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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1912
Page
10
The Boston Post issue lists dates and pricing, editor and publisher credits, and subscription rates. It notes circulation terms, contact numbers, and delivery details for daily and monthly rates. It mentions distribution methods and notices about payment and discontinuation.
The Boston Post proclaims its ownership of the largest newsprint printing plant in New England and the world, with Robert Hoe of R Hoe & Co endorsing the claim as president.
A retrospective debate accuses Lawrence police of overstepping legal authority by blocking parents from sending their children to Philadelphia. Lawyers say neglect laws do not support forced stoppage, praising parental prerogative and constitutional rights amid accusations of state overreach and class bias.
The United States considers a neutral zone along the Rio Grande to prevent stray fire and reduce tensions from the Mexican revolution. Washington argues a buffer would protect American lives and property while avoiding direct intervention, with border forces strengthened as a precaution.
Theodore Roosevelt declares his intent to pursue a third term, framing it as a duty to the people while signaling a split in the Republican Party. The letter criticizes Taft’s treatment and foreshadows intense intra party conflict as the nation watches the open struggle.
In a fiery exchange from Malden Massachusetts Daffy Howes replies to Whit the Bard of the Mystic with satire and taunts. He imagines Whit facing immigration inspectors and delivers a humorous vision of a clash over steak and supper.
A brief contemplation suggests marriage isn’t a guaranteed failure. rather, many couples continue to live together after tying the knot. The remark emphasizes practical realities over idealized outcomes.
The article recounts Mr. Pecksniff manipulating and dismissing Tom Pinch to shield his own schemes regarding Martin Chuzzlewit and Mary Graham. Tom learns Pecksniff’s deceit after overhearing Mary and Tom discuss the guardian’s hypocrisy in the church, prompting Pecksniff to eject Pinch and face social fallout.
Daily notices list Lent services at St. Pauls Church Tremont Street with ministers Rev Frederic C Underburn and others in Boston and Columbus Ohio. Boston lodge 34 Loyal Order of Moose advertises membership with prices 6 and 25 dollars and charter closure March 31.
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