Boston Post ad rates and publication details
The Boston Post lists rates for daily and Sunday editions, including one year and three month subscriptions, with prices in dollars. Editorial and business sections are noted, and notices mention payments, advance charges, and mail delivery terms.
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Sikoe
Poulan
Oe Waanington
S. Hoston
Canada
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Goth Effet
Boston
Mae
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Shack
Im Ee Ug Ie
Democrats Face Resistance to Armament Treaty Reservations
The Senate shows signs of a growing push by Democratic members to hinder the armament conference treaties, especially the four power Pacific possessions pact, by demanding reservations. Mr. Hitchcock urged a condition. the speaker calls this inconsistent, warning against mirroring the Versailles posture and urging loyal support for today’s treaties.
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Senate
Pacific
Hitchcock
League of Nations
Ruth's Salary as Babe Ruth Tops President’s Pay
The author argues Babe Ruth earns more than the U.S. president based on gate receipts and commercial value. Baseball is treated as a profit driven business while government is not. The columnist suggests Harding would struggle with Ruth’s bat and Ruth would not impact the White House.
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Republic
Ruth
Babe
United States
Mr. Harding
Mr. Ruth
White House
Save Our Nautical School Nantucket
Massachusetts should not scrap the Nautical Training School Ship Nantucket. Mayor Curley and the Alumni Association lead protests against abolition. The Bay State harbor and ocean highway inspire youth to pursue seafaring, and the school boasts 1000 graduates who became captains and officers.
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Nautical School
Massachusetts
Nantucket
Curley
Bay State
Nantucket School Ship Debate Cites Trained Mariners
The argument for retaining the Nantucket as a school ship rests on its supply of trained mariners who are warned and essential to world trade, underscoring the need for ships and crews in maritime education.
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Nantucket
Increased Motor Tax Debate Sparks Hearing
Public Works Commissioners Cole and Synan back a higher registration fee to fund road upkeep and improvements, arguing the levy is modest at about $10 per vehicle per year. Car owners resist, but supporters say trucks and long trips bear road wear and rail competition justifies the contribution.
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Public Works
Cole
Synan
New England
Protests Against Fordney Tariff On Foreign Books
Educators and booklovers rally against a Fordney tariff taxing imported books over twenty years old and foreign language titles. Boston College leaders press Congress via Congressman Tinkham, arguing the tax harms colleges, writers, and libraries with negligible revenue and no local domestic substitute.
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Boston College
Tinkham
Fordney
National Treasury
Picayune
Ellis Island baby citizenship debate echoes 14th Amendment
The writer questions the immigrant rights ruling that a baby born at Ellis Island of excluded aliens is not a U S citizen. The 14th Amendment grants citizenship to all born in the United States, sparking speculation on how a court might rule.
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Ellis Island
United States
Washington
War Dept Accepts Philippine Public Improvement Bonds
Washington March 6. A bid for the entire issue of public improvement bonds of the Philippine Islands aggregating 5 000 000 was accepted at the War Department today from Hallgarten Co Chase Securities Corp and associates of New York at 101.56 and accrued interest. The bonds are 300 year issues dated Feb 1 1922 bearing 5 percent interest and issued in 1000 denominations.
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Washington
Ieaue
Philippine Islands
War Department
Hallgarten & Co
Chase Securities Corporation and Associates of
New York
Italian Princess May Wed Rumainian Prince
Negotiations are reported for the marriage of Princess Yolanda eldest daughter of King Victor Emmanuel of Italy to Prince Nicholas youngest son of King Ferdinand of Romania. The exchange telegraph despatch from Rome notes pending talks.
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London
Yolanda
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Nicholas
Ferdinand
Rumania
Rome
American Tours Pour into Canada at Niagara Border
Nearly 128000 American autos crossed the Niagara border into Canada last year and tourists are estimated to have spent about 57 million dollars in Canada, according to reports from St. Catharines Ontario.
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Catherine
Ont
Niagara
Canada
Boston Weather Notes From The Oldest Inhabitant
The Oldest Inhabitant recalls coldest March 7 records with two official figures above normal in 1872 and four in 188. He cites a warmest high of 68 degrees in 1476 and notes rain or snow on this date in 1912 1914 1916 1918 and 1921 in Boston.
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Boston
Stop Shooting Dadas Snipes Toy Tale
A fond father addresses his young child about stopping the habit of shooting his toy snipes. He praises the child while urging safer, calmer play and asks for private information on changing this behavior. The piece blends humor with a moral plea to choose gentler activities over dangerous games.
Hope for the Bald Inspires Albuquerque Citizen
Manuel Ortiz of Albuquerque New Mexico aged 112 has grown a second crop of hair after fifty years of baldness. Town folk cheer the unlikely revival and urge patience as time works wonders.
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Manuel Ortiz
Albuquerque
N. M
Henery Hank Defends Roost Over Spring Mating
Local farmyard dispute centers on Hank Hemenway and his hen who insists on a spring sitting. Hank refuses, keeping the bird at work year round. The quarrel hints at a stubborn farm routine and a life of constant laying.
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Hank Hemenway
Hank
Raound
Fairfield man broadcasts record lamb birth
Joel W. York of Fairfield owns three sheep that yielded five lambs with two pairs of twins and a single four day old lamb weighing 13 pounds. The Skowhegan Me newspaper wonders if any sheep man can beat this astounding brood. Fairfield may hold the birth record for lambs on this farm.
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Joel W. York
Fairfield
Skowhegan
Pajama Color Clash Sparks Wife to Push Blue Fashion
A humorous letter advises George to swap his old-fashioned nightshirt for robin egg blue pajamas to match his wife’s blue room. The columnist sides with the wife, noting the nightwear would clash with the cerulean scheme and disrupt harmony, urging pajama adoption for style.
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Newt
Boston
George
Grouch & Gloom Annex Opens for Short Contributions
The All Sorts column announces a new Grouch and Gloom Annex opening the day after tomorrow for those who want to wait and contribute up to 100 words. The O-be-joyful figure is asked to stay out. First batch due Thursday.
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Grouch & Gloom
Milky Way Signals Spring as Observant Citizen Reports
The Observant Citizen notes early spring signs with porpoises off the north shore and Milky Way retreating west at dusk. It recalls Boston's centennial and Gloucester’s planned 900th anniversary celebration, while offering social observations on taxes, petty greed over pussy-willows, and local lore from Marblehead to Weymouth Bay.
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Gloucester
Boston
Barton
The Sacrifice
Marion marries Anthony Pyrton to save her struggling parents and end poverty. A year later a glamorous rival, Judy Wentworth, tests their marriage as Anthony grows closer to Judy, exposing Marion’s loneliness until a dream-like confrontation prompts a renewed plea for love and California escape.
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Conma
Marion
Anthony
Dad
Mother
Anty
Mi A
California
Judy
Judy Wentworth
Marlon
Bell says he would not have a telephone at home
Alexander Graham Bell remarks he would not keep such a device indoors, speaking as if he once was a party-line subscriber.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Alexander
Miss Ulric Stars in Belasco's Ki ki at Belasco Theatre
Miss Lenore Ulric portrays Kiki in David Belasco's adaptation of Ki ki, a character study by Andre Picard, at the Belasco Theatre. The play follows Kiki's dramatic ascent from chorus girl to coveted figure in Victor Renal's world as she schemes, feigns a cataleptic fit, and proclaims victory with I got him.
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Lenore Ulric
Kiki
David Belasco
Andre Picard
Belasco Theatre
New York
Ter
Renal
Baron Rapp
Max Figman
Rapp
Him
Brookline Branch Library Opens All Day At Coolidge Corner
Readers learn the Brookline Public Library branch at Coolidge Corner is now open to the public in the morning as well as five in the afternoon and evening. The notice appears in the Post letters column.
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Brookline
Will Warren Day be observed by Boston University graduates
Graduates of Boston University will celebrate Warren Day in memory of the institution’s first president Dr William Fairfield Warren. The event honors his leadership and contributions to the university’s founding and growth.
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B. U
Warren
Boston University
Willam Fairfield Warren
Bos
Kennard & Company
Boston university event honors Dr Warren administration
On March 13 at 7 30 p m the University College of Business Administration will host an Amphitheatre ceremony at 688 Boylston street. William B Snow assistant superintendent of Boston schools will speak on The High Light of Dr Warren's Administration and Dr W B Huntington next president to Dr Warren will speak on Dr Warren as a personal friend. Miss Ruth Childy of Malden is committee chair.
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Ton University College of Busines
Boylston Street
William B. Snow
Boston
Warren
W. BH. Huntington
Ruth Childy
Malden
New York Drive Sets Egg Price at 25 Cents a Dozen
Market Commissioner O Malley announced a drive to push egg prices to wartime lows with cooperation from major chains. One group will offer eggs tomorrow at 25 cents a dozen.
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New York
O'Malley
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