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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1912
Page
12
Newspaper brief lists Boston Post daily issue details dated November 7 3912 at 259 Washington St Boston Mass with issue and volume numbers.
The Post lists daily and Sunday subscription prices including daily one year three dollars six months one fifty three months seventy five cents and one month twenty five cents The Sunday Post one year three dollars six months one fifty three months seventy five cents two months sixty cents and one month thirty cents Also rates for Canada foreign and Boston area postage and payment terms plus contact details and editor publisher names.
The piece argues the Republican party may be near death after sweeping defeats. It notes historic parallels with the Federalist and Whig collapses, cites key states flipping to Democrats or Progressives, and asks who will reform the party and where its standard lies.
Idaho holds 12 of 531 electoral votes as national figures warn the Republican party faces a catastrophic situation. The piece suggests the GOP is moribund and may require urgent party talks by its top leaders to recover.
The piece asserts the Democratic party holds a dominant House and likely Senate, creating a great vista of responsibilities. It urges devoted governance for the republic, warning against defeat by poor choices and stressing reform without upheaval and a calm, constructive path for the nation.
The piece notes 16,000,000 voters on election day transforming party control in the U.S. without violence or major disruption, presenting it as a remarkable nation altering government peacefully and inviting world consideration.
The Democratic party of Massachusetts celebrates significant gains in the national House. New representatives Thacher Phelan Dietrich and Gilmore win despite early odds, showing resilience until polls close. President Wilson will have ample Democratic Congressmen to support his agenda, and Massachusetts will play a prominent role in the work ahead.
The piece notes 34 states have approved the income tax amendment with Louisiana and Ohio recent and pending, predicting completion this winter. Massachusetts is urged to join, as legislatures nationwide advance taxation reform under Secretary Knox.
The Boston Post printed 533 270 copies yesterday, surpassing all prior records. Newsdealers’ orders were trimmed where excessive and country dealers cut 20 000 copies, reflecting demand driven by national election and other major news events.
Poem fragment recalling youth and shared memories with Maggie. The piece comments on forgetting daily cares and contrasts old happiness with present ailments. A quirky note highlights imperfect rhyming of the refrain.
A playful line warns that using perovride is a sign of light-headedness, framed as a quip about quick reactions and health.
Columnist recalls Col Roosevelt’s speech in Mineola after election night as the crowd spilled water on him when a Prohibition joke was attempted. The piece riffs on the failed witticism and party contrasts, noting political theater and a humorous agricultural aside.
A satirical briefing claims most readers misunderstand the Balkan conflict. It mocks public ignorance and outlines who fights whom, referencing Nazim Pasha and alleged reinforcements while lampooning foreign names and abbreviations in a humorous critique of wartime reportage.
Brookline High School reports a total enrollment of 576, with nearly equal gender balance as girls outnumber boys by about ten. The school offers five courses including classical sub classical technical general and commercial and emphasizes health with extensive examinations and gym access.
War expert forecasts Rinktoroo must defend Woop while guarding a porous flank. If Hassan B gosh advances with Turkish troops, Comr. Hamsanwich may clash with Nazim Pasha and Cap. Opshaw. The trio could erase Wipty-goop and restore the throne, then a Key to the Balkan Situation is issued as a 25 eds booklet.
A diary entry remarks Gladys will appear in print tomorrow after today’s crowd of items. The delay gives her an extra day to look for employment opportunities.
All white mourning remains in vogue with white fox rivaling ermine. Bisque and cream dominate veils while jeweled medallions appear on new laces. Corduroy skirts stay popular and leg-of-mutton sleeves reappear in coats. Rhinestone buckles adorn satin slippers as white lace blouses return. Robespierre collars gain favor and cream shadow lace trends persist with plain nets for guimpes.
A reader asks why two longtime friends who are now more than friends develop romantic feelings. The columnist explains that extended companionship naturally invites attraction and that denying it overlooks nature’s course. The couple should embrace the shift and welcome Cupid’s offer with joy.
Major-General Leonard Wood chief of staff of the United States army arrives from inspection duties in the West and will deliver a talk at the Harvard Union this evening at 8 15. The lecture topic is not yet announced.
Poem fragment evokes a traveler titled to a castle and queen, describing a dusty boreen transformed into a kingly road at sunset. The speaker notes the night sky growing bold while the day ends.
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