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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1910
Page
8
The Boston Post issues daily with subscription terms listed for different periods and regions. It notes advance payment requirements, Canadian postage, and contact details for the publication office and editors.
The death of Francis H. Burr is noted as a personal loss to sports lovers. Burr was Harvard football captain two years ago and also excelled in baseball and track, remembered as one of Harvard's finest athletes.
Newark New Jersey names an official mosquito inspector to find breeding sites and report them to the Board of Health. The role aims to prevent future stings after a costly summer and urges persistent efforts to eradicate mosquitoes.
Debate between New Orleans and San Francisco over the 1915 Panama Exposition heats as both cities trade accusations. New Orleans argues the rival would mismanage crowds while highlighting its own Mardi Gras expertise. San Francisco counters with cartoons and claims of unsuitability.
A speaker denounces hostile political theater and pledges a respectful national stance free from mudslinging. The message emphasizes portraying the United States as honorable and constructive to other nations.
The passing of Mary Baker Eddy ends a generation of influence over a large following. Her cult grew from a Boston birth to more than a thousand branches worldwide, with the Christian Science Church expanding across the eastern and western hemispheres. Her leadership attracted strong opposition yet demonstrated steady faith and inspired adherents and critics alike.
A fragment recounts a boy named Adam who eats a green apple and suffers a stomach ache. The odd anecdote sits beside a playful college quiz dramatique that questions sentence correctness and mocks improper syntax with a Roosevelt aside.
Newspaper readers in Dorchester mass discuss the cheeky gag of an advertisement promising quiet shaving by Mr Mead. The note expands into a humorous question about church fronts addressed by Charlie and explained from both inside and outside views.
A Yale alumnus funds a $15 000 loan fund for faculty, sparking debate on the poor financial condition of college professors. The piece argues professors are underpaid relative to living costs and pressures to marry well, noting risk of brain drain to other careers. It urges colleges and trustees to raise pay to attract and retain gifted teachers.
The article argues the Republican tariff worsens living costs for wage earners by taxing woolen goods while failing to boost employment. It notes falling domestic wool production, rising imports, and Taft’s reluctance to push reform, questioning who pays for keeping families warm this winter.
The dialogue presents Miles Standish listing his battle gear and soldiers as he reflects on past combats. John Alden responds that divine mercy saved Standish, while Standish extols his self kept arms and his disciplined small force of twelve men.
A humorous dialogue features the Chronic Grumbler and the Cheerful Idiot debating misfortune and work. A man cites Bunk's Pills as a cure and contains a tale of eye trouble, double reading, and a gas company offer reading meters for pay.
A waiter offers Camembert and a fork, the customer demands a revolver instead. A tailor refuses a new suit until payment, and the customer exclaims with exasperation.
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