Boston Post July 25 1922 advertising and masthead notes
The Boston Post issue from July 25 1922 lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including domestic and international prices. It features editorials, staff credits, and notices about republication rights and office details. The paper cites Associated Press affiliation and advertising offices.
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Yankee tourists strike in Deauville over prices
A cabled report says American visitors in Deauville have boycotted many hotels and shops to protest profiteering by landlords and merchants. The move lowered living costs to a rate befitting the average millionaire, showing Americans abroad can show spirit.
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Deauville
Will Hays argues against film censorship in US
In a casual statement Will Hays contends freedom makes public censorship of press pulpit film or speech nearly impossible. He asserts nationwide censorship will fail and praises the idea that movies will obviate the need for censorship. The piece notes disagreement with his view on equal footing for press and film censorship.
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Hays
Rural telephones unite farms with world at large
Census data show over 2.5 million U S farms have telephones, 38.9 percent of all farms. In Nebraska Iowa Illinois Indiana Kansas Ohio and Massachusetts more than half of farm homes are connected. Britain has only 2400 farm phones, a tiny fraction by comparison. The spread fuels modern farming and a more content citizenry.
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Great Britain
Mosquito Menace Prompted by Wet Season
The piece notes a severe increase in mosquitoes this year due to a wet spring and early summer. It mentions actions by the Boston Health Commissioner and the Anti-Mosquito Association of Massachusetts as authorities preparing to combat the nuisance, including radio outreach.
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Extermination Message Aims to End Mosquito Plague
The text urges broadcast stations to share information on eradicating mosquitoes. It stresses that widespread public education will help reduce the pest, improving peace and health for the people. The call highlights the importance of effective guidance to defeat the insect menace.
Arbitrate to Avoid Strikes, urges public welfare
The speaker argues wages should rise for general welfare but condemns strikes as wasteful for employees and employers. He cites public utilities and essential services like coal and transportation, urging arbitration to minimize losses and prevent violence. Arbitrate.
Indian schooling promises urged for Navajos and others
The Indian Rights Association notes unmet promises to Native Americans, citing 6000 Navajo children lacking schooling and 20869 eligible children not in school. It argues education benefits both Indians and the nation and calls for prompt action to fulfill treaty obligations.
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Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Veterans of the Diamond Bring Baseball Legends Back
Howard G. Reynolds announces a reunion game at Braves Field on September 11 with famed players from past eras. Stars like Collins Wagner Lajoie Young Tenney and others join. funds raised aid Children’s Hospital as Hughie Jennings coaches. Enthusiastic fans and families urged to attend this old time showcase.
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Patrick O'Hearn Remembrance of a Boston public servant
Boston mourns Patrick O'Hearn a devoted building commissioner and neighbor praised for integrity fairness and resistance to corruption He stood against fire traps honest construction and manipulation as a landlord and banker his life described as short yet exemplary for the city and its citizens
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Actor Crane Wile Bur Marries Leading Lady
Oakland publisher Crane Wile Bur announced his marriage to leading lady Madame Suzannne aubet, reported to be a niece of the famed Sarah Bernhardt, in a notable press release from July.
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Out Fishin Poem Roles of Brotherhood and Poaching Warnings
The piece discusses felling kindness, sharing, and simple honest living through fishing. It traces poems about Out Fishin and the social bond among anglers from the Detroit Free Press to Canadian rivers, noting authorship losses and a playful poem about poaching salmon and wardens.
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First Day of Dog Days Marked by Local Folklore
Readers learn the start of Dog Days under New England reckonings running to September 5, with notes on Roman origins and Canicula. The column also highlights lucky clover letters, drowning prevention efforts by the Massachusetts Safety Council and Red Cross, a rainbow myth near Taunton, and a record swordfish catch at South Boston fish pier.
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Mandarin's Button Sparks Harbor Romance
Cap'n Lem reveals the Mandarin's button to Roberta at the Marden kitchen as a symbol of luck for a costume ball. Their dance under moonlit harbor lights seeds a lasting romance with Roberta and Cap'n Lem reconciling past loves and future hopes.
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Oldest Inhabitant Recalls Boston July Weather Records
The oldest resident recalls Boston warmth for July 2 with official highs of 96 set in 1882 and 1921 and a low of 53 in 1901. He notes no rain on this date in the last decade except in 191% and 1016, reflecting unusual dry spells.
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The Problem of Thor Bridge debuts in Boston Sunday Post Magazine
A. Conan Doyle introduces a new Sherlock Holmes case in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine with The Problem of Thor Bridge. Holmes teams with Dr. John Watson to uncover clues surrounding a puzzling death and a guarded bridge scene in an English setting.
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Poland’s Pilsudski and Korfanty clash over new premier role
In Poland a political duel unfolds between Marshal Pilsudski and Premier Korfanty. After Korfanty’s Upper Silesia campaign and a contentious plebiscite, international powers hesitated over borders. The two leaders now vie for control, threatening a renewed internal conflict and national stability.
Hindy the Post Office Cat Calls For Milk During Store Closings
The Boston Post office cat Hindy, famed in New England, is quoted via the paper interpreting a cat convention on store closures from Friday night to Monday. A grievance committee proposes leaving milk and water for cats to ease their two day fast.
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