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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1922
Page
18
The Boston Post advertises Post Publishing Co rates and mailing details for U S and Canada, with offices in Boston and London Paris. It lists prices for subscriptions daily and Sunday, mentions postal rates, and identifies editors and staff amid the paper's masthead.
Prominent voices in Boston back Mayor Curley’s plan to move the municipal hospital from Long Island to the mainland. Advocates say the change eases access for physicians and families, improving care for the sick. The proposal would transfer hospital patients to Parker Hill and the poor to West Roxbury, with a new city hospital to follow.
The Bluenose skipper counters the Mayflower challenge with a proposed side bet of $10,000 on a sailing race from Newfoundland to the West Indies and back, towing equal cargoes of fish and salt. He notes Mayflower owners have ignored prior racing offers and urges consideration of a true ocean race.
An American investor takes over the late Emperor Francis Joseph era park and its 30 000 acre Tyrolean preserve for movie productions. The Austrian people funded the chateaux for royalty, yet a dynamic Yankee now commits a kingly sum to transform the estate into business, illustrating bold initiative when large opportunities arise.
A reflection on limitless stage effects and the evolving reach of the new art. The remarks frame current progress as evidence for future possibilities in dramatic presentation.
Massachusetts voters show a strong swing away from the Republican party with reduced margins for Lodge and Cox. Despite a tight outcome, Lodge retains his seat while Cox narrowly secures re election amid a vigorous campaign. Lieutenant Governor Fuller and the State ticket appear elected as well.
The voters ousted former Suffolk County District Attorney Joseph C Pelle ter, ruling that his conduct made him unfit for office. They elected District Attorney Thomas C O'Brien, prioritizing right conduct over party ties and upholding moral standards in public office.
Morgan G. Bulkeley former United States Senator died at his Hartford home last night. The funeral is set for Thursday afternoon at 2 20 o clock with Reverend Warren B Archibald of the South Congregational Church officiating.
Observations on small town life reveal that locals can be both blunt and witty about behavior and virtue. The author notes quirky sayings and common sense judgments, blending humor with social critique.
Ansonia Herald calls for more smiles in town saying a grin costs nothing and flatters all. The note argues against sour moods and aggressive sales pitches and urges neighbors to share kindness and brighten each other’s day.
A well known jurist predicts within 20 years a woman will be elected president. He asserts the era of strides by women continues and the future couple will be known as the first lady and first gentleman of the land.
A humorous description follows a dentist and a gleeful assistant as tools pile up and the patient endures a surreal, over-the-top dental procedure. The patient reacts with screams and the dentist persists, finishing with a billed surprise.
A number of animals grew ill in the neighborhood recently prompting doctors to request veterinary care within a week. Names mentioned include Jake Johnson Amri Wittacre and Jabez Oberly.
The Observant Citizen surveys Rhode Island ballots showing party emblems and straight-ticket circles, notes on Massachusetts geography confusion for Chicago editors, shifts in fashion slang from flapper to linker, mortgage burning rituals, ferry labor, and a profile of Justice Pesenden’s long tenure plus a Salem building boom and the death of songwriter Edward Green.
Robert Clive, once despaired by his parents and harried by early failures, rose to lead a small force against French ventures near Madras. His siege at Arcot and the decisive victory at Plassey launched British dominance, financed by vast plunder and company rule, shaping India and England's futures.
Letters respond to questions about silver cleaning methods using zinc or aluminum in hot water with salt and soda, best English phrases, Southern auto routes, Longfellow and Phaedrus quotes, and semicolon rules. The Post collects correspondent inquiries and provides brief guidance.
Letters ask about George V's reign dates and coronation, Foch's name pronunciation, Ford party history, and soldier slang tout de suite. An Oldest Inhabitant column cites Boston's coldest and warmest Nov 1 records and rainfall gaps over the years.
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