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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1912
Page
10
The Boston Post Independent Democratic Paper of New England published July 11 1912 from 259 Washington Street Boston Massachusetts No 10 Vol 313. Official address listing and publication data for the newspaper edition.
Publication details list rates for daily and Sunday papers, Canada and foreign copy prices, postage in Boston, payment rules, and editor contact. Lists postal matters, advance payment requirement, and notice to readers to notify if unavailable. Includes publisher E A Grozier and office contacts.
The Daily Post offers mail delivery across the United States and possessions for 25c a month and the Sunday Post for 30c. Readers may change the address as often as needed.
Chief Wilkie of the U S Secret Service says harsh sentences for Camorrists in Viterbo will deter Black Hand activity in America. He argues weakening the Italian crime network weakens organized crime globally and praises the court for safer lives in capitals worldwide.
The Boston merchants’ noon closures due to heat reflect a considerate, modern business practice. Such humane acts boost employee welfare and, as the public notes, enhance efficiency and praise from shoppers. The piece lauds Boston’s merchants for fair treatment and its beneficial results.
A Boston newspaper letter complains that the State Board of Arbitration failed to assert full power during the Carmen strike hearing. It argues witnesses from the railway and union should be compelled to testify and that the board needs independent authority to summon officers, records, and directors. It calls for legislative action to empower the board to prevent labor troubles and promote industrial peace for the public good.
The piece condemns excessive automobile exhaust on busy streets and notes the weather worsens the odor. It urges better cylinder lubrication and suggests moving exhausts to the front to curb the nuisance, calling for stronger enforcement of current statutes.
The counsel for Judge Archbald argues the profits from the Ktaty bank deal would have been small about 4000 dollars with Williams sharing. The defense calls the misdemeanor a small matter but ethics remain central to the impeachment.
A citizen laments the heatwave harming workers and animals and urges lighter loads for horses, frequent watering, and spraying when possible. Agents of the society for animal mercy will assist, but every driver should help. The writer praises the horses' gratitude and appeals to public compassion.
The Post recently commented on a complaint by the Postal Telegraph Company alleging that the New York Telephone Company adopted the word telegram for business use, delivering it only to the Western region.
The piece notes the New York commission requires separation of Postal and Western Union listings in the telephone book, ending telegraph business discrimination. It argues this standard should apply to Massachusetts and praises decisive PSC actions over polite advice.
The piece mocks a petition urging Taft and Roosevelt to withdraw. It asserts Taft is the formal Republican nominee and Roosevelt remains the rival force likely to lead any faction. It argues withdrawal would ruin Roosevelt's campaign and leave the field to Wilson, while Democrats gain inspiration and Republicans face doubt and threats from Bull Moose supporters.
The department orders all Boston postal district offices included in the savings depository system effective Aug 1. In 11 months 24 stations handled deposits totaling 647090 with withdrawals of 260624. With 45 more suburban stations the total reaches 69, signaling strong public demand and growth potential.
The Balboa scene shows a near completed canal section and harbor shops. It argues tolls at one dollar per ton may still yield profitable passage for large steamers and outlines time savings and cost impacts for routes to Callao Iquique Valparaiso Coronel Sydney Wellington Yokohama Shanghai Manila Hong Kong and Manila trade implications for Panama.
A fragment quotes Newton Newkirk noting a heated debate over the correct plural of synopsis. The piece humorously compares forms like synopses synopsae and s nop s and hints at a rushed editorial moment.
The scene recounts Cartagin overcoming Athirst in a sword duel as Pokeus and Astingus rush to his aid. Cartagin taunts them while they prepare to strike, promising a final clash as the chapter ends with To Be Continued Tomorrow.
A humorous list presents ten methods for enduring heat using eccentric tips. It includes insisting on heat, drinking hot toddies, carrying a thermometer, donning winter wear, seeking cool spots, fanning hard, repeating hot phrases, using a mustard plaster, losing temper at the weather, and as a last resort building a furnace fire.
A New York World note hints at a coming government surprise with secrecy urged. The playful verse warns against leaks about Governor Wilson and related figures, promising a grand reveal while emphasizing discretion.
A 19 year old Massachusetts girl faces a marriage choice between a financially secure older man and a younger, congenial suitor. The columnist urges choosing the younger partner if he can eventually provide, as shared tastes and enjoyment of activities like dancing strengthen lasting happiness.
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