Boston Post Tells Subscription Rates and Contact Details
The November 1 1911 Boston Post issue lists subscription rates for various terms and points, notes publication offices and editors, and urges readers to renew by mail or postal notice. It details Canada pricing and reminds subscribers payments must be sent to the Post Publishing Company with checks payable to the Post.
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Canada
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Boston
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Roney
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Financial,Sporting Editors
Mato “Siness Office
France
Newsday
EB. A. Grozier
Who Is Responsible for the High Cost of Living
The piece argues Governor Foss has not reduced living costs and contrasts him with Congress and the President. It notes the tariff relief bill and questions the stance of reform-minded organs, implying high prices persist despite policy shifts and the Payne-Aldrich tariff.
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Foss
Kfoss
Congress
Taft’s blunt admission of possible defeat sparks gloom
The Post notes President Taft in a Hamilton Club Chicago speech hints at likely loss in the next election. He admits his grand tour may fail, presenting a stark view of a president facing a bleak future and a near loss of leadership.
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Post
Taft
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Governor moves to survey Crawford Notch for public preserve
The New Hampshire Governor and Council authorize a survey of Crawford Notch to reclaim the area as a state public preserve. Governor Bass pursues saving the White Mountains from merciless lumber interests, after prior legislative authorization and a technical delay.
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Crawford Notch
Aga
Bass
White Mountains
Soe Pm Departoncent
Notch Survey Marks Start of New NH Conservation Policy
Under the general right of eminent domain the survey has been ordered as the first step toward conservation. The saving of the Notch may be regarded as the opening of a new policy in relation to New Hampshire natural treasures.
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New Hampshire
Confessions of a Rester on a Caribbean Cruise
The narrator recalls leaving Kingston and crossing the Caribbean aboard the Santa Marta toward Colon. He praises the ship as a comfortable, well equipped liner with a detailed engine tour led by a friendly engineer. A comic mishap leaves him grease stained after exploring the engine room, prompting amused passenger reactions and a dramatic cliffhanger for tomorrow.
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Bunker Hill
Stoke Hole
Dark Closet vs Light Publicity in Nominee Hearings
The editorial condemns secret hearings for nominee discussions as cowardly and dangerous. It argues daylight scrutiny improves accountability, reduces slander, and serves the public interest by making government business transparent. Publicity is favored to better manage public affairs.
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Governor’s Council
The
Herald
Governor Foss Plans New Shoe Factories in East Boston
The East Boston Company, with Governor Foss a major owner, plans to erect six or more large shoe factories employing about 800 workers each. Critics question the move as a campaign tactic to reassure progress while stand-patters warn against renewed manufacturing in Massachusetts.
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East Boston Company
Foss
Massachusetts
Noted minister dies in Philadelphia at 74
The Rev. Dr. Henry C. McCook, a noted Presbyterian clergyman and pastor emeritus of Tabernacle Church, Philadelphia, died today at his Devorg area home. He was 74 and authored hymns and works on science and religion.
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Henry C. McCook
Tabernacle Church
Devorg
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Pliny Jewell Dies After Illness in Hartford
Pliny Jewell prominent Hartford businessman and organizer in his hometown died early today after illness and heart trouble. He was aged about ninety and a native of Winchester New Hampshire. He is survived by two children Edward of Boston and Mrs. Walter San of this city.
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Jeremiah and Baruch Defy the Burning Book in Jerusalem
The account narrates Jeremiah dictating fiery prophecies against Judah to Baruch who reads them in Jerusalem. Jehoiakim destroys the scroll by fire, Jeremiah hides, later rewriting his judgments. The piece notes Jeremiah's life through Judah's decline, exile, and possible Egypt voyage, drawing a parallel to Tolstoi and a quest for the simple life.
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Baruch
Jerusalem
Jehoiakim
Nebuchadnezzar
Babylon
Egypt
Pyramids
Babylonia
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Clark
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Tolstoi
Russia
Abraham
Observant Citizen Reports Halloween Changes and City Issues
Last evening Halloween decorations were updated with electric lights and paper displays. Observations include streets under repair around the Common pond, blocked walkways, a浮t sailor incident, and nearby theatre entrances. Carnival plans for Lexington await February start. Harrison avenue dust problem noted. elevated West Boston Bridge design praised. Somerville Enterprise weekly set to debut today with 16 pages of local news.
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Somerville
Somerville Enterprise
Dore Pictures Praised by James Owens in Post Letter
James Owens thanks the Post for sending a set of Dore pictures and accompanying reading. He praises their quality for Bible readers and says he will follow the series to its end, wishing wider readership for the paper.
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The
Boston Post
Post
James Owens
Boston Post Dore Bible pictures series begins Aug 1
The Boston Post announces a new run of Dore Bible pictures starting August 1 with back numbers available from the Circulating Department. The complete set promises to be both instructive and interesting and may be paid for with stamps or postal money orders at regular prices 1 cent for Daily Post and 6 cents for Sunday Post.
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Daily Post
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