Boston Post announces rates and publication details
The Boston Post issues March 1922 with subscription prices, frequencies, and mailing rules for domestic and international readers. It lists costs for Daily, Sunday, and foreign editions, plus handling for Canada and overseas mail. It notes editorial offices in Boston and Associated Press affiliation.
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Sunday Post
Boston
Boston Post
United States
Fourth Estate
Barberrere
Denial of Woodrow Wilson Plot Against Four Power Treaty
The piece rejects rumors that Woodrow Wilson secretly schemed with loyalists to defeat the four power treaty. It cites Baruch’s authoritative denial and asserts Wilson acted as his own man, opposing such covert schemes and keeping the record straight.
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Woodrow Wilson
Baruch
Mr. Wilson
Senator Barach
Wilson
Olympiad Dream: Ireland Hosts Next Olympic Games
The piece argues for holding the next Olympics in Ireland. It praises Irish passion for outdoor sport, endurance, and speed, noting Irish athletes have long led in major contests. It foresees a Dublin host and predicts a remarkable gathering of Irish athletes.
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Ireland
Emerald Isle
Dublin
Foreign Pests Threaten Food Supply From Europe
The corn borer and potato wart, insects and disease from Hungary and abroad, threaten U S crops and push living costs higher. Professor W C O Kane of New Hampshire warns these pests, already damaging Pennsylvania and spreading toward New England, demand strong quarantine measures and active farmer support.
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Europe
W. C. O'Kane
New Hampshire
Massachusetts ‘Tree Wardens and Foresters’ Association
Hungary
Pennsylvania
New England
Boards of Agriculture
Unrelenting Warfare Urged Against Them
The speaker argues for sustained military action and relentless conflict to defeat the adversaries, emphasizing total commitment and strategic pressure to crush the opposing force.
Elevated contract must stand under 1918 agreement ruling
Attorney General Allen holds that bills to compel the Elevated to act are unconstitutional. The state entered a 1918 contract with the Elevated Company and can only modify it by mutual agreement. Trustees running the line should keep operating, with fare reductions possible but not guaranteed, as legal changes require both parties' consent.
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Allen
Elevated
Ghost story at MacDonald farm elicits等待
Dr Walter Franklin Prince travels from New York to Nova Scotia to meet the elusive farm house ghost. He enlists MacDonald and Mary Ellen MacDonald as bait, hoping the arson-minded specter will return for a confrontation. Mary Ellen doubts the revenant may ever return from never land.
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Nova Scotia
Walter Franklin Prince
New York
Firebug
Prince
MacDonald
Mary Ellen MacDonald
Mary Ellen
They Said It With Seeds in Free Seed Bill Passage
The House approved a free seeds appropriation of 360000 amid enthusiastic viva voce votes. The critics note the funds aim to aid constituents, while opponents blame taxation, and supporters claim seeds help politicians solidify votes despite waste concerns.
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Washington
Mark Twain
Comptroller Crissinger signals fate of adjusted service certificates plan
Crissinger says national banks should not loan on adjusted service certificates if the bill to pay soldiers means passes. He warns banks would face three years of immovable credit, a frozen mass of security, challenging the measure’s viability. The Treasury and comptroller’s opposition could doom the plan.
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Crissinger
Harding
Postponed Milk and Honey Weary Buck Seeks Rainy Day Money
A dated verse notes disappointment and poverty in Boston by Roy Neal. The lyricist laments chasing money, wishing for milk and honey, and vows to press on despite hardship. A second piece, Uncle Si recounts a janitor tale and social satire about work and helpers in a tenant's world. The author hints at humor and urban life.
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Boston
Roy Neal
Ice fishing novelty post holes spark Boston Post request
A reader asks if Newt Newkirk post holes can be used for ice fishing. The Consolidated Post Hole Co announces cold climate proof post holes and a 10 per dozen price list with cash in advance and a bold guarantee.
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Newt
Boston
Newt Newkirk
Boston Post
N. N
Observant Citizen notes on naval history and public life
The column recalls Rear Admiral James Hanna Spotts born in North Carolina and praises his Civil War service aboard the steamer Pawkuttet. It discusses ships named after Old Ironsides and disarmament impacts, Coolidge’s first car, and public prompts about veils, heating trends, and suburban rail plans. It also highlights Henry E. Dodge’s 91 years of work, a rare St Peter statue, and rising automobile registrations pending fees totaling over 5 million dollars.
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James Hanna Spotts
North Carolina
Fort Fisher
P&wtucket
Uncle Sam
Constitution
United States
Chesapeake
Cupid Aged Ninety Three Romance Ends In Wedding Plans
In Caryville, Edna S. Knapp recounts Mary Sawtelle Montgomery Mason and Herbert Mason’s courtship amid a lively household. The frail Great-Uncle Eli’s meddling, post office capers, and a secret will legibly unfold. A $10,000 bequest upon marriage shifts fate and finances for Mary and Herbert.
No Stories Returned Without SASE Request
A notice states no stories will be returned until a self addressed stamped envelope is provided. Readers are asked to retain a copy of any story sent.
Boston University Enrolls 9768 Students
Boston University announced yesterday an enrollment of 9768 students for the current term, excluding extra-mural extension students. The figure highlights growth in undergraduate and graduate programs.
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Boston University
The National Anthem at Henry Miller’s Theatre
Lau rette Taylor stars in The National Anthem by J Hartley Manners at Henry Miller’s Theatre New York. The play satirizes Young America’s jazz culture showing how it corrupts a innocent wife who marries a reprobate. A poison tablet scene accompanies a photo of the half drunk couple.
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Laurette Taylor
Henry Miller
New York
Mr. Manners
Gence
Marian Hale
Miss Taylor
Marian
Loafer
Ralph Morgan
Destruction of Sodom Story with Abraham and Lot
The account tells how God planned to destroy Sodom for wickedness. Abraham pleads to spare it if fifty righteous are found, but not ten are found. Angels rescue Lot and his family before the city is consumed by fire and brimstone. Lot's wife looks back and becomes a pillar of salt.
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Abraham
Sodom
Lot
Gomorrah
Blind Cripples Union No 1 Thanks Boston Post
At a meeting in Meyers Hall Boston on Friday evening the Boston Blind Cripples Union No 1 unanimously voted to extend thanks to the Boston Post management for publicity of their legislature work at the State House. They praise the great humane measure and urge universal consideration. Frank C. Murphy See's Blind Cripples Union No 1 Chelsea Mass.
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Boston Blind & Cripples’ Union
Meyers’ Hall
Tremont Street
Boston
State House
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Broadway
Chelsea
Mass
Boston Weather Ledger Notes Cold Record and Sparse Snow
An elderly observer recalls Boston’s coldest March 1 on record with official figures showing 11 above in 1m and 1915. He cites 64 as the warmest on this date in 1898 and notes no rain or snow in ten years except 1918 and colt, suggesting a dry trend.
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Boston
Colt
Apollo Club to Celebrate Fiftieth Anniversary
Boston's Apollo Club marks 50 years as a premier male chorus with 9 voices. Conducted by B. J. Lang and Emil Mollenhauer, it features soloist Titta Ruffo in Symphony Hall on Tuesday March 14. The program highlights major male-voice works, including a song from the Bunker Hill centennial.
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Apollo Club
Boston
Symphony Hall
B. J. Lang
Emil Mollenhauer
Titta Ruffo
Metropolitan Opera Company
Lang
Bunker Hill
Charles I, Sprague
Louisville Girl Becomes State Senate Page
Mary Louise Hubbard of Louisville Kentucky aged 10 is the first and only girl page appointed by the Kentucky State Senate. She is the daughter of Senator Charles J Hubbard and performs all ordinary page duties and may enter the Senate chamber to observe proceedings up close.
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Mary Louise Hubbard
Louisville
Kentucky State Senate
Charles J. Hubbard
Senate
City to hire 1000 for Maverick Square tunnel project
Mayor Curley announced that the city will take direct charge of constructing the Maverick square terminal of the East Boston tunnel. By mid April about 1000 laborers will be employed from civil service lists with veterans given preference, at $4 a day, for a project costing about $2.5 million and lasting nearly two years.
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Maverick Square
East Boston
Curley
Civil Service
Transit Commissioners
East Hoston Tunnel
Transit Department
Healing as Spiritual Therapy Featured at Trinity Church
The Rev Dr Samuel Mc Comb will speak on Spiritual Healing at Trinity Church Newton Centre next Sunday at 7 15 pm He co founded the Emmanuel Movement in Boston and recently joined the Episcopal Theological School Cambridge He preaches from New Testament insight and modern psychology Bishop Lawrence will preach at 10 15 am and administer confirmation at the morning service.
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Newton Centre
Samuel McComb
Worcester
Emmanuel Movement
Boston
McComb
Baltimore
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Dean Hodges
St. John’s Chapel
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