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The notice lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, domestic and foreign rates, and postage details. It specifies billing in U S funds, Canada rates, and that payments go to POST PUBLISHING CO. It warns against sending cash and notes checks or money orders.
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Factorial Rooms Sporting Editor Sunday Editor
Aud subscriptions to the Post must be paid in advance and will be discontinued on expiration. If you cannot obtain the Post register with your newsdealer or by mail. Edwin A. Grozier Editor and Publisher. 1883 Main Street.
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Retirement of Hero of the Merrimac Roils Republican Circle
Editors observe eager celebration in some quarters as March 4 marks the retirement of Hobson from Congress. They note that Hobson's hawkish stance on naval buildup shaped Republican calls for more guns ships and soldiers. The same leaders who mocked Hobson now receive attention from those same policymakers. Gardner’s rhetoric is seen as echoing Hobson’s militaristic tune.
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Hobson
Alabama
Gardner
Two Chooses on War Outcome From Germany Visit
Admiral Bowles returning from Germany claims Germany will win the war. A J Drexel from London believes Germany is already beaten. Both views stem from wishful reasoning and neither alters the path of events. The war must continue to determine the outcome.
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Admiral Bowles
Germany
A. J. Drexel
London
Supreme Court affirms jury question in strap-hanging fall
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court returns a case involving a Boston Elevated passenger injured when a strap-hanger pole broke. The full bench orders the matter be tried for damages rather than directed to a verdict, arguing passengers deserve redress when street car appliances fail and cause harm.
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Boston Elevated Company
Gillett Praised as Steady Wartime Leader
Congressman Gillett of Massachusetts’s second district is lauded for his stance on the war effort. In the House he lauds the administration as wise impartial dignified and temperate while upholding neutral rights and duties. He remains a principled Republican and a patriotic figure.
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Gillett
Massachusetts
Wilson
House
Quiet tribute from Mr. Gillett to the President
Mr. Gillett offers the decent respect due the President of the United States during this time, signaling formal regard and national unity.
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Mr. Gillett
United States
The Passports Fraud At German Embassy Denial Expected
The German embassy in Washington denies involvement with Richard Peter Stegler who is under arrest in New York for conspiracy to obtain an American passport for use in England. The piece argues such fraud risks American lives and would threaten visa trust, urging recall if embassies aided the scheme.
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Washington
Richard Peter Stegler
New York
England
Stegler
United States
Defining His Position in Massachusetts Gubernatorial Race
The article notesMr Cushing sharpens his stance in the Republican gubernatorial contest in Massachusetts. He accuses the Old Guard machine and big interests of opposing him, while Mr McCall gains support from those groups. Cushing says he could not back McCall if defeated, and his principled position prefigures potential contingencies.
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Massachusetts
Ward 25
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Cushing
Prosperity’s Approach to Eastern Business Mood
Prosperity advocates from the Pacific coast and Middle West say trade conditions are above normal elsewhere. They note high capital investment and a forthcoming period of unprecedented prosperity, arguing the East is suffering mainly from sentiment while global demand and domestic spending rise.
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Pacific Coast
Middle West
Atlantic States
Commonwealths
Was It Cowardice After Belmont Street Death
A newspaper opinion questions the idea the woman found in Belmont was killed by a hit and run driver. It condemns the driver for fleeing the scene and equates such an act with near murder, arguing a life could be saved if aid were given.
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Belmont
Lawyerless Court Trial Proposed in Chicago for Small Claims
A Chicago experiment tests a lawyerless court where the judge acts as attorney for both sides and referee in cases with amounts not exceeding 35 dollars. If successful, similar courts may spread to large cities nationwide. The idea challenges the axiom that self representation makes a fool of a client.
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Chicago
Turnham Green Question Sparks Cabbage Pickling Jest
A West London hawker chats with an elderly woman asking the way to Turnham Green. He quips about turning cabbages green for pickling, highlighting a playful exchange in a local street scene.
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London
Turnham Green
Burning deck parody stirs long memory in Lawrence
In Lawrence Massachusetts a reader signs Languid Louie asking to stop parodies about the boy on the burning deck and ease a neck pain, referencing the well known verse and seeking relief from the taunting lines.
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Newt
Lawrence
Mass
Louie
The Passing of Oso the Franklin Park Bear
A local note recounts the death of Oso the black bear at Franklin Park Zoo. The story speaks of a harsh falling out with a larger brown bear, leading to Oso sleeping outside in cold, catching pneumonia, and dying despite the zoo doctor efforts. The writer laments the loss and directs anger at the brown bear.
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Franklin Park Zoo
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Boston
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Ice Harvesting Tips From Agriculture Dept. Lecture
The Department of Agriculture shares practical hints on ice storage and harvesting. Field location and proper tools affect ease of gathering. proximity of icehouse to the field matters. Snow on ice must be cleared before harvesting, using shovels on small fields.
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Department of Agriculture
Interesting and Important Events in the Russo Japanese War
The piece surveys the Russo Japanese War highlighting Japan’s decisive victories at Liao Yang Mukden and Port Arthur. It notes the Baltic fleet’s disaster, generalized global impact, and the high Japanese casualties at Port Arthur. It compares sieges and battles to other wars and mentions Vereshchagin and the morale of Japanese defenders.
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Snow Removal Tools Recalled For Field Ice Cleansing
The article notes prior use of table knives spoons and sugar tongs to remove snow from ice and mentions testing a shovel for this purpose. It discusses plans to try a shovel next time and references small fields. The language reflects historical attitudes toward improvised tools in winter maintenance.
Songs of Sunshine by the Bentztown Bard
Poem about the dream train traveling through twilight to a land of slumber and angels. The piece likens love to a conductor and prayer to an engineer guiding a white dream train to heaven. Copyright 1915 Southern Press Syndicate.
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Land of Nod
Dearie
Southern Press Syndicate
Vernon Objects To Sunday Invitation To Boston
Reverend A W Vernon of Warvata Church Brookline writes the Post to contradict a newspaper claim that he opposed inviting Mr Sunday to Boston He says he might favor the visit and asserts the invitation methods are questionable He adds he believes Sunday does more good than harm while acknowledging mixed effects and urges accurate representation of his views
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Tremont Temple
Sunday
Boston
Mr. Sunday
W Vernon
Warvata Church
Brookline
Springtime glimpses and local notes from the observant citizen
The observant citizen reports on spring signs from Oak Island when a barefoot girl plays in a yard, water from the Frog pond in the Common, Deland’s successful jonquil sale, and a tour of the Brookline Custom House with new steel desks. He notes Essex county streetcar veteran Uncle Cy missing a true birthday, local militia lectures with field pieces, a friendly raven at Franklin Park Zoo with a golden pheasant, and plans of prominent visitors like Sir Cecil Spring-Rice. He observes wood-cutting for winter fires along the North Shore and mentions Whiskeay tide mills and local estates.
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Franklin Park Zoo
Massachusetts
Cecil Spring-Rice
Boston
Statesman
Nahant
Duncan House
Stackpole Cottage
Essex County
North Shore
Modern portable mills end era of tide saws in New England
Lumbermen say the day of the tide mill is numbered as modern portable mills can saw 10 000 to 15 000 feet of lumber daily versus 3 000 to 4 000 feet with traditional up and down saws. The picturesque tide mill is seen fading from the industry.
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New England
Abolish Free Lunch Bill Introduced in Legislature
Providence February 26. A bill to abolish free lunches in saloons was introduced in the Legislature today.
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Providence
Oldest Inhabitant cites Boston Feb 27 temps history
The Oldest Inhabitant presents official Boston records of Feb 27 temperatures with extremes of 4 below zero in 1900 and 58 above in 1910. He lists ten years of Feb 21 readings: 1905 low 21 high 26, 1906 19 38, 1907 6 24, 1908 35 41, 1909 30 40, 1910 36 58, 1911 25 0, 1912 27 42, 1913 27 36, 1914 30 48.
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Boston
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