Suburban and Foreign Rates Advertised by The Boston Post
The Boston Post announces postage and subscription rates for domestic Canada and foreign regions. Rates include daily Sunday and combination plans. prices vary by duration. Publisher details, editorial offices, and Associated Press credits appear in the notice.
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Minnesota Democrat Nominate Anna Dickie Olesen for Senate
The Minnesota Democrats nominate Anna Dickie Olesen, wife of a city school superintendent, as the first woman chosen by a major party for the U.S. Senate. Kellogg will face a strong campaign as she tours the state highlighting democracy and national questions.
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Anna Dickie’ Olesen
Peter Olesen
Minnesota Democrats
United States Senate
Massachusetts
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Frank B. Kellogg
Babe Ruth Outbursts Draw Criticism From Observers
Observers condemn Babe Ruth and others for public outbursts seen as nuisances to casual fans and demoralizing to youth. The piece argues fame should bind players to higher standards and notes such conduct undermines the game and its followers.
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Babe’ Ruth
Ruth
Farmwork openings lure veterans despite job scarcity
The employment bureau of the Americas Legion reports difficulty placing New England veterans on farm jobs though openings exist for single men and couples. Jobs promise good living conditions and healthful work, offering a potential turning point for veterans and benefit to the country.
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Femploynmenty Bureau of the Americas Legion
New England
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Rainfall Trends Reflecting Long-Term Balance
Weather records show that after periods of deficit or excess, rainfall tends to revert toward the norm. The past four years include shortages in 1918 and 1949, with occasional surpluses such as 1920 and 1927. By yesterday noon, 4.17 inches had fallen in the current spell.
Weather Progress Returns to Normal Rainfall Levels
The report notes 5.78 inches of rain still due for the five year period by year end, with normal rainfall expected. It reframes prolonged downpour as progress toward normal, contrasting it with snow and highlighting recent moisture that could reach 40 inches on the level if snow had fallen.
Clean Bill on Elevated Control Bill Bribery Charges
The grand jury found no evidence warranting indictment after examining charges of bribery in the 1918 Elevated control bill. The Post supported investigation but concludes there was no fraud proven. Public opinion had censured accusing legislators, and the act remains accepted as the best street railway solution of its time.
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The Coal Situation and New England's Winter Fuel Risk
The piece notes idle mines and uncertain resumption of work, warning of a coal shortage for next winter. It urges public officials to act quickly to avert a crisis, arguing New England faces neglect while fuel supplies dwindle and strikes drag on.
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New England
Personal Responsibility in McCarthy's Boston College Address
Dr. Denis A. McCarthy urged graduates to embrace personal responsibility as the key to facing critical times. He warned that internal weakness, not external threats, erodes character, and cited Tennyson to stress purity of heart as a guide for individuals and society.
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Denis A. McCarthy
Boston College
Tennyson
Galahad
Banditry Measured by Bright Uniforms Sparks Debate
A writer condemns a scheme by Wall Street banks to dress messengers in bright colors so bystanders can help during robberies. The author argues such “publicity” clothing would draw crowds and fail to deter crime, urging traditional security improvements instead.
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The Study of Mother Nature and Her Mysteries
A reflective piece on growing public interest in nature study. It questions common terms and natural phenomena with humorous, speculative inquiries while urging accuracy and careful observation. The writer playfully wonders about elephant tusks as horns, beekeeping for lobster shortages, and other puzzling nature issues.
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Mother Nature
Mother Naturé
There There Little Pup Dont Cry And Dont Cry
A humorous reflective piece contrasts dogs and cats with children showing a parental view of a family pet and a toddler. It recalls a brave dog and a companionable community cat as a child mistreats them, ending with a refrain there little pup dont cry.
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Junior
Bussum
Boston Observant Citizen and Historic Notes Highlight City Life
A mosaic of Boston scenes and reminiscences spans anniversaries and curiosities. Observations include a heat record for June and the Greeley Arctic Expedition survivors found in 1854 near Cape Sabine, plus social notes on General Edwards in civilian dress, the Public Garden, Ex-Congressman Conry abroad, leprosy statements, scavenger tales tied to touring circuses, and mission work by Sam Coles and his wife to West Africa.
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Adolphus W. Greeley
Samuel B. Coles
Africa
Coles
Organist Contest Sparks Village Church Dispute
In Hillaton a parish row over organist Bailey ends with a staged resignation and a replacement vows to improvise. Miss Gladys Young protests, but Bailey returns to play as the service closes with a barely audible anthem and star spangled note.
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Miss Young
Weather record claims for Boston on June 24
The oldest inhabitant recalls Boston weather with figures from official records. He cites 1921 as the warmest for this date and 1909 as its coldest, with 1881. Rain history notes no rain on this date in 19 years except in 2018 and 1920.
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Boston
Admiral Baron Kato Named Japan's New Premier
Admiral Baron Tomosaburo Kato becomes Japan's premier, seen as a strong, solitary leader with a wartime record as Togo's chief of staff. He pledges navy nonpartisanship and immediate spending cuts, including a $20 million army budget reduction, amid cautious Japanese press reaction.
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Baron Tomosaburo Kato
Japan
China
Great Britain
Russia
Germany
Admiral Kato
Yamagata
Okuma
Baron Kato
Washington
Far East
Mark Sullivan
Tokio
Bain News Service
Choral Triumph As Elder Organist Is Praised
A community choir faced protests during the anthem but steadied with the elderly organist at the helm. Her performance moved the audience to join in a rousing finale and earned a surprise party and a generous check the following week. The choir declared her organist in perpetuity.
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Clerk Miller
Miss Soprano
Miss Alto
Mrs. Bai
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