Boston Post announces publication details and ads
The Boston Post issue from November 18 1921 lists offices at 259 Washington St Boston MA and notes subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. It includes editorial by Edwin A Grozier publisher and states Associated Press affiliations and address notes for content and advertisements.
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Readjustment of rates may proceed without wage settlement
The article argues that the 34 rate on food products could lead to similar actions on coal and building materials. It states that while the wage question remains unsettled, proper rate readjustment should not wait or depend on wage changes.
Financial leaders back Hughes arms talks with cautious praise
A NY press summary quotes bankers and financiers praising Secretary Hughes's naval reduction plan and open diplomacy. Thomas W. Lament of J P Morgan & Co and others hail the proposals as good for business, lowering taxes and unemployment while fostering world settlement.
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United States
New York
Hughes
Washington
Great Britain
Japan
Thomas W. Lament
3. P. Morgan & Co
Kuhn, Jo & Cai
Sid Mérk
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
Ameri Gan
James Speyer
Speyer & Co
Harding
Harvey D. Gibson
New York Trust Company
Let It Alone on Copley Square Plan
A newspaper letter argues against beautifying Copley Square, questioning the need and cost. The writer cites city finances and taxpayer burdens, urging officials to leave the space as is despite a plan from an authority on such matters.
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Copley Square
Boston
Cheaper Bread Reduction Expected for Boston Shoppers
The Greater Boston baking concerns move to cut wholesale bread by one cent per large loaf, half a cent for small loaves and a cent per dozen on rolls. Retail pass-through is expected but not guaranteed, leaving consumers hopeful yet unsure.
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Boston
Railroads Cut Farm Product Rates 10 Percent Across Regions
In response to demand and ICC input, railroads announce an immediate 10 percent cut on farm product rates, excluding shipments wholly within New England. The move follows a wage-cut push and a year of reduced traffic, aiming to ease burdens on food and basic commodities.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
General Diaz’s Advice to Italian-Born Americans
The Italian born General Diaz, praised as a top commander, is hailed for victories at Piave and Chateau-Thierry as pivotal in the war. He urges Americans of Italian descent to embrace full American citizenship and civic duty, standing with Haig and Foch as a world leading military figure.
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Diaz
Chateau-Thierry
Piave
Marne
Haig
Jacques
Foch
Pershing
Cannibal Talk Hints at Haiti Relations Debate
A Senate special committee hears from a technical expert about reports on two US Marines captured in Haiti. The witness links local tribal beliefs to cannibal practices as strength giving rites. The article notes the US treaty with Haiti and possible calls to tighten it without hesitation.
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Republic of
Haiti
United States Marine Corps
United States
Haitian Republic
Two Anarchists Face Deportation
Joseph Nardi aged 27 and Antonio Baganini aged 28, long-term residents and avowed anarchists, were arrested last Saturday on warrants for automobile violations and released yesterday on bonds of $1000 each pending hearings. The case transcript will be sent to Washington for action. both men are likely to be deported. Baganini initially admitted disbelief in poverty but later contradicted this statement.
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Joseph Nardi
Antonio Baganini
Thieves Steal Six Chickens Ahead of Sunday Dinner
A clipping reports six chickens stolen from Mr. on School Street where a turkey supper at the fair cost 73 cents. The note cautions coincidences in the paper do not imply a larger link and emphasizes the theft details rather than any broader inference.
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Moston
Trials of Tillie Hay in Six Chapters
A narrator recalls Tillie Hay and a deceitful suitor after a ring sale incident. Tillie’s fiancé is stopped by police and a witness, prompting her to reject him publicly. The scene ends with Tillie crying, vowing the engagement is broken as the couple heads away, tomorrow to continue.
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Tillie
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Tillfie
Perliceman
Non-committal query from Prof Newkirk on population effects
A playful exchange from Greenland New Hampshire poses a question about population density and its effects. The letter to Mgr All Sorts notes deliberate reasoning and asks for expert opinion. The piece ends with a light inquiry about snow.
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Mgr
Greenland
N. H
Cautious reply delays verdict on prior conclusion
The writer delays commitment, citing careful deliberation and past mistakes. He suspects a trap in the proposition and declines to declare agreement, noting experience and a wary, strategic stance.
Oldest Inhabitant Recalls Boston’s November Weather Record
A reader recalls Boston weather on November 18 reporting coldest readings of 17 in 1904 and 19 in 1875, and warmest 68 in 1906. He notes no rain on this date for the past decade except 1911 and 1918.
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Boston
Observant Citizen notes on music and local lore
The Observant Citizen laments and comments on evolving attitudes toward international music and prejudice with examples from the Symphony Orchestra and soprano Mary Clark. It recalls Boston history incidents, Maine and Keene feats, and ends with praise for a new steel bridge in the Public Garden opening to pedestrians.
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Mary Clark
But & I
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Old Friends
Poem recounts an aging pilgrim avoiding old friends who mock his changes in appearance and vitality. The verse contrasts flattery with blunt, aging reality as peers comment on baldness, pallor, and aches, leaving the traveler preferring solitude over reunion.
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Gaffer Jones
Walt Mason
Ty George Matthew Adama
Distinguished visitors of the past Liliuokalani in America visits and fate
The deposed Hawaiian queen Liliuokalani visited the United States three times 1878 1887 and 1896. She toured San Francisco Sacramento and Boston met Presidents Cleveland and others and witnessed Victoria Jubilee celebrations. Her 1897 annexation followed McKinley’s inauguration.
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United States
America
Honolulu
John O. Dominis
Boston
New England
Kalakaua
Washington
San Francisco
California
Prac
Sacramento
Queen Kapiolani
Queen Victoria
Rockies
Salt Lake City
Denver
Mississippi Valley
President Cleveland
White House
Cleveland
Liliuokalanii
Brookline
William Lee
McKinley
Islands
The Greatest Thing in the World
A young narrator recalls a chaotic household with Mona and Molly while awaiting a visit from her papa and stepmother. The tale shifts to family tensions, a dramatic clock destroy, and a hospital scare as Ted and his friend Blisworth Gray return from the mountains. The stepmother comforts with a message that love is supreme.
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Molly
Papa
Matta
Katy
Ted
Blisworth Gray
Post Letter Box Queries From Readers On Manners And Motoring
A column presents reader questions to the Editor covering names and titles such as Nero, legal residence dates, licensing ages for girls and chauffeurs, handling a flat tire on the road with improvised repairs, Governor Cox's middle name, social visiting rules for bachelors, and historical lamp oil costs.
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Channing H. Cox
Harris
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