peter and
Passion Play Theatre
F. Bruckmann
A.-G
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Dr. Perin
Franklin House
Brookline
N. H
Rtert
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Maine
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Back Bay
Antikis
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Ments
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Bris
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Harvard Aviation Meet
Fred Goodwin
Brookline Lodge of Elks
Motor Boat Club
Craig’s Point
Winthrop
William 8. Butler
Lake Maranacook
George Hunter
West End
Apple Island
William Hunter
Harbor View
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Charles K. Winslow
Agnes Faren
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Charlestown
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Salisbury Beach
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