Boston Post 1922 Suburban and Foreign Rates Notice
The Boston Post announces subscription rates for Daily Sunday and Foreign editions with Canada pricing and postage details. It notes postal district charges, payment rules, and editor staff credits including Edwin A. Grozier as editor. The paper touts its large daily morning circulation and Associated Press affiliation.
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Canada
Sunday Post
Boston
Newsday
Edwin A. Grozier
Flivverboobs sparks debate over reckless drivers
A提 article notes the American Automobile Association prize word flivverboobs for reckless drivers and argues the term unfairly labels many motorists. It questions fitting a new name for young speedsters in expensive cars who endanger others and crowd them to the curb.
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American Automobile Association
Senator Walsh Warns of Tariff Bill Burden on Farmers
The article highlights Senator David I. Walsh of Massachusetts warning the Senate and nation about tariff bill costs. It notes a 13.15 yearly rise for food basics in Massachusetts under the new schedules, surpassing Underwood and Payne-Aldrich levels, and warns of a potential billion-dollar national food tax driven by the farm bloc.
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David I. Walsh
Senate
Congress
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Eight Year Red Cross Withdrawal From Europe
After eight years the American Red Cross withdraws from Europe while the junior organization continues aid to schoolchildren in most countries except Russia. The report lauds wartime relief and notes Europe can largely operate alone, with food and clothing available for those who can pay, and acknowledges broad humanitarian impact from U S generosity.
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American Red Cross
Europe
Great
Russia
America
Red Cross
United States
Local donors praise aid to Red Cross and relief aid
The remarks celebrate millions donated to the Red Cross and other relief efforts. Donors say they would give again if needed but are glad the world no longer faces that special crisis.
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Red Cross
Prices at local lunchrooms defy law of supply and demand
The writer argues high lunchroom prices reflect market forces not legal remedies. The grand jury reports no conspiracy by owners and cites excessive profits, while crowds linger at costly eateries. The suggested fix is competitive pressure, not government action, including diners bringing their own food to drive down rates.
Brigadier General Jack Dunn Named VFW Commander in Boston
The Massachusetts VFW elected Brigadier General Jack Dunn as commander and chose Boston for the 1923 convention. Dunn, Boston street commissioner, served in Cuba, occupation forces, the Philippines, and France, and is noted for quiet efficiency and strong leadership.
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Massachusetts
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jack’ Dunn
Boston
Dunn
Cuba
Philippines
France
Government to supply mail carrier badges for identification
A new Post Office regulation requires mail carriers to wear caps badges showing their route numbers and the post office name. The writer argues the government should fund these badges rather than making carriers pay, noting cost is minimal but public service efficiency justifies government payment.
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Post Office Department
Pepper Breaks With Old Guard On Primary Reform
Senator George Wharton Pepper of Pennsylvania challenged party orthodoxy by saying he does not favor abolishing the popular method of candidate naming. Once a loyal GOP vote, Pepper argues the people are fit to elect and select their representatives, astumbling block for anti primary advocates.
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George Wharton Pepper
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire Bar Association
Pepper
Newberry
Extra Holiday Granted to City Employees
City Council approved a measure asking the Mayor to grant a paid leave of absence to all departments next Monday so employees who can be spared may enjoy a Fourth of July holiday.
Ship Comes In If Faith With Works
A long poem and letters discuss hope, effort, and belief in earning success. A columnist mocks a patent pitch for square cups and chins, then a reply rejects the $5000 demand, noting few square-chinned tea drinkers exist and dictating cautious business sense.
Observant Citizen Reports Boston Chamber Renovation Start
The Observant Citizen notes Frederick Snyder in white overalls with a green badge begins razing the old Boston Chamber of Commerce home using a nickel plated adze. The letter discusses port exports, coal and rail supply, street trees, fire service, and Dorchester historical society remarks.
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Frederick 5. Snyder
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Swift-McNutt Company
Chamber
Snyder
Boston Post Congratulates on Baby Hippo Fund
The Boston Post lauded for boosting the Baby Hippo Fund at Franklin Park Zoo. The paper notes past and present efforts that enhance the zoo’s appeal and the public’s eagerness for future campaigns to enlarge and improve the zoo.
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Dedham Transcript
Boston Post
Post
Franklin Park
Anniversary Party Turns Into Invisible Realities
A young couple celebrates their first anniversary at John's house with family help. Decorations and games become intimate rituals as guests reveal household gifts and verses. A playful bill puzzle ends with a memory of a long ago gift and a note about Boston's warmest records.
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Mother
John
Mother B
Boston
Anatole France as a Powerful Modern Thinker
The article argues Anatole France stands foremost among Nobel laureates in shaping future thought, highlighting his French heritage, early criticism work, and novels. It notes his skepticism, socialist leanings, wartime army service, and lasting influence through prose that blends irony and reflection.
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Rousseau
Louis XV
Tolstoi
Poincare
Kipling
Maeterlinck
Stauptmann
Rolland
Hamsun
Anatole France
Hardy
Shaw
Wells
Annunzig
George Brandes
Nexo
Bergson
Barrie
Paris
Seine
Jacques Anatole Thibault
Russia
Wedding Journey Through Home Town Drive Inspires Joy
A memoir fragment recalls a cheerful wedding journey in the speaker’s hometown. The passage notes a special drive after the ceremony, mentions a likely author and a mother who denies writing, and includes distant weather and timing details from past years.
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Mass
Associated Press
Cockenpur Street
London
Avenue de l’Opera
Fourth Estate
Breerere
Flivverboobs
Jack
Newton Newkirk
Phil Ossifer
Sphinx
Newt
Gordon Cameron
Hyannisport
Gordon
U.S
N. N
Mr. Newkirk
Bill
Lizzie
Sam
Brockton
Taunten
War Department Board of Engineers
New York
Bouston
Boston Elevated Railway
Massachustts
Edison Company
Consolidated Gas Company
Ellen Hatch
Union Street
Nantucket
E. F
Hayes
Senate Bansing and Currency Committee
Mint
Rutherford B. Hayes
Willis
Republican
Ohio
Cambridge Park Department
Longwood Fire House
Brookline Avenue
Eddie’ Sprouls
William Tilton
Women's Advisory Committee
United States Public Health Service
Meeting House Hill
Dorchester Comamon
Dorchester Historical Society
Dorchester
the Post
May Borden Stevens
Mt. Vernon Street
Newport
R. I
Scott
Oxford
Washington Street
Stowells
Waltham
Elgin
Winter St
HE Edison Company
Edison Electric
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