Boston Post 1932 June 4 subscription details and office info
The Boston Post lists subscription rates and options for domestic and Canada delivery. It provides office addresses at 259 Washington St and 1684 Main, notes on payment in advance and discontinuation policy, and lists editorial and business contacts including editor E. A. Grozier.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mase
Canada
Bostic Estal
Mass
PORT _PUBLISHING COMPANY
Vance
Raealer
Newsbhoy
E. A. Grozier
Largest Newspaper Printing Plant in New England
The Boston Post proclaims possession of the largest newspaper printing press plant in New England, including the world’s largest press, as stated by Robert Hoe of R. Hoe & Co.
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Boston Ere Post
Boston Daily Post
Boston
Boston Post
New England
Robert Hoe
R. Hoe & Co
South Pole
Amundsen
Hobart
Tasmania
Roosevelt’s tariff views questioned by Henry George Jr
Congressman Henry George Jr notes Roosevelt once supported free trade in youth and in the Free Trade Club but laments his shift. He argues Roosevelt cannot hold one tariff belief for six months, let alone twenty years, and predicts he won’t stand by a second tariff conviction.
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Henry George, Jr
Theodore Roosevelt
Free Trade Club
George
Roosevelt
Welcome to the Germans at Hampton Roads
The U S President and Secretary of the Navy welcomed the visiting German fleet officers at Hampton Roads in a ceremony that stressed peace amid wartime tensions. The piece highlights long standing cordial ties and mutual exchange, noting valued German citizens and American visitors.
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United States
Secretary of the Navy
Hampton Roads
The Way Out for United Shoe Machinery Co
The company president argues that federal antitrust suits harm small shoe manufacturers by forcing them to buy machines outright. He suggests a simple fix: resume leasing while removing the tying clause objected to by the government, promising a satisfactory arrangement for all.
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United Shoe Machinery Company
As to Wiley Dr Harvey W Wiley Would Make Ants Exceedingly
The fragment hints at a discussion of Dr Harvey W Wiley and his influence or capabilities, possibly an opinion piece or biographical note. No clear event or action is stated.
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Harvey W. Wiley
Walter H. Sturgis
Allerton
Hull
Bayside
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Wiley for Boston Board of Health Chair Stirs City Support
A strong call favors Dr. Wiley for the Boston Board of Health chair but notes the role requires full time. Critics question if Wiley can devote his entire effort given his magazine contracts editorship lectures and bureau work. The piece urges securing his service if he commits wholly to Boston.
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Boston Board of Health
Dr. Wiley
Boston
Wiley
Iaas
William A. White
Government Hospital For the
Washington, D. C
White
Washington
University of Munich
Public Transportation Commission Bill Endorsed for Reform Power
The Public Transportation Commission bill, drafted for Governor Foss by Nathan Matthews and Harvard’s Bruce Wyman, would create a five member board with power over rates and service subject to Supreme Court approval. It also proposes highway and telegraph oversight, a four track tunnel plan, and compulsory electrification of metropolitan steam railroads within six years. The measure aims to curb hasty legislation and ensure public benefit.
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Public Transportation Commission
Foss
Nathan Matthews
Bruce Wyman
Harvard
Supreme Court
Highway Commission
Boston
Post
All Sorts by Newtown Newkirk Critique Note
A reader named Torch submits verses to All Sorts and faces harsh critique from Newt I have been practicing on pome writing and seek honest feedback. The editor mocks the effort, suggests life imprisonment rather than six months, and offers no publication.
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Newt
Boston
Torch Millar
Torch
Short and Sensible on Governor Foss Vetoes
The Secretary of State will refuse completing legislation on three vetoed bills after Speaker Cush ing ruled reconsideration impossible due to late veto messages. The House should admit the vetoes, review Governor Foss objections, and restart the process. Langtry opposes forcing the bills. ultimate resolution lies with the Supreme Court, though a common sense path could settle the matter now.
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Secretary of State
House
Foss
Cushing
Langtry
Supreme Court
Pension for Mrs Schley Honors Admiral’s Service
The proposed appropriation adding 150 dollars a month to the general pension bill would gladly be approved by the American people. Admiral Schley’s death leaves a memory bright in the Spanish American War era as battles and heroism are honored by the nation.
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Admiral Schley
Santiago Bay
Schley
Greetings From Baptiste A Humorous Tale From St Cessaire
Baptiste narrates a comic miscommunication in St Cessaire Kebec about Col a medicin man and Joe Ryea. The dialogue revolves around a burned barn a dead dog puppy and a sick wife with smallpox, delivered in broken English with local color. The piece captures rustic humor and regional speech.
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St. Cessaire
Kebec
Frien
Nam
Bill Stewart
Mos Everbodys
Medicin Co
Joe Ryea
Depo
Joe
Col
Baptiste
Maud Muller Shovels Snow in Bitter Cold
A fragment from a poem depicts Maud Muller braving eight below zero, shoveling snow from the front and side walks and garden path. She speaks of blue fingers, damp feet, and the effort of securing fresh air, heat, and household chores in severe winter weather.
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Maud Muller
Southward Ever Southward in the Antarctic Trek
The narrative traces Shackleton Amundsen and Scott as they push toward the pole across the Antarctic plateau and Devil's Glacier. It details exhaustion at high altitude, brittle ice hazards, and dwindling provisions, noting Amundsen's advancing reach while Scott struggles against deep snow drifts and fog.
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Les
Shackleton
Amundsen
Scott
Beardmore
Amunden
Observant Citizen notes on Fort Andrews history and local tales
The column compiles Civil War figure Fort Andrews namesake details, local notices on Dorchester residents, Harvard Street reclamation near Pierce Farm, and small vignettes from the Boston area including John W. Weeks pushing naval history society efforts, Edward Luce letters, and a Gloucester speedup welcome for John Hays Hammond.
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Pierce Farm
Harvard Street
Trappo
Indecision Uncle Walt From Old Jasper’s Woes
A verse sketch laments Jasper as indecisive with countless plans and hesitations. He faces poverty and exile, abandoned by comrades, while he curses luck and the fates as the road of indecision leads him into deeper woes.
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Jasper
Tom
Walt Mason
George Matthew Adanis
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