The Boston Post announces vacation mail service option
The Daily Post offers mailing to any U S address for 25 cents per month and the Sunday Post for 30 cents per month during vacation periods. Editor Be A Grozier notes the paper houses the largest newspaper printing plant in New England and the world through Robert Hoe and R Hoe Co.
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Sunday Post
Canada
Boston
Maes
Post Publishing Company
Financial
Sporting Editors
BE. A. Grozier
POST
Daily Post
United States
Boston Post
New England
Robert Hoe
R. Hoe & Co
Air safety urged by veteran flier Ovington
Earle L. Ovington, a seasoned aviator, advocates a sober approach to flying focusing on water overflight and limits of 50 feet to achieve stability. He believes aviation will reach safer flight as human genius continues to refine the science, steering away from death defying stunts.
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Earle L. Ovington
Ovington
America Holds The Title In Marathon Victory At Stockholm
American athletes extend lead in Stockholm Olympics with dominant overall performance. United States tops total medals and points across track and field and various events, while Marathon ends with a New Jersey runner third and Sockalexis of Maine fourth. South Africa leads the Marathon, but U.S. supremacy in the Games remains clear.
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Stockholm
New Jersey
Sockalexis
Maine
South Africa
United States
America
Panama Canal Opens Promising Lower Frieght Prices
The text predicts cheaper freight from Australia via the Panama canal with a shorter route and travel time. It notes Brisbane river site purchase for large packing houses able to process 5000 sheep and 600 cattle daily, shipping chilled meat through the canal to trade. It mentions a Chicago based packing trust defying supply and demand on prices.
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Panama Canal
Australia
Brisbane
Chicago
Fort McHenry Should Be Preserved As National Park
The Baltimore Sun argues against abandoning Fort McHenry to a caretaker and risking decay. It urges turning the site into a national park and museum, with potential transfer to a patriotic society or Maryland state guardianship if funds are secured. The fort inspired The Star Spangled Banner and must be safeguarded from ruin.
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Fort Mc Henry
Francis Scott Key
Baltimore Sun
Maryland
National forest valuation hearings begin in Crawford Notch
A New Hampshire Supreme Court commission starts hearings today to value 6000 acres seized for park and forestry use in Crawford Notch. The page notes a decade long protest against White Mountain development and the federal push to place the north side of the Presidential Range under national forest protection under the Weeks bill.
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Supreme Court of
New Hampshire
Crawford Notch
New England
White Mountain
Presidential Range
Timber Purchases in Wild River Valley for Presidential Range Reservation
The article notes continued timber purchases in the Wild River valley and a remaining large timber extent on the Presidential range. It expresses regret purchases could not occur earlier but sees the forest service handling as a strong start for the reservation. It hopes the State commission's price decision will not block the arrangement.
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Wild River Valley
Presidential Range
Forest Service
State Commission
Delay in Archbald impeachment trial eyed for after summer recess
The article notes speculation that the Archbald impeachment trial may be postponed until Congress reconvenes after the summer break. It argues the case is well-prepared and urges a prompt hearing and judgment, stressing that partisanship is avoided and the matter should be settled quickly.
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Archbald
Congress
Lorimer
Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
Humane feed bags oppose cruel horse gear in heat
BAD FEED BAGS President Rowley of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals protests the canvas horse feed bag. He argues such bags choke the horse and should be avoided in hot weather, favoring ventilated bags or open containers instead.
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Rowley
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Fireboat narrowly escapes wreck at Central wharf
Engine 44 was drawn from its berth by the suction of the steamship San Jose from Port Limon. The hawser snapped and the fireboat adrift nearly crushed against Central wharf before Captain Eaton and the San Jose pilot averted disaster. Professor Josiah Royce of Harvard was among the San Jose passengers.
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Central Wharf
United Fruit Company
San Jose
Long Wharf
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Eaton
Josiah Royce
Department of Philosophy
Harvard
Royce
Old Faithful Geyser Crowned Monarch of Yellowstone
The Old Faithful Geyser is praised as the park’s best known feature renowned for its exact sixty five minute eruptions to 150 feet. It is contrasted with other geysers for regularity and vitality and noted as part of Yellowstone’s rich water wonders.
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Yellowstone National Park
America
Park
Iceland
New Zealand
Nature
Old Faithful
Yellowstone
Montana
Wyoming
Geyser District
All Sorts After Southey by Bertie Bertram
Abstract poem parody in a newspaper stage style features Father William debating transport fares and aging. A jokey dialogue lampoons economy, crowding on 5:30 cars and fare gouging with dated humor and playful verse rhythm.
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William
The Three Musketeers Chapter 8 Summary Preview
A dramatic duel ends with Cartagin defeating Pokeus and Astingus while Athirst pleads for mercy. Cartagin offers a grim ultimatum and spares the others after a final, uneasy resolve. The scene closes with a promise of continuation tomorrow.
Phrase from Sphinx Says on Valentines Eve
A humorous quip plays on adage about love and money. It suggests women should choose mates for affection rather than wealth and hints at pairing chocolates with flirtatious advice. The line carries a playful, vintage tone typical of light entertainment columns.
Costly car becomes cheap after wild joy ride
A short Bt. Paw Dispatch tale tells Young Gayboy buying a ten thousand dollar car that quickly appears worth only thirty cents after he flips it during a reckless joyride, illustrating how foolishness can cheapen value.
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Gayboy
Paw Dispatch
How Can I Win His Affection Again
A nineteen year old woman writes of returning from six months away to find her former lover ready to marry another. She seeks advice on rekindling his love, weighing whether an invitation to call will work, and cautions about disappointment and pursuing a new path if he remains indifferent. The letter notes possible outcomes and urges preparation for disappointment. A list of singers and their names follows.
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Miss Champagne
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