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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1907
Page
6
Sunday edition from Post Publishing Co. details issue number volume year and office address at 259 Washington Street Boston Mass. No further readable article content is present to summarize.
The notice lists subscription rates in a fragmentary way. It mentions Boronnnal year, various monthly rates, and a Sunday Post package offering one year for 2.50, six months for 1.25, and three months for 65 cents.
The Daily Post offers mail delivery to any U S address and possessions for 25 cents per month and the Sunday Post for two cents per month. Address changes available as often as desired.
Due to higher Canadian postal rates the Daily Post offers special subscription options: 1 month 50 cents, 6 months three dollars, year six dollars. Sunday Post nine cents per copy. Entries and payments go to the Post Publishing Company. mail at sender's risk. do not send cash. make checks or money orders payable to POST PUBLISHING COMPANY.
All subscriptions to the Post must be paid in advance and will be discontinued without further notice on expiration. If you cannot obtain the Post regularly from your newsdealer or newsday notify us by postal at once. E. A. GROZIER Editor and Publisher.
Formal assurance confirms the late Augustus St Gaudens work on Boston Public Library pedestals and statues is far advanced. Assistants will complete groups designed by him. The Phillips Brooks statue is finished in the model stage.
Prince Wilhelm of Sweden is received as part of American citizenship, acknowledging Swedish Americans in Massachusetts, Minnesota, and across the nation. The note highlights 32,000 Swedish residents in Massachusetts, 116,000 in Minnesota, and praises such immigrants as sturdy, industrious, and integral to the citizenry.
The flood of picture post cards draws outcry yet remains a cheap way to share one cent transportation and show where you are or what you have seen. The trend will pass. those profiting from them may find effort less fruitful than past card photography fads. The burden on the mails is noted, and senders rarely request tracers for missing cards.
A London Bankers Magazine note argues a vast market loss for August totals 680 million dollars, with 260 million from American railroads and 1.725 billion year to date. It contends the paper loss does not reflect real value as earnings, employment, and thrift income remain intact, and industrial activity continues to yield profits despite speculative declines.
Secretary Taft urges Oklahomans to reject the constitution from the elected convention, calling it botchwork and political. He warns Roosevelt may fear partisanship if rejected, but notes Oklahoma is solidly Democratic with delegates in most counties. The piece frames the dispute over Statehood and partisan angles.
The text argues a Democratic victory would deliver two Democratic Senators and predicts a Democratic presidential choice for Oklahoma next year. It questions why Oklahomans should deny statehood to avoid political misalignment with Taft and Roosevelt, framing it as disfranchisement for political reasons.
A veteran observer warns of widespread destruction in the White Mountain region as fires ravage 35 000 acres of cut timber. He argues national intervention is needed, condemning New Hampshire’s legislature and urging a White Mountain Reservation to protect a national resource.
A morning vaudeville program features MR GEE WHILLIKENS in a tongue twisting act and a lineup of acts including Flop-Brothers WLIPP Flop Premier Acrobats, Fanny the risqué dancer, and Bolivar the elephant. Algernon MOLLYCODDLE presents silent films with war and romance themes as moving pictures entertain.
Daily horoscope notes a lucky day for courtships and weddings with favorable aspects between Mercury Venus and the moon. Advises writing important letters, seeking legal advice, and choosing schools. warns night loss for birthdates, warns against risky monetary speculation, praises serene domestic life and generous wealth of love.
A lyrical fragment describes walking with a loved one beside a winding river among lilies and birds. The speaker recalls a strong clasp, vows of undying memory, and a longing for reunion in a distant, dreamlike by-and-by where ghosts would not haunt them. The tone is wistful and intimate, with imagery of scent and separation.
Noted city and New York composer and music critic Henry J. Storer will marry Miss B. G. Olive on Wednesday evening September 4 at the bride’s Fayette Street home in Cambridge. The couple will reside in Belmont after the ceremony.
Wil lis Clayton in his Oxford building office deals with a flood of perfumed envelopes. He dismisses each with disdain, counting 119 envelopes in three days. One missive offers a young bachelor with money seeking to communicate with eligible young ladies for matrimony, labeled Clay P. O. 2.
Listing of male residents of Boston closes Sept 3 at Police Headquarters 37 Pemberton Square. Office open daily 6 A M to 10 P M and on Sept 3 until midnight. Eligible residents May 1 1907 not yet listed or who will have six months residency by election may apply. Printed lists available at 37 Pemberton Square. Stephen O Meara John M Minton Listing Board.
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