Sunday Post pricing and contact details 1911
The Sunday Post announces subscription rates for Boston and Canada and provides publishing office addresses and contact numbers. It notes advance payment requirements, discontinuation after expiration, and asks readers to notify by mail if unable to obtain the paper. It lists E. A. Grozier as editor and publisher.
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Post Publishing Co
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Boston
Mass
Sunday Post
Canada
Post Publishing Company
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Newedealer
BE. A. Grozier
Wickersham Opposes Referendum and Recall
Attorney General Wickersham argues against referendum and recall as elements of popular government. In a Princeton speech he calls Americans law driven and contends representative bodies should reflect mature majority thought, questioning why referendum and recall have not prevailed when widely adopted.
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Wickersham
Princeton
America
Supreme Court Affirms Forest Reserve Inviolability
The court declares public lands set apart as forest reserves are held in trust by the United States for all people and beyond local state control. It holds the federal government has sole power over administration and permits, with potential implications for White Mountain and Appalachian forest reserves.
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Sureme Court
Lamar
United States
Congress
White Mountain
Appalachian
Supreme Court Rules Woman Owns Her Own Image
A Brooklyn matron wins a landmark Supreme Court ruling over a corporation's use of her photograph in advertising. The victory affirms personal ownership of one's likeness, with damages deemed insignificant but the principle deemed fundamental to the nation’s hereditary legal system.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Brooklyn
N. Y
Supreme Court
AERIAL TORPEDOES AND THE COMING AIR WAR
The article discusses air power in warfare, mentioning Krupp's invention of an aerial torpedo that can be launched from a plane without destabilizing it. It envisions flying fleets and submarines as next steps and contrasts destruction with a hoped for universal peace.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
Pretty Face and Jewelled Pendants in Pawnshop Threats
A narrator warns that a pretty face can be as legally owned as a jewel, noting protection against theft by cameras used for commercial purposes and against predatory acts at pawnshops.
Massachusetts Senators Urged to Back Income Tax Amendment
The editorial urges State Senators to vote for the income tax amendment, arguing it serves the people and Commonwealth. It says Democrats will back it, and enough Republicans must stand up, placing national needs over party, to pass the resolution. It calls for a bold, selfless vote today.
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Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Shall the People Elect United States Senators
The House endorses direct popular election of Senators and asks the Senate to confirm. The judiciary committee supports the change and Democrats with some Republicans back it, after 19 years of House pressure. The outcome depends on Senate support and the two thirds requirement.
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United States
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
Senate
State House
House
Judiciary Committee
Clean City Effort Hinges on Citizens’ Duty
Mayor Fitzgerald urges residents to tidy streets and parks, noting some offenders escape enforcement. He frames civic pride as key to a cleaner city, warning littering persists despite occasional legal consequences and slow but ongoing education.
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Fitzgerald
Don’t Expect Happiness To Last, Says Historian
A historian notes that mood cycles affect daily life and decision making, urging recognition of temporary downturns as part of a broader human experience. The piece contrasts fleeting joy with lasting growth, encouraging resilience.
The Theatre Hour By a College Boy
A college student recalls spending an hour before a theatre at Cafe des Infants eating lavishly. He chronicles multiple dishes consumed in the hour and notes leaving $8.80, planning to skip meals for a week, then going home to bed.
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Newt
Cafe Des Infants
Somerville
For Sale Maine Coast Six-Room Cottage Ad
A clipped Boston advertisement offers a six room fur and finished cottage on the Maine coast with inland salt water access for cash. Seller W C D of Everett Massachusetts notes 1-2 cost terms. The item jokes about inland salt water and summer cottage appeal.
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Maine
W.C. D
Everett
Mass
Boston
Salt Lake
Fort Sumter Bombardment and the Civil War Spark
Brady’s April 1865 photograph recalls the Fort Sumter bombardment begun with Major Anderson’s surrender on April 14 1863. The piece notes how the attack electrified the North, spurred volunteers led by Governor Andrew in Massachusetts, and set a war toll of 1 million deaths and enormous costs over four years.
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Virginia
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Mississippi
Texas
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Massachusetts
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United States
Review of Reviews Co
Comic Survival Tips From a Cautious Master
A humorous list advises calm responses to emergencies and odd scenarios. Tips include yelling fire when attacked in an alley, calmly rising to remove a tack, telling a gas collector you paid, and handling ridiculous table situations with humor. It preserves a vintage newspaper tone with satirical, era-appropriate guidance.
Revised Reunion Draws Gilbert Stuart Alumni Old Schoolmaster
The Gilbert Stuart Alumni Association guests Edward M. Lancaster of Roxbury at their 10th annual reunion tonight in Whiton Hall Dorchester. The 70 year old retired teacher is highly regarded by former pupils.
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Edward M. Lancaster
Roxbury
Whiton Hall
Dorchester
Lancaster
College of Spoken Word Class Day at Steinert Hall
The College of the Spoken Word holds class day tomorrow at Steinert Hall Boylston Street. Twenty seniors directed by D M Staley will perform with J J Enneking giving the main address. Also speaking are the founder and faculty members. Officers include H C Lawson president A Beninati secretary Miss Jennie emer corresponding secretary and Miss Bessie Seaman treasurer. Miss Mabel A W Hardy will read Puddin Head Wilson.
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College of the Spoken Word
Steinert Hall
Boylston Street
D. M. Staley
J. J. Enneking
H. C. Lawson
A. Beninati
Jennie Emer
Bessie Seaman
Mabel A.W. Hardy
47th Annual Reunion of Second Light Battery Assn
The 47th annual reunion and dinner of the Second Light Battery Association Massachusetts Volunteer, formerly Company A, Massachusetts for Service, Massachusetts. The event was held on Monday at o'clock with officers including President Charles Kent and others listed.
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Second Light Battery Association
Massachusetts
United Sta
Forment
Charles Kent
H. J. Hootenuver
W. E. Tee
Bk.ford
VW. M. A
MacVeagh to Talk to Harvard Students
Tash May 2 Secretary of State will speak before Harvard Business School students in Cambridge tomorrow.
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Macveagh
Harvard
Tash
Phee Mekvenes
Boston
Harvard School of Business Administration
Cambridge
Love and the Damaged Heart in a Meadow Vision
A sunlit meadow tale shows Love sorting hearts, a woman cautions about damaged ones, and a queenly hopeful missed by time and change. The girl clings to wealth and status, cords her heart, and discovers too late that love holds no treasure. Love departs as tears sting the onlooker.
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Love
American Women's New Home in London
The Society of American Women in London opened its new clubhouse on South Audley Street today. Mrs Reid, wife of the American ambassador, presided as the crowd crowded the reception rooms to witness the ceremony. Mrs Hoover delivered an address.
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London
Society of American Women In
South Audley Street
Reid
H. C. Hoover
Band of Hope enrolls nearly four million children
In England the Band of Hope reports an enrollment approaching four million children. The charity program aims to promote temperance and moral instruction among young people across the country.
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Band of Hope
England
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