Boston Post Publishing Co announces subscription rates and contact details
The Boston Post lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, including Foreign and Canada rates, with instructions for payment and renewal. It provides addresses, editor names, and telephones, noting payment in advance and discontinuation on lapse.
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The Post in Vacation Time
The Daily Post announces mail delivery details for United States and possessions at 25 per month, with Sunday Post at 30¢ per month. Subscribers may change address as desired. The Boston Post boasts the largest newspaper printing plant in New England and the world.
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Caminetti on Trial in Reno Case Detains Blame on Woman
The report recalls Drew Caminetti on trial for violating the Mann White Slave Act. He allegedly took Lola Norris to Reno and now rejects blame, claiming the woman bears responsibility. Critics call his stance hypocritical and note the lasting damage to her life.
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New Wave in War on Alcohol and Wilson Speech
The Ghent International Congress of Neurology urged prompt strict measures against alcoholism. Provisional President Huerta in Mexico looms as Wilson prepares to address Congress on U S policy toward Mexico and potential Monroe Doctrine implications. The speech could mark a pivotal moment in Wilsons presidency.
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Six Presidency Roosevelt outlines unifying plan for Republicans
Six President Roosevelt advocates a simple plan to unite Republicans and Bull Moose. He notes talk of party mergers and says real proof will come from upcoming elections. Massachusetts results this fall will be interesting but not conclusive. another general election will reveal strength.
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Precautions Urged After Boat Seizure by Customs Fliers
The seizure of two fisher boats and the arrest of the men by US customs fliers in Boston harbor is defended as necessary to uphold regulations on lights and safety. Small craft owners are urged to equip lights, avoid anger, and accept responsibility if laws are ignored.
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A Truce For Mrs Pankhurst In France
Mrs Emmaline Pankhurst via refuge in France says she is gathering strength for a renewed battle later in the season. She urges followers to seize the lull in political activity to rest and recover, hoping physical recuperation eases agitation.
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German athletic delegation visits American training centers
An imperial commission from Germany touring U S training facilities visits West Point gymnasium and plans to observe Harvard and Dartmouth. The visit includes a representative from the German ministry of war and implication for the Imperial Olympic games to be held in Berlin.
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American athletics prestige affirmed in transatlantic contests
Recognition grows for American athletics as a formal confirmation of higher development and a better system than Europe, after long habit of collecting cups and trophies from contests across the Atlantic.
San Francisco Grab and Water Scheme Critique
The piece denounces a proposed federal grant for a Hitchy-Hitchy valley project as a fraud pursued for local promoters profits tied to Roosevelt era politics. It claims San Francisco would gain cheap electric power for transit and lighting, funded by a national property grab benefiting street railways and promoters.
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The Thaw money and the justice system
The piece argues that money drives the Thaw case, enabling repeated appeals and delays. It questions why a degenerate murderer avoids the electric chair, cites Matteawan escapes, and suggests financial power influences high level legal outcomes.
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Two Men Fight Outside Bank Spark Fear in Town
A merchant recalls a brutal street clash in front of a bank. One man grabbed a large stick and threatened to strike, prompting a heroic intervention by the bystander and a pointed joke from a young heir about brains. The tale highlights bravado and family reverence.
What Can FOU 7
A cryptic query asks for the answer to a riddle about a person named Newton Newkirk and phrases about identity and lineage. The piece presents a playful puzzle exploring heritage without requiring proof of bloodlines or ship history.
Delirium Tremens Afflicts Smith After Mosquito Bites
A fragment notes that after being bitten by mosquitoes this summer, Smith experiences delirium tremens. The text is literary and surreal, focusing on Smith and recurring pun phrases like Hokus and Pokus.
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Clam digger strike rumors alarm New England coast
An Observant Citizen column voice fears clam diggers may strike if prices rise and clams become scarce. It jokes about a potential clam famine and imagines drastic measures to harvest clams, while weaving in other local notes from Buzzard's Bay to Trinity Church.
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The Dope-Stick Stain and Rising Generations
A satirical piece condemns cigarette stains on the fingers as the worst yellow peril facing the country’s youth, warning of moral decay and urging vigilance against smoking’s cultural harm.
Diary of a Primitive Man in Maine Woods
Boston artist Joseph Knowles lives as a primitive man for two months in the Maine woods. The diary recounts failed attempts to sleep in a tree and encounters with a hedgehog, followed by a leaf bed and a vivid meal plan centered on blueberries and brook trout.
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Going Home by Margaret E. Sangster
An old soldier thanks the Post for the poem Poems for Your Scrap Book titled Going Home by Margaret E. Sangster. The note from THE NURSE mentions the timing as his wife is about to cross the line.
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German method seasons wood with lime in earth
An agricultural bulletin reports wood can be seasoned by five months of burial in lime rich earth, which enhances grain outline. The government seeks reform in shipping practices to curb millions of dollars lost annually.
San Sebastian A Modern European Summer Gem By The Bay
San Sebastian, Spain, is a popular Bay of Biscay resort just across from France. The city blends modern hotels with old charm, its Miramar palace housing royal paintings, and life centers on the beach and promenade. Nearby Azpeitia offers the birthplace of St. Ignatius Loyola and a valley view framed by Pyrenee foothills.
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New Books Highlight French Republic Tales and Irish Politics
A survey reviews Ernest Vizetellys Republ ican Frag 1870 1912 with tales of Mme Thiers left overs at Elysee and Pompadours Watteau reception. It notes Amelia Burrs winning poem in a British poetry contest and George Henry Moores Irish nationalist life with election anecdotes.
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Uncle Walt Mason Parodies Health Hints Panic
The poem mocks readers frightened by sensational Health Hints about poison in food and drink. Ned Nedham fears every can, loaf, and cup after reading magazine warnings, while a sage notes the panic is spawned by sensational public prints.
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Hard to Do Bride and Groom Elope in Style
The bride and groom secretly slip from a crowd and flee in a taxicab. They joke about their daring getaway and note the challenge of conducting a safe and sane wedding in modern times.
Arabic Sails for Liverpool with Passengers and Cargo
The White Star liner Arabic sailed for Liverpool yesterday afternoon carrying 425 cabin and 200 third class passengers along with a substantial general cargo.
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Two Farmers Assess Damage After Cyclone
In a clipped exchange, two American farmers compare cyclone damage on their farms. One notes disruption while the other quips about a new barn, joking they have not yet found whether it was hurt.
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