Subscription rates for the Daily and The Sunday Post
The advertisement lists prices for Daily and Sunday Post subscriptions and notes payment in advance. It specifies one year costs and shorter terms, warns against cash sent, and directs checks or money orders to the Post Publishing Company. Editor is A. Crozier.
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Sunday Post
Post
Boston
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Post Publishing Company
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Newsboy
A. Crozier
A Roosevelt Boom Seeks Second Elective Term
Enthusiasts doubt Roosevelt will fulfill his own words and push a movement for a second term. They claim the President is not greater than his party and that renomination would invite less criticism than choosing a successor.
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Roosevelt
Meas ures to exclude a Japanese pupil from public schools
San Francisco reopens the Japanese question as trustees bar a 21 year old from a primary grade school. The move is deemed generally sensible, highlighting the incongruity of the association.
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San Francisco
Merger Question Faces Legislature After Commission Review
The Commission on Commerce and Industry has studied merging the New Haven and the Boston and Maine railroads since adjournment. It urges reporting conclusions promptly before four months lapse on the Boston & Maine stock held by the New Haven. Legislators on Beacon Hill should heed expert commissioner opinions.
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Commission On Commerce and Industry
New Haven
Boston & Maines
Boston & Maine
Beacon Hill
Cuban and Puerto Rico Cockfighting Sparks Debate
Wards in Cuba press petitions to reestablish cockfighting, abolished during General Leonard Wood's command. The piece notes inconsistency with U S policy, as cockfighting thrives in Puerto Rico where residents engage in large Sunday gatherings, surpassing church attendance.
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United States
Cuba
Leonard Wood
Porto Rico
Waterways Vision From Roosevelt On Inland Commission
President Roosevelt endorses the Inland Waterways Commission preliminary report. He highlights deep channels along coasts, water power to ease coal demand, and river transport to conserve iron. He links forest protection to lasting river improvement and timbers security.
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Roosevelt
Inland Waterways Commission
Atlantic
Gulf
Great Lakes
Roosevelt Prophecies on Timber and Water Land Use
The text discusses Roosevelt's views on conserving remaining woodlands and using irrigation to support millions of people and public health. It stresses the wisdom and pleasantness of his prophecies and calls irrigation a path to sustained resources.
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Roosevelt
Boston Mayor’s bill faces referendum demand before passage
A Boston council debate questions the mayor’s power grab in a bill granting the Finance Commission, with the mayor, sweeping control over loans, reorganizations, and appointments. Critics urge a citywide vote before imposing the plan for nearly two municipal years, arguing the people must approve major changes.
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Boston
Corporation ‘Counsel
Finance Commission
Mr. Hibbard
Hibbard
Babson
Wesley Brotherhood Ends With Address at First Church Boston
The Eastern States Wesley Brotherhood convention closed with a consecration service at First Church on Temple Street led by Rev. A. B. Kendig and Rev. L. B. Bates. Morning and afternoon sessions at Bromfield Street Church featured speakers including Rev. Wilbur N. Mason and Rev. G. M. Curl. Dr. Frick urged sympathetic view of foreign-born residents and the Rev. Dorion praised Roosevelt while discussing world peace. Rev. Ninde warned that workingmen feel alienated and urged church action to provide basic needs and access for families.
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Eastern States
A. B. Kendig
L. B. Bates
Temple Street
Bromfield Street
Wilbur N. Mason
J. Frank Knotts
L. A. Niles
R. H. Schuett
Brotherhood
C. EB. Dorion
Theodore Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
The Lamb, the Mary and a Modern Times Twist
A Victorian nursery rhyme about a wayward lamb ends with a modern parish twist. Edythe Eggnog letters mock Mary and the pastor and claim a platonic future from New Rochelle to Belfast, Me, in a playful provincial column.
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Joy Lammy
Ainhya
Mary
Jammy Nunilne
Fins
Belfast
Curious harbor wind and loose flag at Old State House
The Observant Citizen notes a strong harbor breeze on State Street yesterday afternoon. Pedestrians clutched hats while the Old State House flag hung loosely, described as a paving breeze. Diamond Donner, Wellesley dancer from The Prines of Pilsen, studies in Boston this winter for the musical stage.
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State Street
Old State House
Diamond Donner
Wellesley
Nut Cracking and Threading Ex Planations From Newt
Dear Lawrence reader asks about threading nuts and where the crack in a nut originates. The reply clarifies that nuts are threaded like a mechanic’s nut and that cracks come from the hammer used.
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Newt
Lawrence
Mass
Balsamo
Danvers
Father Mathew Society Barn Dance Promises Country Theme
The Father Mathew Society and Ladies Auxiliary announce a barn party and dance this evening in St Johns Hall Bast Cambridge. Attendees will enjoy a real old fashioned country match in costume with prizes for best outfits. Committee members include William Stanger, Joseph Lillehan, and William Shields.
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Maud
Father Mathew
Total Abstinence Society
Ladies’ Auxiliary
St. John’s Hall
Fourth Street
Bast Cambridge
William Stanger
Joséph 5. Lillehan
William Shields
Girl of the Red Mouth Poem by Martin MacDermott
Irish lyric depicts a speaker pleading for love from a muse with descriptions of the girl’s red mouth blue eye swan neck and soft voice. The poem uses imagery of color eye features neck and voice to express affection and desire.
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United States District Attorney
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Swedish Baptist Temple
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Harvard University
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J. D. Fahey
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Frank Taft
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