Post Publishing Co. rates and terms for subscriptions
The notice lists daily and Sunday Post and Canada rates for various periods, including domestic and foreign options. It notes postage adjustments for the Boston Postal District, per-copy charges, and payment instructions with checks and money orders payable to Post Publishing Co. and cautions that money sent is at sender's risk.
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Canada
Sunday Post
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Mase
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Post Publishing CO
Santa's Last Lap This Christmas Drive
A City Post appeal urges readers to support Santa Claus fund in a final campaign to aid needy children. It stresses there is no off year and recalls stronger past efforts, calling for generosity to bring Christmas cheer to those for whom it is scarce.
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House urged to resolve Cape Cod Canal funding delay
The text stresses immediate House action in Washington to finalize passage of the Cape Cod Canal funding, fearing delays into the next session. It notes expected timing around January, possible special rules, and opposition from Western progressives to the purchase provision.
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House Representatives
Washington
Cape Cod Canal
Wre
Help the Horses in Boston Pitiless Market Snow
A reader urges action to protect work horses in Boston's market district after a snowstorm. The piece calls for footmen to spread gravel and sand on icy spots as soon as ice appears and to ensure abutters contribute to sprinkling. It argues this prevents animal harm and protects public welfare.
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Boston
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Brive
City aids horses with emergency supplies
The city furnished resources to be used in emergencies, praising municipal mercy toward horses and urging the city to remember this care.
Isolation ends as Washington weighs European role in world affairs
Washington observers report a shift toward US participation in Europe tied to German reparations and a possible treaty based commitment. Ambassdor Harvey recalled for talks signals a major policy move with global impact and binding stakes in the billions.
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Europe
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England
Study of Boston city charter proposed by Rep Hays
The bill by Brighton Representative Hays calls for a commission of two Senators two House members two Governor appointees and two Boston Mayor appointees to study amendments or draft a new charter. It would report by May 1. The Post endorses a study and urges stronger neighborhood interest in elections.
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Boston
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Greenwich Village
New York
Woefully Inadequate Boston Immigration Station Demands Action
Secretary of Labor Davis calls Boston Immigrant Station woefully inadequate and urges Washington to provide proper equipment. The report stresses Boston as a key port of entry and demands practical results to avoid hampered operations and competition losses.
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Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Fragmentary Crypo Note on Snow Melt Dine
A partial text fragment discusses melting snow and a cryptic reference to a treasure. The passage mentions heat and scientific terms, with unclear attribution and no identifiable figures or locations.
Whene’er You See a Man Wis Out in This Grim Game
A poem praising the loyal wife who backs her husband through life’s trials. It highlights courage, support, and fidelity as essential in hard times. Dorchester. ime: S. F. O’K.
Tone Clusters Stir Musical Minds in Piano Breakthrough
A California composer Henry Cowell showcases tone clusters on piano using flat hands and forearms to produce wide octave avalanches and harmonic landslides. Critics laud the new harmonic possibilities while warning performers about risks and comedy of mass applause.
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California
Observant Citizen Reflects On Moon, Amendments, And Boston
The column notes the new moon and nine days with minimal daylight, marks the 67th anniversary of the 13th Amendment's effect, and discusses Prohibition's legal path. It praises Coast Guard medal honors, recounts Byrd’s lifesaving feat, visits Boston’s Brick Oven area, and mentions coal shortages prompting odd advertisements.
Quotable Quips and Quibbles From Bob Quillen
A jumble of aphorisms and quips attributed to Bob Quillen satire on American society and culture. Thebulletins touch on friendship, aging civilizations, frugality, fashion, and social behavior with a playful tone.
Boston Post Santa Claus Seeks Help for Children
The appeal urges readers not to delay and to provide for needy youngsters at Christmas. It frames giving as a privilege and a pleasure, not a duty, and invites participation to ensure all children have stocking gifts.
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Boston Post
Santa Claus
Nome Beach Rush Ignites Alaska Gold Fever
The Klondike era sparked frenzied rushes across Yukon and Alaska. Prospectors flocked to Nome and Anvil Creek in 1898 1899 and 1900 chasing rich placers. Thousands sailed and trudged over ice and sea amid dangerous tides and storms with hundreds perishing at sea.
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York
Post Letters to the Editor Offer Naturalization Queries and Etiquette
A reader asks how many people in the United States are eligible for naturalization. The exchange covers Maeterlinck pronunciation, Boston political vote counts, wood types, frostbite care, police arrest warrants, and etiquette for presenting letters of introduction during holiday visits.
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Post
Rules of navigation lights for ships
The text explains standard navigation light rules: moving steam ships show a green light on the starboard right side and a red light on the port left side, with a bright white light foremast when under way visible from at least five miles. It notes there are additions for special vessels and conditions such as towing or range lights.
Household Waste Turns To Poultry Feed
In every household small amounts of table scraps and kitchen waste have feeding value yet are wasted. Poultry stands as the only domestic animal class suitable for converting this waste into wholesome feed.
Free Agriculture Booklet On Nutritious Eggs And Poultry
Readers of the Boston Post may obtain a copy of this booklet free while the free edition lasts by writing to the Division of Publications, Department of Agriculture in Washington, D. C., asking Jan PF B 889.
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Boston Post
Division of Publications
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Oldest Inhabitant Reflects on Historic Weather Records
A Boston resident recalls the city’s longest standing weather notes, mentioning official figures from 1919 and 1915 and noting years with no rain or snow. The reminiscence references Decker and wartime dates while emphasizing unusual archival gaps.
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