Boston Post June 10 1922 subscription rates and offices
The Boston Post lists subscription rates for Daily and Sunday editions, Canada and foreign options, and rates for combined Daily and Sunday plans. It provides office addresses at 259 Washington St Boston and editorial contacts, plus payment instructions and mailing details.
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Post Publishing Co
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Boston
Mass
Dalily
Canada
Sunday Post
Boston Pos
Clean Their Streets North End Residents Urged for Sanitation
Community calls for immediate cleaning of Boston’s North End highlighting dense population and many foreigners. Emphasizes litter spreads more litter and cites East Boston Charlestown and South Boston as needing attention. Urges citywide effort to make Boston the cleanest city in the Commonwealth under Mayor Curley.
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North End
Boston
Charlestown
Curley
Tubes Coming Back After Post Office Appropriation
President Mard ing signs the post office appropriation bill restoring pneumatic tubes in New York City. George B. Murray of the New York and Boston Tube Company predicts local service will return and Boston soon follow. The revival tests tube mail against modern gasolene methods.
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Marding
Post Office
New York City
George B. Murray
New York
Boston
Burleson
Miss Nora O Callaghan Leaves Mayor’s Office for City Auditor Post
Miss Nora O Callaghan departs the Mayor’s Office to join the city auditor’s staff. She is praised as a top civic relation and problem solver whose efficiency and business fitness earned her rapid advancement and high pay among city employees. Her departure marks a notable change in city administration plans.
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Nora O'Callaghan
Peyroll
Nora OCallaghan Leaves City Office But Remains Involved
The text portrays Nora OCallaghan exiting the Mayor's office yet staying available for consultation. It argues she cannot be relegated to oblivion and remains engaged in city business despite stepping away from a formal post.
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Bunday
Nowaday
Edwin A. Grozier
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Nora O’callaghan
Europe
America
Senator Lodge Pledges 25 to Baby Hippo Fund in Boston
The Boston Herald sparks debate over the 25 donation from Senator Lodge to a 5000 fund for a Franklin Park Zoo baby hippopotamus. The piece notes the zoo transfer from Philadelphia, mayoral support, and a call to broaden donations including a challenge to other papers to join the effort.
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Crop Promise Signals Strong Farm Output This Year
A government June 1 crop outlook suggests good to average yields across major crops. Wheat and oats trend above recent years, rye and hay exceed averages, cotton remains small but prices rise. Corn figures pending, yet overall farmer prosperity should lift manufacturing demand in the East.
Paper Filed Bearing 50 Names for Cox
William M. Robinson filed with the Boston Election Commission papers bearing 50 names seeking the Republican nomination for the re election of Governor Cox. Christopher J. Halligan submitted Democratic nomination papers for the Senate from the Seventh District, a prominent Legionnaire active in disabled veterans' affairs, to enter the contests.
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William M. Robinson
Boston
Cox
Senate
Christopher J. Halligan
When the Olive Branch Fails and Fliers of Romance
A collection of wry observations on society culture and everyday life. The prose threads humor travel and politics noting tax shifts money scarce and the ironies of progress as the human world enduringly adapts to changes.
Lost Umbrella In Orlando News and Bee Impacts on Bus
A Florida newspaper notes a lost cotton ladies umbrella in Orlando and adds a New Jersey bus collision case where a driver swatted a bee causing a crash into a telegraph pole. The jury found bee involvement a factor but not malicious intent and blamed Providence for the distraction.
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New Jersey
Providence
Centenary of John Jacob Astor noted among varied items
The column surveys cultural notes from Boston and beyond including Astor’s birth centennial, fruit and peas in season, the eight hour day talk at Wittenberg College, and a portrait of John Sargent. It recounts local observations on fashion terms, a fire department at Salisbury Beach, and a domestic drama of Nella Worthington.
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Copley Plaza Hotel
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Tchitcherin a Forceful Figure in World Power
George Tchitcherin, Soviet Foreign Minister and Genoa delegate, is a distinctive, conflicted leader. An aristocrat turned Bolshevist, he rivals Lenin in influence, runs the foreign office, and pursues practical notes through sharp diplomatic clashes. He sleeps little, eats rarely, and often parries rivals with calculated concessions to save Russia.
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Chaca
Readers ask about Shaker road detour and enlistment facts
The letter asks where Shaker road lies near the old burial ground used as a detour during road work between Harvard and Ayer. It also asks if U S Army enlistments are ongoing and where to enlist at Commonwealth Pier South Boston. It notes Newfoundland’s World War I entry with dates and Gallipoli participation.
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Physician to the World remembered for pest control heroism
A memorial verse extols a physician famed for eradicating yellow fever and malaria in Cuba during the Spanish War, in Panama’s zones, South Africa mines, and Ecuador campaigns. The tribute notes no medal or degree surpasses this title, praising his global service.
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Goethals
South Africa
Ecuador
Boston Weather Notes From The Oldest Inhabitant
The Oldest Inhabitant recalls Boston temperatures for June 10. He cites official records: warmest 88 set in 1906 and 1914, coldest 45 in 1881, and no rain on this date in the past decade except 1916 1917 1918 and 1920.
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Boston
Etiquette, Ireland Census, and Foreigner Rules
A reader asks etiquette on paying a feminine acquaintance’s streetcar fare and notes the Ireland population last officially recorded in 1911 at 4 390 219. A Scientific American method for repairing celluloid uses alcohol and ether, pressed and dried for hours. Also clarifies that any non citizen of the United States is a foreigner.
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Summer School Teaching Staff Named in Boston
The Rev Francis P Donnelly head of the English department at Boston College is the sole Boston priest named to the teaching staff of the Catholic Summer School opening soon.
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Francis P. Donnelly
Boston College
Boston
Major Ludington of New Haven Dies After Illness
Major Luzerne Ludington former Eighth District State Senator died after a month illness in New Haven. Frank L. Stiles former Twelfth District State Senator died from a Sunday operation. Ludington was long identified with the state's oyster industry as an owner in the family business.
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Luzerne Ludington
Frank L. Stiles
Major Ludington
Length of Republican Presidency Before Wilson Inauguration
The question states Republicans held the presidency for sixteen years before Woodrow Wilson's 1913 inauguration. Cleveland, the last Democratic president before Wilson, left office in 1897, leaving a 16 year gap.
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Wilson
Cleveland
Baby Hippo Show At Franklin Park Water Tricks
Youngsters and older visitors are invited to Franklin Park to watch the baby hippo demonstrate new water tricks as part of a community event encouraging engagement with animals and park activities.
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Franklin Park
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