The Post Announces Vacation Time and Subscription Rates
The Boston Post issues notice of vacation service with daily and Sunday editions. It lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday papers and offers mail delivery to any U S address, with renewals required in advance and discontinuation on expiration.
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Welcome Home Archbishop OConnell Returns To Boston
Archbishop OConnell arrives in Boston after an extended Rome visit and will be honored tomorrow with a homecoming reception. The event also marks the 25th anniversary of his priestly ordination, highlighting his prominent role among Boston’s civic leaders and his influence in uplifting the community.
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Remembering Frank K. Foster A Pro Labor Advocate
After a long illness Frank K. Foster died yesterday at age 53. A workingman with practical insight he advanced sane labor movement principles in this region and his influence on the cause is described as lasting and substantial.
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Duty on Hides Spars with Massachusetts Interest
A Senate debate led by Senator from Wyoming denounces free hides while Massachusetts and its workers push against duties. Warren Aldrich and the Republican bloc defend retention, arguing the tariff mainly harms New England industry and benefits packers, not cattlemen or farmers.
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Federal reforms urged to curb alien criminals
The author argues immigration law is weak and steamship companies face fines. proposes heavy fines for deporting alien criminals, mandatory passport vises at departure, and deportation before naturalization for crimes. Aims to reduce moral turpitude cases and protect honest immigrants and the public.
Alien Criminals in Immigration Debate Highlighted
A columnist argues that deportation is fragile against forgery, misunderstanding, or political influence and warns about preserving natural resources while not overlooking alien criminal threats.
How to Play and the Education of the Young
An essay argues play is a learned faculty that develops with intelligence. It notes poor children lack access to guided play and suffer from idleness and isolation yet can gain through group games. It warns adults also risk debility when seeking diversion and questions institutions that can teach play after schooling.
Gatti-Casazza to Stay in Italy. Boston Opera Learns from Metro
The article notes Signor Giulio Gatti-Casazza will not return to the Metropolitan Opera next winter and will remain in Italy where impresario work is in demand. It warns against multiple managers and business interference, urging Boston to place authority with Director Russell and emulate Oscar Hammerstein’s unfettered leadership for enduring success.
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Absolutely Unsinkable Ocean Liners Not Feasible
Arthur Lidell asks if a passenger vessel can be completely unsinkable while offering comfort and speed. He argues against it, noting that high subdivision lowers speed and cargo capacity, and low metacentric height raises capsize risk. Public preference favors current risk, speed, and comfort over absolute safety. Wireless may aid rescue, reducing danger of foundering without aid.
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Moose Swim 10 Miles To Bar Harbor
Bar Harbor moose reach Mt. Desert Island after swimming from Gouldsboro covering about ten miles. It marks the third known arrival of moose to the island since settlement.
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Stealthy Steve Uses Rope Trick in Balloon Daring Rescue
In a fanciful tale Sergeant Steve grapples with the Mayor of Alban high above ground. He severs the anchor rope, ensnares the Mayor with a rope lasso, then saves him with a parachute like cloth and a brandy recovery. The Colonel Roosevelt watches in astonishment.
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Measurements of the Perfect Girl
San Francisco reports on 11 year old Margaret Edwards of Oakland who won a New York Physical Culture Society medal for ideal development. Her listed measurements include height 5 feet 11 8 inches and weight 196 pounds with chest 31 expanded 87 and waist 23 inches.
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Boston Pier Freight Shed Underway On Charlestown Reach
Construction of Boston s largest pier freight shed began yesterday on the Charlestown side of the Mystic River. The two story structure will measure 887 feet in length and 200 feet in width, extending over a major portion of the riverbank.
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Journal notes cheerful miscellany from Boston and beyond
A column of short notices from Boston area towns covers travels of notable locals including Fred Purmott and Colonel Sydney Hedges heading to London, W H Capron leading a theater orchestra to New Castle NH, and plans for European travel aboard the George Washington. It also mentions a near miss for a subway rider, a hot wave causing dental complaints, a Crescent Field baseball game, Sagamore Beach sociological conference, a wedding in South Groveland, Archbishop O Connell’s homecoming crowds, a local patrolman who swims at Dewey Beach, Brookline July 6 celebration plans with sports and fireworks, and community events involving youngsters and orphans showing civic spirit.
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Yale Chinese Student Earns Doctor Cum Laude Honors
New Haven June 28 The medical school honors announced by President Hadley include Doctor cum laude for Niles Westcott Oaklawn R L Fu Chun Yen Shanghai China and Jacques Louis Buttner Douai France.
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Advice on a lovers quarrel and truth in a yearlong engagement
Dear Miss Champagne advises focusing on intentions over words. The writer, 25, considered to have shown attention to another girl but not to have lied about love. He should reassure his fiancée that honesty of purpose matters, not the label of keeping company, and that their bond rests on trust and principle.
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Miss Champagne
Recipes of New England Housewives Featured in Sunday Post
A set of home cooking notes from the New England Housewives column includes beef stew method, lobster on casserole, and creamed spinach. Instructions cover beef pressing, stock reuse, garlic rubbed casseroles, lobster sauce with sherry, and spinach cooking with cream. Names and addresses accompany each recipe.
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Morse's Correctness Motto Swings Through Slogan
A short ad style note proclaims If It's at Morse's It's Correct If It's Correct It's at Morse's in a witty local business slogan reflecting shop identity and promotional cadence.
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