Boston Post 2 Independent Democratic end of New England
A 1922 Boston Post issue details daily and Sunday subscriptions, rates, and editorial staff. It notes pricing for U S Canada and foreign copies, postal charges, and that subscriptions must be prepaid. Contains publisher Edwin A. Grozier and Associated Press note.
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Crowther Sounds Off On Democratic Influence In Government
A New York representative warned in the House that Democrats are everywhere in Washington, noting Democratic control of departments and Treasury tax experts, while Republicans are swept away after elections. The remark sparked debate on partisanship and public service.
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Amundsen Plans North Pole Expedition For Global Insight
The article portrays Roald Amundsen aiming to explore the North Pole more as a practical study than conquest. It highlights previous claims by Peary and contrasts with Stefansson's Arctic perspectives while noting Amundsen’s goal to understand environments, currents, winds, and seasons for future generations.
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Mayor-elect Curley keynote at Boston City Club dinner
Boston City Club hosted Mayor-elect Curley as guest of honor praising his intent to deliver honest intelligent service for the city. Prominent members emphasized the incoming administration will strive for the public’s best interests, though the mayor cautioned limits to what one leader can achieve.
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Local plea for cooperative support and public virtue
A fragment urges earnest cooperation and voluntary help for good works. The tone treats communal effort as freely given and beneficial, underscoring civic duty and intelligent contribution.
Still a Chance for Leviathan Bid at Boston Yard
President Harding opposes Charlestown Navy Yard bidding on refit work for the Leviathan. He cites cost uncertainty and supports the Shipping Board's stance. Boston Yard bids show a $1,802,000 advantage, with historical yard accuracy. no appropriation yet, Senate action expected to open bids. Senator Lodge may push for yard bidding alongside private shops.
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Tariff talk from Washington mirrors 1880 campaign quarrel
The President reportedly told Southern Tariff Association delegates at the White House that a tariff should protect the South as the North and shield field workers as factory workers. The notion, described as a "poser," reflects longstanding debate on a universal tariff compromise. General Hancock once called tariffs a local issue, a view that amused the nation then and now.
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Pedestrians urged to keep left on roads after deadly crash
Warnings fail as pedestrians ignore safety rules and walk on the right side. A mother and child were seriously injured in recent accidents, highlighting the danger of not keeping to the left where oncoming traffic can be seen.
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Dartmouth Builds Largest Steel Ski Jump for Winter Games
Dartmouth College has completed a five thousand dollar steel ski jump, the largest and only one of its kind in the country. The facility marks Dartmouth as a pioneer in turning winter into an asset, leading in winter carnival events and hosting national college championships for winter sports in the United States and Canada.
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Farr Alpaca to distribute $260000 bonus to employees
Holyoke January 11 The Farr Alpaca Company announced a total bonus of about $260000 to its 3000 employees to be distributed next Friday. This is an annual distribution.
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Mr Thorn Concentrates
Elizabeth Jordan crafts a thrilling romance in To Be Printed in full in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The tale centers on intrigue and romantic tension as Mr Thorn concentrates on a secret plan.
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Mysterious Corrections and Odd Classified Ads
A reader shares two ironic observations from a newspaper: a sentence about frozen pipes and auto radiators misreads to absurd effect, and a rural ad listing a cow producing milk, hay, chickens, a range, and farming tools prompts bemused speculation about the seller’s motive.
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A Tale of Six Cities
A humorous patriotic piece by Arthur T. Cross noting Washington DC as the nation's capital and its high costs. It jokes about political figures and the city’s quirks, hinting at the potential impact of federal power on ordinary Americans. The column ends with a note about tomorrow in Pittsburg.
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Observant Citizen Notes on Hancock Birth Anniversary and Calendar Proposals
The Observant Citizen recalls John Hancock born 185 years ago and notes his unique signature on the Declaration. It also reviews a proposed 73 week five day calendar by Thomas B. Dinsmore, predicting public rejection due to Sabbath changes and mentions Kirk W. De Belle of the Bureau of Investigation and local notes on strawberries and weddings.
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How I Raised My Parents By An Ex Child
A humorous reminiscence by J. P. McEvoy describing a child’s feisty upbringing with his parents. The narrator recounts rough treatment by a father nicknamed Rough Face and staged mischief including holding a bottle to his father’s mouth and a nose strike after the father sang.
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A Trip to the Orient Hong Kong City Life and Leased British Rule
The article surveys Hong Kong as a hilly island city near Canton with Victoria as the capital. It contrasts the Europeanized Peak District with crowded Victoria's Chinese quarter, noting British control, cosmopolitan society at the Peak Club, and dense Chinese population in Victoria reaching extreme densities.
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Questions from readers reveal century letter column curiosities
A collection of questions to the editor covers odds on coin tosses and population lists, English coinage, daylight brightness, Wordsworth quotes, gasoline composition, ocean curvature on long voyages, and stage star collaborations, reflecting a bustling late 19th or early 20th century newspaper letter page.
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Alsace Lorraine Governance Under French Administration
The text describes French measures in Alsace Lorraine during 1917 1918 with the creation of Bas Rhin Alsace Haut Rhin and Moselle departments under a commissioner general for temporary administration. It notes women serving or commissioned in the armed forces in that period.
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New York bankers offer Uruguay large loan for water works
A U S bank group led by National City Bank of New York proposed an eight to ten million dollar loan to the Uruguayan government to buy the Montevideo water works company owned by a British interests. The AP dispatch from Montevideo dated January 11 reports the offer.
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Boston Temperature Records For January Twelfth
The report notes the coldest January 12 in official figures reaching 10 below in 1986 and 0 in 1893. It records warmest January 12 as 61, and mentions rain or snow on this date in years including 1912 1914 1915 and 1918.
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Meat Cakes and Banana Dessert Recipes from Mrs Kidder and Mrs Nelson
A recipe collection notes meat cakes made from cold cooked meat with mashed potato and egg fried until brown, plus banana with sauce baked in a casserole with jelly and lemon juice. Also included are fish au Italianne with macaroni baked with cheese and butter, then browned.
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