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The notice outlines subscription options for the Post including terms for Canada and foreign copies, prices for various periods, and a warning not to send cash. It notes postage adjustments, in advance payment requirement, and that subscriptions are discontinued on expiration. Edwin A. Grozier is identified as Editor and Publisher with Associated Press affiliation.
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Boston Posts Large Postal Savings Gain in June
A Fine Record notes Boston increased postal savings deposits by 67 878 in June to reach 4 775 049 in the local treasury, placing fourth among 133 cities with more than 100 000 on deposit. New York leads with 48 088 040. The gain reflects thrift among Boston's foreign born population.
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Ostfriesland Sinking Night Raid Aboard Virginia Capes
The article discusses the Ostfriesland sinking by 2000 pound bombs from army planes off the Virginia capes. It notes the one sided attack duration of about two hours and emphasizes the ease of targeting when the battleship is not under steam. It warns future air defenses will change the dynamic.
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Virginia Capes
Cens us Committee Faces Size Battle for Ten Years
Washington correspondents outline the tough task for the census committee as it weighs fixing the House size for the next decade. They warn that maintaining current numbers or enlarging the body would provoke strong opposition from growing states. The article notes expediency favors a smaller House and suggests reducing Southern representation in line with constitutional rules.
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Census Committee
National House
Insurrectionist Committee Moves to Block Colored Ballot
The passage notes opposition to extending suffrage to colored citizens led by Congressman Tinkham of Massachusetts. His “insurrectionist” committee is convened to seek action during the current session.
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Fordney tariff bill moves from House to Senate after heated debate
After two weeks of dispute the House passes the Fordney tariff bill to the Senate. Republicans split seven to oppose while seven Democrats vote for. Hides on the free list are added. other items like oils and cotton gain relief. The piece faces Senate delay and likely revision.
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Washburns View on 1922 Nomination Sparks Independent Challenge
Robert Washburn of York Cliffs predicts if Fuller seeks renomination in 1922 with no strong opponent he will oppose in the primaries. He argues Fuller would win the nomination but an independent bid could defeat him in an off year, raising questions on the lieutenant governor's willingness to risk a drubbing.
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The American Plan Returns Opinions From Hotel Men
Hotel men at a Chicago convention discussed reviving the American plan for lodging and meals. They note its clarity for guests and profit for landlords and consider keeping guests inside with fixed meal pricing.
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Chicago
Harvard Yale to clash with Oxford Cambridge at Stadium
Today at the Stadium Harvard and Yale face Oxford and Cambridge in a high profile meet. Yale freshmen Anton Holman Malcolm Douglas S W Chapman Dennis F OConnell Harvard Edward Gourdin are noted competitors and results are expected to be close and decisive.
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France
Jiraff Tale Describes Long Hunger and Fearful Learner
A child narrates a quirky Jiraff's long stretch of appetite and freckled brown spots, imagining being a big Jirafft to look down on Mawan Laff. The piece ends with a Taunton quote about material security and fear of disaster.
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Can a Duck Walk
A reader asks Newton for a graceful duck walk. Newton explains a duck’s anatomy makes a graceful on land impossible with bow legs and pigeon toes. He notes no two legged bird can walk gracefully. use water as the natural medium.
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City Registrar notes rise in birth certificates postwar
City Registrar Edward W. McGlewen says clerks handled more births deaths and marriages after the war due to employment checks requiring birth certificates. About 32,000 certificates issued yearly with a birth date index added to names to ease records. A waterfront lumber boat sighting signals renewed building activity. Observant Citizen column shares plant note from Meddybemps Maine and a plant gift from East Brownfield Maine.
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Meddybemps
Campobello Island
Carolina
East Brownfield
Tong
Helen G. Beal
Norfolk Street
Mattapan
Backwards Age Idea Sparks Letter to the Editor
A reader advocates reversing life order to begin life at 60 and grow younger with time. He imagines voting restrictions easing for the young, financial freedoms, and a world where children precede adults in maturity. The column also notes local notices, park changes, and community chatter from Boston area pages.
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J. P. McEvoy
Holiday Club Sparks Life Beyond Society Walls
Miss Emily Van Bustin starts a Holiday Club for lonely girls with a plan to host weekly tea and talks at 27 Pedigree Avenue. Katie Kommon joins seeking companionship, while aunt Cornelia fights the venture, leading to a neighborhood clash and a public sign promoting the club. The story ends with a romantic reconciliation and a vision for co ed clubs linking both families.
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Katie Kommon
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Edifying Letters Praise John Bantry Articles
Readers commend John Bantry for vivid Irish question coverage and wartime leadership portraits in the Boston Post. Letters from P G King of Medford and John J Murphy of Lowell applaud his reviews of Arthur Griffith and Irish affairs, urging continued discussion of taxation relations and peace drama.
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