Post Publishing Co Daily and Sunday Post Rates 1915
Subscriptions for Daily and Sunday Post published in Boston include U S and Canada rates with yearly and shorter terms. Foreign and Canada copies add postage and special rates for combined Daily and Sunday offers. All money sent at sender's risk. make checks and money orders payable to POST PUBLISHING CO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Publishing Co
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
U. S
Canada
Sunday Post
Postofice
Fiditorial notice from Post subscription and delivery
The Post urges readers to pay subscriptions in advance and report undelivered papers. It lists offices and contact points at 1004 1005 7008 Main, 1839 Main, and notes Edwin A. Grozier as Editor and Publisher. Continuous payment ensures continued delivery with notices on expiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsday
Gesial
Edwin A. Grozier
Fire Sculpts Tragic Losses Near Boston
In rapid succession two child deaths from fire shock the Boston area. At Mansfield a fire destroyed a house killing twin babies, and at Cambridge a 3-year-old boy fatally burned after falling into hot ashes. Mothers were absent in both cases highlighting the need for constant vigilance to protect children from fire risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mansfield
Cambridge
Costs Less Than War in Mexican Occupation
A administration critic quips that the cost of occupation of Vera Cruz and internment of Mexicans in Texas and New Mexico has run up 13 million dollars while suggesting war with Mexico might cost a million a day, not counting young lives lost. The piece urges reflection on the price of patience and watchful waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cruz
Texas
New Mexico
Mexico
Angell Memorial Hospital Dedicated for Animals in Boston
The Angell Memorial Hospital for animals opens in Boston as the world’s finest animal hospital. The dedication honors Dr Rowley and the workers who fostered mercy for distressed animals, recognizing a long held dream realized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angell Memorial Hospital
Mireless
Boston
Row
Municipal Morality Books Spark New York Public Library Row
The piece argues Boston Public Library’s refusal to circulate ten books by known authors caused no harm and notes New York branches hold the works. It mocks Boston’s moral squeamishness and urges laughter at the episode. It defends cautious censorship as safer in art, literature, and drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Public Library
New York Public Library
New York
Boston
Naval review plans eyed for northern waters next May
If plans materialize there will be a great naval review in northern waters when battleships return from Guantanamo next May. New York aims to have President Wilson review a parade there. Some war game maneuvers to protect the city may be undertaken as an exhibit with value beyond spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guantanamo
New York
Wilson
Naval Review and Fleet Return to Boston
The article discusses the navy's capacity and the possibility of a fleet review in Boston. It argues for a show of ships to clarify shortages and suggests authorities should include Boston in the festivities, turning attention to strengthening naval presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Outrage over receivership pay sparks reform talk
The article denounces high fees for H. B. Claflin Company receivers and their counsel, noting $150000 each for a near year’s work. It calls for federal action to cap official receivers’ salaries, arguing the system robs creditors and should be abolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Claflin Company
New York
United States
Marty
Claflin
Massachusetts
The Price of Milk in Boston
The Post urges keeping milk price relief without lowering purity standards. It cautions that farmers must profit to stay in business and notes regulation raises costs. It argues purity must be safeguarded and public health for babies and invalids must not be compromised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Boston
New York Leaf Tobacco Dealers Seek Navy Convoy
Leaf Tobacco Board of Trade members in New York sought a U S convoy to escort a ship bound for Holland carrying Sumatra wrappers used in cigars. The State Department refused the request, citing risks from German war zones, though dealers hoped for safe passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaf Tobacco Board of Trade of
New York
State Department
United States
Holland
Sumatra
Amsterdam
Sam
United States Navy
GUILTY MASTER PLUMBERS
The article notes 35 master plumbers from eight states linked to the National Association of Master Plumbers and state bodies have been found guilty of Sherman anti trust violations. It compares potential fines to Danbury Hatters case penalties and questions who should bear the cost. The writer argues taxes should not fund fines for violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
National Association of Master Plumbers
Danbury Hatters’ Union
Congress
United States
Extreme February Temps Recorded in Boston History
Based on official figures, February 26 extremes show a cold 4 above in 1907 and a warm 56 above in 1879 and 1911. The past decade's low highs range from 4 to 88, with yearly data from 1905 to 1914 including 27 to 39 in 1905 and 82 to 88 in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mercury
Looking Backward by Newton Newkirk
Excerpt by the ex thoroughbred narrator celebrates old horse stubbornness and a wish to dance all night. The speaker vows to outrun rivals, break free from restraints, and set a pace that would burn the road, envisioning wild energy and playful rebellion.
Piffle That’s Pulled Every Day
A fragmentary line describes constant trivial talk. It includes a personal reflection about staying awake all night with eyes wide open until daylight.
Late-Night Return Brings Shifting Homecoming Disorder
An exhausted man boards a night car, is assisted by a conductor, and returns to his home where his wife erupts in a torrent of fury. He mutters apologies as she vents, culminating in his quiet denial of responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Yeshir
Henry Hammond Ahl
Back Bay
Ahi
Mr. Ah
Boston
Make-up Prices Displayed In Downtown Store Window
A downtown storefront window shows a placard advertising paints and varnishes with prices prominently displayed. The display emphasizes cosmetics quality and retail offers in the window scene.
Make-up Prices Questioned by Wagish Correspondent
A wagish correspondent asks Newt if the current rate makes up costs too high for ladies. The dialogue hints at fashion costs and social expectations in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt
Dear Newt Speaks of a D-Cent Loaf and Saugus Street Car
A clipped item references Newt and a hurried ride on the Saugus street car line. The excerpt tags the phrase HINKY DEB and suggests a light, humorous note within a larger column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt
Saugus
Dress suit conundrum: ease vs. aging wardrobe
The Detroit Free Press quip notes a man’s suit grows worn in comfort as time passes. It asks humorously if a man can ever truly feel at ease in a suit long enough to avoid outgrowing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Models of Public Accommodation
A reflection on city hotels as public spaces offering cleanliness free towels stationery and pens, noting how they serve the general public and provide basic amenities. The piece emphasizes courteous treatment of patrons in large urban hotels.
First instalment of anec dotes in Post Magazine
The first instalment of anec dotes of the schoolroom arrives in the next Sunday Post Magazine in response to the recent prize offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Post
Edward VII a Popular Monarch with a Love of Sport
Edward VII who started as Prince of Wales faced misgivings yet grew into a beloved king known for his humor humanity and tireless public presence. His early life under Prince Albert and Victoria bred strict control and flirtations with scandal but his reign fostered diplomacy notably friendship with France and Russia while tensions with Germany lingered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward VII
Prince of Wales
Great Britain
England
Prince Albert
Victoria
Windsor
Edward
Shakspere
Prince Hai
William II
Germany
Ger
France
Russia
Austria
Observant Citizen notes park pheasants and local spring signs
The Observant Citizen reports tame pheasants roaming Franklin Park and possible capture with Fish and Game permission for the zoo cage. The letter also mentions spring gifts, notes on Boston artists, stained glass concerns, auto mail trucks, a 60th anniversary in Dorchester, twin sisters at phone exchanges, and Eddie Foy bears at the zoo with his trainer’s past popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony McNeally
Zoo
Franklin Park
Fish and Game Commissioners
Franklin Park Zoo
Eddie Foy
Blue Hill Avenue
Park
Tomorrow's Picture The Naval Battle in the Russo Japanese War
A recap previews the next day's illustrated feature on naval actions in the Russo Japanese War. The article outlines ships engaged, commanders on both sides, and the broader strategic stakes of the sea clash.
Two Views Uncle Walt Sings of Rainy Day Blues
The verse vignette shows Sarah Jane lamenting a dreary day and wishing for a ride while Willie’s chug chug cart is off limits. Gladys Mae Rebecca cheers the rain as mood lifting and savors a fire side read in Uplift Magazine. Mason’s light verse captures weather mood and small town whimsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane
Willie
Gladys Mae Rebecca
Walt Mason
Adams Newspapers Service
Engagement Ring Advice for Love and Sentiment
Dear Miss Champagne, I met a girl I love who has many admirers. I am 29 with a steady job, she is 20. I ask if a engagement ring is appropriate. She enjoys my company. go slow with the ring as it signals a lifelong commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Champagne
Notable Jewelry Trends and Fashion Details
The passage notes favorites such as pearls onyx rock crystal and rhinestones. It also describes new cotton frocks with skirts featuring three flounces at the bottom that flare outward like three fans.
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Boston Post
Independent Democratic Paper
New England
Main
Boston Sunday Post
the Angell Hospital
Newton Newkirk
Oxford
Marienbad
Han
New Hampshire
J. N. Gamache
West Stewartstown
N. H
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Stockbridge
John Lafarge
Tre
Murray
Washington
Sargent Fruean
Norfolk Street
Fruean
Abbie A. Withington
Harry Howe
Dorchester
Brockton
Lewiston
Stone
James Jeffres
Ohio
Clarence J. Fogg
Newburyport
Worcester
Commonwealth
Elm Park
Brittan Square
West
California
GEO
Walt
Mildred Champagne
Europe
By Phoebe Gray
Wealth Trugy
Summer ST
Congress ST
Washington ST. Branch
Washington ST. Causeway ST. Branch
Causeway ST
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!