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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1911
Page
10
A Boston note column highlights Santa Claus as a charitable figure assisted by postmasters nationwide. It praises Captain Wescott for rewarding his men, mentions Mrs. Gaston funding a public school, and notes visits by General Baden-Powell, Ensign Kiernan’s promotion, and local transit complaints.
Passengers must walk hundreds of feet and risk being run down while crossing tracks before reaching the stairway to the upper level.
The piece laments New York’s transit revamp with the hub’s spokes being ripped out to switch from horse cars to rapid transit and heavier cars, causing chaos in the city.
Mrs. I M Guild of 626 Commonwealth Avenue Newton Centre says she was the only woman voter in Boston and received floods of literature urging her not to vote for Governor Foss due to her insurance agent listing.
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A collage of anecdotes from an era: Governor Foss carries a chrysanthemum gifted by Mrs. Smart. veteran voter Daniel Davis recalls older town meetings. a Melrose polling day incident shows quick rescue. Howard Pyle watercolors adorn Boston Public Library. and a touching park scene ends with a wary reunion as a benefactor offers work and guardianship for a boy, hinting at broader social shifts.
Jasper Twombly, a schemer, sits in a park when a cheerful boy named Jacky appears offering to work for him. The boy portrays a brave child who vows to “whip a trust” that harms families, prompting Twombly to reflect on trusts and the impact on his own life. The scene blends a moral tale with a hint of social critique.
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