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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1910
Page
10
Subscribers are reminded to pay subscriptions and send payments to POST PUBLISHING COMPANY. The issue lists pricing for six months and annual rates, with contact details for the Boston office and editors.
The Agricultural Department brochure on cooking cheap meats is mocked as a bold but unreliable guide for housewives. It hints at complex dishes yet offers little on securing affordable beef and chops, as even humble hashes edge toward luxury prices amid restaurant tariffs.
The piece argues that Mr. Lodge departs for the 14th district to support the Buchanan ticket, while Mr. Foss leads with sharp questions and clear issues. Foss’s approach challenges Lodge with timely topics and public sentiment already stirred in the race.
Ex Vice President Fairbanks, abroad for nearly a year, returns with a measured message on war and peace. He criticizes current jingoism, praises learning from nations, and warns that preparedness must avoid provocation while urging prudent national stance.
The Massachusetts board of commissioners under Governor Draper is exceptionally qualified to study living costs. It notes Mr Abrahams with eight children, Mr McSweeney and Mr Laporte with six each, and Mr Bemis with two, totaling 22 dependents to feed clothe educate and provide a home for. The panel aims to address essential needs with a strong mandate and prudent approach.
The commissioners omit essential details on how rising prices affect families and the true burden of supporting a household, leaving key economic pressures unaddressed in their statements.
Described as a desperate narrow escape from loss of power for Speaker Cannon in a turbulent House session. The Norris resolution would have made the rules committee the Chamber’s tool and ousted him, but he held firm with allies. The outcome hinges on insurgents and Democrats who could potentially control the House, leaving Cannon politically discredited.
The Boston Holding Company bond dispute nears closure as New Haven indicates it can dump about 13 million in securities in New York or to Mr. Morgan, while savings banks show no stake or worry over the bonds. Banks prefer existing investments and resist new legislation, signaling a peaceful end to the controversy.
President Taft states a tariff agreement is reached with France and he will sign a proclamation excluding France from the 25 percent ad valorem duty set to take effect March 31. Peace is insured. an urgent treaty with Canada is urged to avoid economic absurdity and to favor mutual commerce.
Work on the proposed large fuel oil station for the navy at Bradford near the naval coming station is expected to begin within a few weeks.
Newton Newkirk recounts a chaotic lunch hour at a Washington street counter. A demonstrator flips flapjacks as patrons jostle for stools and croons over coffee and doughnuts. The scene blends farce, spilled eggs, truncated conversations, and comic one liners on a bustling noon rush.
A detailed note on the Kalab sheh sanctuary 200 miles north of Wady alfa. The Nubian temple at Kelab sheh on the Nile’s west bank shows Roman era work, earlier shrines by Amenophis I and a Ptolemaic rebuild. It bears Mandulis reliefs and fragments but remains partly preserved amid scattered roof and column debris.
The Observant Citizen notes Mrs. La Salle Corbell Pickett’s Boston appearance set for Keith’s on March 15. It covers a Malden Kindergarten party for Miss Christine Glynn, Chelsea City Hall under construction, Dr. W. W. Kingsbury’s pneumonia condition, and a Newfields New Hampshire elm crash incident.
A humorous versesquot tale by Walt Mason reflects on childhood wonder and a misadventure with a bee mistaken for a bird. The poem blends curiosity about space and the natural world with a cautionary memory of a bee sting and a grandmotherly moral.
The Charitable Trish Society marked Dr. John B. Moran of Roxbury with a congratulatory vote at its annual meeting at Young's Hotel, noting his 50th year of affiliation and his past role as president during the society’s 150th anniversary. A legal note discussed easement notices for the Sears building to bar public land claims, warning that long possession could confer title. The Elks Suburban Inter-Lodge League opens its first banquet on Tuesday.
On March 29 at Everett Ellis Home Church street District Deputy Peter McCann of Chelsea will present prizes to winning teams and a planned entertainment. The committee includes T. J. Burns Jr Chelsea F L Jordan Malden J H Clausen Melrose A A Cassasa Revere with Silas P Smith Everett as chairman. The play Pontius Pilate's Daughter closes the season with another presentation and tickets sold out. author Rev Francis X Kenzel C SS R is proud of his work.
In Cleveland Marcel 18 The National Dental Society proposed a country wide movement to teach public school children the proper method of chewing. The plan includes mouth examinations teeth treatment if needed and instruction on jaw usage for better digestion and health.
Rev Thomas I Gasson president of Boston College will deliver a lecture on the Passion Play of Oberammergau tomorrow evening in Boston College Hall. The event highlights religious drama and local scholarly interest in medieval religious pageants.
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