Post Publishing Company Postal Rates Notice 1907
The Post Publishing Company in Boston announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. Daily rates: one year, six months, three months, and one month options with respective prices. Sunday Post rates listed for one year, six months, and three months. All payments in advance and funds mailed at sender's risk. Editor: FE. A. Grozier.
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Post Publishing Co
Ofice
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Peeceesevages
Seeuwe
the Sunday Post
Post Office
Post Publishing Company
Matin
FE. A. Grozier
A Serious Blunder in Boston Liquor Licensing Policy
The license board faces opposition from churches teachers neighbors and temperance workers over plans to issue liquor licenses in residential districts. The piece argues ward or precinct voting should guide licenses and that policy should reduce licenses in homes until law provides proper local option.
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Boston
Ice Supply Surplus in Maine Brings Price Fears
The Maine ice harvest reports a million tons of premium ice while Boston area ponds run full and marketable. Officials question whether consumers will face extortion months ahead as the ice trust may repeat demand-manipulating tactics despite court actions.
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Boston
Maine
Ice Trust
Down with the billboards city urges removal from streets
The Board of Aldermen asks Mayor Fitzgerald to order removal of bill boards from city property. They argue city action can curb defacement and push for a local cleansing of Boston vistas before any legislature acts.
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Board of Aldermen
Fitzgerald
Boston
Regulation of Disease Treatment by Law for Public Protection
A discussion on the permissible extent of legal regulation over disease treatment to safeguard public health, balancing medical practice freedom with protective measures.
Legislature weighs drastic medical regulation bill
The text notes a push at the State House for a broad new statute regulating medical practice, aiming to control irregular physicians via local boards of health and require examinations of alleged cures. It suggests the move targets Christian Science practitioners but hints at broader implications.
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State House
Boards of Health
Christian Science Cult
Aftermath of Kingston Earthquake Prompts Island Rebuilding Hope
The Kingston quake destroys a coastal segment and causes property loss with white settlers as the principal sufferers. Observers compare Jamaica’s impact to Martinique, noting English governance and American investment may drive reconstruction and future opportunities.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Swettenham
Martinique
United States
Roosevelt Wins Brownsville Inquiry Fight Says Editorial
An editorial argues President Roosevelt outmaneuvered the Senate over the Brownsville affair. It claims the executive side drew the limits of authority, forcing the Senate to abandon a full inquiry and surrender to political needs. The piece contends the case now hinges on legality and justice of the President’s acts.
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Brownsville
Roosevelt
Senate
Foraker
United States Senate
Thermometer Talk In A Boarding House
In a light exchage Newton Newkirk and a travelling salesman debate thermometers at breakfast. A mercury thermometer outside the window reads one degree above zero while a spirit thermometer is dismissed as unreliable. The men compare methods and insist on accuracy despite differing views.
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Spirit Thermometer Manufactory
Elected Officers for Deaconess Association
The New England Deaconess Association elected officers at its annual meeting held at Bromfield Street. Named were President Rev W T Perrin Vice-Presidents Hon John L Bates Dr C C Bragdon Rev Edgar Blake Clerk Mrs T C Watkins Treasurer Henry D Degen Executive officer Theodore A Hildreth with title of corresponding secretary, offices at 87 Milk Street.
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New England Deaconess Association
Bromfield Street
W. T. Perrin
Johnl. Bates
C. C. Bragdon
Edgar Blake
T. C. Watkins
Henry D. Degen
Theodore A. Hildreth
Milk Street
Sleepy Town lullaby arrives in Milwaukee Sentinel
A poetic piece titled Sleepy Town invites a reader on a twilight voyage to a dreamland. The verse describes a journey over hills into night, the Sandman’s embrace, and a boat named Trundle Bed. It appears as a lyrical, nursery tone feature in the Milwaukee Sentinel.
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Sleepy Town
Milwaukee Sentinel
Umbrellas cover multitude of skins Banana song
A playful dialect poem by Tommie about bananas, money, and a humorous misadventure with an empty banana mandating attention to the street scene. The piece riffs on groceries and odd observations, ending with a sly nod to learning about bananas.
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Tommie
Bananaz
Bunanaz
Paw
Hous
Toald
Moran-O-Meara Controversy Serial Takes New Twist
The Moran-O'Meara controversy serial enters its forty eighth instalment. The district attorney faces a tug between official duties and glossy sensational writing. Critics note the challenge of balancing public service with lurid chronicle.
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O’meara
Moran
Fame’s Temple
Johnny
Suited for Marriage Parker Hayward Awaits Vealer Answer
In Great Barrington on January 22 J Parker Hayward who advertised for a wife says he will receive his final answer from Miss Matilda Vealer tomorrow. Their second meeting took place in Stockbridge after a special delivery letter. He expressed great satisfaction with the gathering.
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Great Barrington
Matilda Vealer
J. Parker Hayward
Miss Vealer
Stockbridge
Parker
State Board Health Report Details 899 Food Drug Prosecutions
The report to the Senate shows 899 prosecutions in 14 months for food and drug inspection. It cost 15356 dollars to collect 7266 dollars in fines.
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State Board OF Health
Senate
Andrasas error taints Irwins gala note and more
A mix of early 20th century society items recounts Miss Irwin renaming her play to Andreas in honor of W D Andreas, a Brookline gypsy moth debate with a 25000 dollar town meeting vote, theater antics, and personal tales of romance and misadventure.
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May Irwin
Andreas
Brookline
Esort.ee
A Gentle Calamity at the Spring Wells
Diana Baker completes chores then encounters Carleton on the path. He asks for water and she guides him to the spring, deftly drawing a bucket while teasing him for his mistake. He admits awkwardness as she proves her strength and poise.
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Carleton
Diana
Wilsons
Roger Carleton
Wilson
Diana Baker
Roger
Love Letters Reveal Anne's Hidden Marriage
A sailor writes to Miss Champagne about Anne’s marriage to a fine husband she kept secret. He visits Anne’s mother and sister Julia to learn the truth, notes Julia’s resemblance, and muses on returning to service. The exchange ends with reflections on happiness and loyalty.
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Miss Champagne
Julia
Anne
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