Suburban Rates for Daily and Sunday Post Distribution
Rates listed for Daily and Sunday subscriptions to U S and Canada include one year five dollars, six months two dollars fifty, three months one dollar twenty five, monthly fifty cents. Foreign one month one dollar. Canada postage ten and a half cents per copy. Daily and Sunday combined rates apply for Canada. Boston Rental District adds one cent per copy. Postage charged for Daily or Sunday. Mailer bears risk. do not send cash. Checks and money orders payable to POST PUBLISHING CO.
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Post Publishing CO
Arbuckle Rehired Faces Public Backlash Across Boston
The Will Hays policy to restore Fatty Arbuckle to film work sparks strong protest from Boston clergy and community leaders. Public reaction is expected to spread nationwide as critics argue the move undermines the movie industry clean up effort.
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Will Hays
Fatty” Arbuckle
Boston
Arbuckle
Hays
Fire department and police praised for Newbury street rescue
The city lauds firemen and police after yesterday morning's Newbury street fire. About 20 people were rescued and valuables retrieved as officers reentered burning rooms. Citizens praised the bravery and energy of the two departments.
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Newbury Street
Brookline to Erect 800 Room Ten Story Hotel
Brookline approves a $5,000,000 ten story hotel with 800 rooms, signaling major growth beyond its historic skyline. The move marks a bold shift from preservation to city growth as the village embraces new construction and annexation anxieties ease.
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Brookline
Boston project faces guarded acceptance from opponents
Opponents have clung to resistance while observers expect the Boston project to gain acceptance sooner than they anticipate, despite early doubts and pushback.
Judge Anderson draws fire over railroad remarks
The Federal Judge George W. Anderson faces criticism for a lively speech on railroads and Congress. The commentary questions whether a sitting judge can comment openly without compromising judicial objectivity.
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George W. Anderson
Congress
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Commonwealth
AID TO EUROPE Washington backs plan on reparations settlement
Washington reports indicate the administration agreed to let an American commission settle Allied reparations disputes. Since Harding took office the United States has moved toward a more active role in Europe. Lausanne marked heightened participation and now full aid is anticipated to resolve a long baffling issue.
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Washington
Harding
Lausanne
America
Sam
State officials urged to seek tax relief and economy
A editorial calls for restraint in taxation and public spending urging more efficient budgeting. It argues Massachusetts faces a heavy tax burden and suggests exploring cost-saving measures rather than expanding revenue, noting the need for limits to public expenditure and wiser fiscal practices.
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Massachusetts
Union
Publicity Praised by Atlantic City Boardwalk Board
Mrs Walter M Pratt chairman of publicity thanks local newspapers for their assistance with the Atlantic City Boardwalk exposition. She notes the press cooperation helped make the event a big success.
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Atlantic City Boardwalk
Mrs
Walter M. Pratt
Americans Paid to Germany for Civil War Debt Summary
A historical note states Americans paid Germany a sum equal to one third of the Civil War debt, totaling $2,845,907,628, on August 1, 1808.
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Germany
All Sorts Newton Newkirk A Fleeting Opportunity
Charity plea urging readers to donate to the Boston Post Santa Claus fund to bring Christmas cheer to needy children in New England. Emphasizes doing good before Christmas and the spiritual reward of generosity.
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The
Boston Post the
Independent Democratic Paper of
New England
Boston Post
Santa Claus
Snippets on Labor, Charity, and Society Voices
A collage of aphorisms and verses on labor dignity taxes waters seas and charity by Bob Quillen and H Riley from Witchburg includes reflections on success take the crack at dignity and a plea for Post Santa charity. The tone mixes humor social critique and seasonal sentiment.
AW Cane Debate Sparks Public Reward Claim
A terse note references AW and RY Cane in a dispute over a reward. The fragment provides no dates or locations and leaves the outcome unclear.
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RY Cane
Winter and summer mingle as solstice notes in Boston
Observant Citizen notes December’s onset with Capricornus sun rise and the polar contrast of day and night in far territories. The column surveys seasonal quirks, postal card lore, local officials, and notable Boston figures in a brisk, period voice.
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Argentina
Equator
Capricornus
Cobalt Silver Rush Reveals a City of Boom and Dust
The Cobalt boom of 1903 1909 turned a northern Ontario town into a bustling camp. Prospector Ben Hollinger linked the famous Hollinger mine yielding about a million dollars in gold monthly while most miners endured long shifts, low ore grades, and grim factorylike surroundings.
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Ontario
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North Pole
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Hollinger
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Hollinger Mine
Punch Premeditation Turns Party to Gaffe
A husband poisons the punch at a bridge party, drunk-laden brew causes guests to misread cards and mix up wraps and hats. The guests stumble home while the wife berates her husband for the cruel prank. Police records show no injuries.
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Hubby
Climate Retains Cold and Warm Records for December 22
The record notes Poston’s coldest dates for December 22 with 1879 and 1883 cited as the coldest official measurements. It states a warmest reading of 60 in 1065. It adds that Boston has had no rain or snow on this date in 16 years except 1916 and 1918.
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Poston
Boston
Sir
Self addressed envelope rule for story submissions
Reader note states that until further notice no stories will be returned unless accompanied by a self addressed stamped envelope. It asks contributors to retain a copy of their story genius.
Doughnut Lady helps homeless on Christmas Eve
Mrs. Wesson, a kind widow, donates six dozen doughnuts to a house for the homeless aided by her music student Miss Brett. They plan to sing for the men, delivering warmth and compassion in a snowbound city on Christmas Eve.
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Miss Brett
School of Magic
Anna Brett
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Ann
Mother Wesson
Anna
Origin of Day by Day Jingles and Gum Base
The text explains a so called Day by Day in every way jingle tied to auto suggestion by Dr Emile Cone for self improvement. It notes chewing gum commonly uses chicle sap from trees in Mexico and other hot regions as its base.
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Emile Cone
Mexico
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