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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
10
The Boston Post details daily and Sunday subscription rates, Canadian copy pricing, advance payment policy, and mail handling. It lists office contact numbers and billing instructions, with editor E A Grazier identified as publisher.
A New York clergyman cites an educator who tracked a metropolitan newspaper for three months. The study found 39 percent of its news worth while, challenging views of newspapers as mainly demoralizing with many trivial items.
The state saw:Hattie LeBlanc acquitted in a historic murder trial leaving Clarence Glover’s killer unresolved. The public mood favors relief at no long term imprisonment for the accused while questions linger over truth and unsolved motives.
The Ironmaster who hates war donates 10 million dollars to the Carnegie Peace Foundation. The gift creates a 300000 dollar annual income to pursue organized, systematic work for peace, replacing casual efforts and aiming to persuade nations that war is harmful to civilization.
Miss Mabel Frost of the Women's Municipal League declares Boston streets and alleys in poorer districts are dirty. She cites summer filth and neglect of cleanliness as the core issues behind the deplorable condition in tenement regions.
The piece blames slum districts for dirt and argues the city neglects cleaning in poorer areas. It urges reversing the principle and prioritizing cleanliness in the North and West Ends over more affluent districts like Commonwealth avenue.
Senator Lodge plans a public address in Massachusetts to defend his bid for re election. The talk will touch tariff revision federal income tax direct nominations and the election of Senators by the people and is expected to reveal the Republican machine stance for the upcoming Legislature session.
Boston Chamber of Commerce discussions highlight Atlantic Avenue as intended for heavy traffic between the north and south. Obstructions include streetcar surface tracks an elevated structure and the Union Freight railway restricting use. Calls focus on removing surface tracks and preventing Union Freight blockades while preserving the elevated line.
A British hotel in London operates without tipping, ejecting guests who offer gratuities and terminating staff who solicit tips. In its first year it earned 41 717 pounds and paid a 9 percent dividend on 130 000 shares, planning a 43 000 square foot expansion near Regent Street to 1000 rooms. England’s model suggests America could follow suit.
J Mitchell Galvin filed a statement in the city clerk's office revealing a campaign expenditure of $2406 for his race in the 10th district this year.
Letter from Newton Newkirk offering a wide assortment of goods and odd items for sale including crutches with monograms, chisels, washboards, eggs and various toys, plus repairs and pump handle fixes. Ends with a sales pitch and business greeting.
A reader jokes about sending shirts and collars for trial while speculating on a Portland Railroad transfer. He lampoons the transfer’s fine print and warns about misunderstandings at Monument Square, noting an odd back-page ad for a cement burial vault.
The Woman's Guild of St. Paul’s Church opened its annual fair in the Parish Hall to aid the floating hospital the church home in South Boston and the guild’s expenses. Bishop Lawrence confirmed a large class at Trinity Church Weymouth. David J. Ranney hosted by Orient Heights M E Church in New York. Rev John Haynes Holmes to address Newton Unitarian Club at Newton Centre Church.
The annual gathering of Y M C A officers directors and guests in Boston reported about 1 750 000 raised for new buildings and equipment. Lewis A Crossett chaired the state committee. A K Whitford and F P Speare spoke. the afternoon session and dinner were at the City Club and headquarters on Ashburton Place.
In a forest cottage Priscilla sings from a psalm-book while Hinacele recalls a vanished future. A dreary aftermath haunts him as he returns home to the modest interior, their chance moment passing before his words could bridge the gap. The scene closes with a silent exchange of flowers and a vow unspoken.
Wellesley College forms a spelling and punctuation class led by Miss Perkins and Miss Pope to improve students grammar. Four girls join the early class and the program grows as errors in essays trigger consequences. Some debate whether an extra study hour complies with college rules.
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