Boston Post subscription rates and contact details
The Boston Post lists daily and Sunday subscription rates for various terms, including one year at 3.00 for Sunday and 1.50 for daily, with shorter-term prices and Canadian and foreign postages. The notice provides office addresses at 250 Washington Street, Boston, editor E. A. Grozier, and telephones for editorial, Sunday and sporting, and business offices.
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Boston Post Announces Largest Newspaper Plant in New England
The Boston Post proclaims ownership of the largest newspaper printing press plant in New England, featuring the world’s largest press, as stated by Robert Hoe, president of R. Hoe & Co.
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New England
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R. Hoe & Co
Pure ice cream law limits fruit flavoring to sound fruit
The new ice cream law aims to improve quality by requiring fruit flavored products to use sound clean matured fruit. It notes a potential loophole where dealers might use artificial flavors despite the fruit label, indicating enforcement challenges ahead.
The Pity of It Miss Davidson and the Derby death
The aftermath of Miss Davidson's death shows suffragette sentiment branding her a martyr though the act was wild and futile. The ballot for women in England remains distant as such fanatic acts hinder rather than help the cause.
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Derby
England
Eagles Parade Brightens Boston Visit by New England Chapter
The Eagles Boston warmly welcome the Fagles of New England, a lively crew of boosters for their home towns. Their parade lifted a gray day with spirited band music, drawing appreciation from Boston for a group described as good American Eagles deserving fellowship from the city.
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Arbitration renewal blunder stalls three treaties with major powers
The United States delays renewing arbitration treaties with Italy Spain and Great Britain. Senate favored renewing Italy and Spain but balked at Britain. All three are held over, undermining consistent support for arbitration amid the Panama canal tolls dispute.
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Spain
Great Britain
Senate
United States
Panama Canal
Massachusetts roads praised in Indiana critique
An Indiana newspaper mockingly says Massachusetts is like one big town but admits its road record is strong with 49 percent good roads. It notes Rhode Island ahead and argues that percentages matter more than sheer mileage or density.
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Rhode Island
Commonwealths spirit of public improvements unmatched
A fragment notes that within the spirit of public improvements she is nowhere surpassed, praising commitment to civic works. The line suggests high regard for efforts toward infrastructure or communal projects, though details are absent.
An Aviation Dream Prophesies Huge Planes by decade
An aviation enthusiast predicts rapid growth in aircraft size and passenger capacity within ten years. He envisions Atlantic routes shrunk to 35 hours with staged crossings via Faroe Islands Iceland and Greenland and a Behring Straits to Vladivostok link to Hong Kong. He warns current peril but sees future absolute security.
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Quebec
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Pacific Ocean
Alaska
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New Order in Prison Says Hawthorne In Atlanta
Julian Hawthorne, jailed in Atlanta for a mining fraud, argues there is a new educated class in prisons. He contends these offenders are distinguished by education and breeding and call for leniency, though he admits no special standard of penalties can be just.
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Distinguished Brazilian Minister Arrives in Norfolk
The Brazilian Foreign Affairs Minister Dr Laura Muller arrives in Norfolk aboard Brazil's largest battleship for a three week stay. His itinerary includes Boston as part of an official visit highlighting southern continental ties and U S relations.
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Paterson Editor Convicted Under State Incitement Law
A Paterson New Jersey jury found a newspaper proprietor guilty of violating a law making it a crime to incite hostility to government. He was fined 250 dollars and sentenced to imprisonment for one to fifteen years. The case challenges the law’s constitutionality and warns editors could face jail for inciting hostility.
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New Jersey
Stealthy Steve Falls From 10 000 Feet Over Paris
Stealthy Steve is driven from a Magno-Polar-Gravecar at 10,000 feet, contemplates revenge on General Gimlet Gonzales, and lands on a balloon basket with two French aeronauts. He secures a parachute and prepares to descend, maintaining grit amid peril and pursuit.
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Filene's Wireless Sets New Day Record
Filene's wireless station set a new distance record for day work by receiving a wireless from the steamship Menominee near Antwerp at 8 AM yesterday, about 411 miles from Boston Light. Captain Anfridsen expected to dock this afternoon. The operator noted this may be a distance record for day work, with night runs reaching 700 miles.
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The Joseph F Smith Fortune and Mormon Church Wealth
Joseph F Smith, leader of the Mormon church, is a wealthy Utah figure with holdings in Union Pacific Utah Sugar Utah Light and Power State Bank of Utah and other firms. The article traces his lineage from Far West Missouri to Salt Lake City and recounts his youth, mission work, rise to church leadership, a 1907 polygamy case, and the church’s vast wealth through tithing.
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Pleasant Street Tales And Job Market Notes
Observant Citizen blends street scene irony with a look at summer job openings as students flood the State employment bureau on Kneeland Street. Superintendent Walter L. Sears notes wages now start at $5 weekly, contrasting past pay of $2 to $4, while Montpelier news adds a four legged duck and lifestyle items from Boston society.
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Balloon ascent sparks parachute doubt in aviators
In a foggy scene two aeronauts discussed parachute reliability as a balloon rose, one noting that parachutes often fail to deploy. The dialogue hints at an ongoing story to be continued in tomorrow's Daily Post.
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