The Boston Post publication details and notices
The Boston Post lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, foreign and Canada options, and mailing details. It notes office address in Boston and announces editorial staff including Edwin A. Grozier, with Associated Press rights and distribution notes.
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A Political Trick Targeting Governor Cox Urged Rebuff
The editorial argues the liquor raid at Quincy House was proper enforcement of federal law and not the governor’s fault. It praises Governor Cox as a capable leader, dismisses blame on him and his guests, and condemns political use of the incident as mean-spirited and counterproductive.
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Channing H. Cox
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Leviathan refit cost compared to original price sparks debate
A New York writer argues the Leviathan refit estimate of 6,697,303.20 dollars is over twice its original cost on its first Atlantic voyage and notes modern yard work could duplicate the ship with 20 percent less cost. He questions why Boston Navy Yard’s bid, over a million dollars cheaper, is not accepted without bureaucratic delays.
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Gloucester Mayor’s fish fraud claim backfires in heated meeting
Mayor Wheeler declared rotten fish and misbranding by city firms, prompting a Sunday mass meeting. He read a statement insisting no local firm adulterates codfish products and that the fish trade is conducted at the highest level.
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False statements and slow retractions in lingering dispute
A sharp critique notes the damage caused by a false statement and contrasts it with a sluggish retraction. The metaphor compares the mischief to a swift force and the correction to a slow, steady advance.
Enforceability of Submarine Rules at Washington Conference
The Washington armament conference denounces submarine attacks on merchants as piracy yet offers no enforcement mechanism or penalties. It notes Germany’s breach of maritime norms and warns moral suasion lacks binding force. A clear plan to discipline rule breakers could elevate the conference's achievements.
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Maine pulp and paper industry leads state economy
A Maine labor department statement highlights a booming manufacturing sector with output over 95 million dollars in 1920 pulp and paper mills employing 14,533 workers and paying 17.6 million dollars in wages. The piece notes Maine’s pulp and paper rise and hopes for shipyard revival.
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Government urged to buy Cape Cod Canal and expand it
Cabinet officials argue for government purchase of the Cape Cod Canal, with a settlement price of 11.5 million. They emphasize military value and regional transport needs, noting private ownership risks and the need for improvements and enlargement. The note advocates Uncle Sam ownership.
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Four New Trustees Elected to Northeastern College Y M C A
At a board meeting held at the office of president Arthur S. Johnson four new trustees were elected to Northeastern College Y M C A. They are Walton L. Crocker Ernest Lovering Robert G. Dodge and F Carnegie Steele. The men also join the college board of governors.
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All Sorts BY Newton Newkirk Poem Dedicated to a Mother
A verse honoring a mother figure from Manchester New Hampshire author Dustin D Rhodds. The poem contrasts her modesty and self sacrifice with societal vanity. It highlights her unwavering love for her children and constant support, ending with a tribute to her enduring friendship and devotion.
What the Sphinx Says on Opportunity and Class
A quote reflecting on opportunity and social class contrasts Napoleon's view with the idea that opportunity must be created. It prompts readers to consider which class they belong to and how they pursue gains.
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A TALE OF SIX CITIES No 2 New York
A sharp sardonic tour of New York City, mocking Broadway, Times Square, Greenwich Village, Fifth Avenue, and Battery Park. It contrasts glamorous image with cheap thrills, gas fumes, and taxi chatter, urging newcomers to imitate a Gotham lifestyle on a tight budget.
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The Acorn Longevity Scheme Letter Exchange
A letter exchange exposes a spoof Longevity scheme proposing to sell a 100 year life recipe for $100. McQuaid pitches acorn based diet as the secret while Quebec Nemesis questions proof and warns of potential fraud and backfire.
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Oldest Inhabitant Recalls Boston’s Jan 10 Weather History
The veteran observer cites official records noting Boston’s coldest Jan 10 under 1875 and 1899, warmest at 52 in 1876, and a dry history with only 1916 showing rain or snow on this date.
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Observant Citizen Notes 1920s Boston Life And Travels
Observant Citizen reports on post war peace with Germany, a German steamer welcomed in New York, and a birthday salute to artist Howard Chandler Christy. It covers milk council planning in Massachusetts, Captain Corkum’s voyages and poems, Florida strawberries, doughnut trends in Boston, ice shipment shifts, Hancock name spread, Egyptian cotton shipment to Boston, and a Dover pastor gift connected to a car wheel.
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The Heart of Little Shikara tale in Boston Sunday Post
Edison Marshall’s mystic India story The Heart of Little Shikara appears complete in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine, promising exotic intrigue and vivid setting for readers.
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China Transforms as Railways Reach Coast Cities
A vivid view of China blending old and new as railroads and modern transport push eastward. The piece notes German and British links to Tientsin Nanking and Shanghai, rising Chinese insistence on funding own networks, and the push for a Peking Kalgan line and southern routes amid graft concerns.
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Reader letters seek naval, political and linguistic facts
A collection of questions and answers to the editor covering naval power comparisons with other nations, Harding's early affiliations, Good Friday dates and legal status, Shakespeare Hamlet production origins, legal terms like nolle prosequi, origins of city foreign-born populations, modern Germany government, US diamond mining, and pronunciation of Devonshire Street and Hampshire County names.
Household Hints for Everyday Care and Cooking
A series of practical tips covers stove polish preservation with a dash of vinegar, ironing organz e garments after rolling in a towel, folding bins for secure edges, and supporting snaps with a folded felt to maintain shape. Baking advice includes beating cocoa with eggs and salt to prevent scum, flouring tins to stop sticking, and using a gem pan for popovers.
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Pronunciation Notes and Noon Definition from Early Text
The excerpt explains syllable pronunciation of "shire" and the word "forenoon." It notes "shire" can be pronounced as sheer shear or sher in rapid speech, and as a separate word rhymes with fire. Forenoon is defined as from daylight to noon, 12 o'clock.
Fads and Fashions Highlight Fur and Fabric Trends
The notice surveys current fashion, noting steel belts on gray tailleur ensembles, fur bands at the hips, sable and red brown hues, lace collars on silk sports sweaters, and a long straight fur scarf returning. It mentions tan caracal coats lined in cherry satin, and steel and red embroidery dominating, with brown and gray competing with black.
Financial Instrument Denominations and Term Options
The data lists values 1.25 2.50 5.00 alongside term options 1 month 3 months 6 months. It appears as a pricing or investment snippet with no additional context or entities.
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