Boston Post details November 26 1914 publication and subscription rates
The Boston Post issue lists office at 259 Washington Street Boston Mass subscription prices for U S and Canada Canada or foreign rates Monthly and yearly options given including daily Sunday Post and postage details. It notes entered as second class matter and payment instructions to POST PUBLISHING CO with address 1388 Main Street.
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Washington Street
Boston
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Canada
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Sunday Post
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Post Publishing CO
Trade Figures Signal U S Export Rise After War Shock
Treasury data show October exports over imports by about 59 million dollars. Mid November figures from 10 ports indicate exports 87,112,928 and imports 61,354,029. The data suggest steady improvement and rapid progress in postwar international trade for the United States.
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Treasury Department
United States
The Way to Win Women Voter Registration Trend
The article notes unprecedented statewide registration of women for municipal elections and school board voting. It argues that if many women vote in school races this fall, the push for full suffrage will advance as men do, easing future enfranchisement.
Where Roberts Rests at St Pauls Cathedral
A historical note about St Pauls Cathedral housing the remains of England s heroes in its crypt. It highlights the Wellington sarcophagus and George Gordon s bronze grave near the tombs of famed Britons, and compares St Pauls to Westminster in honoring literature and art legends.
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Courts uphold city ban on German atrocity films
Editorial defends court ruling preventing exhibition of moving pictures alleging German atrocities. It argues such films profit from horror and stir hatred, noting many claims lack proof and eyewitness support, citing a Saturday Evening Post correspondent who found no verifiable atrocities during six weeks with the German army.
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War atrocity rumors fuel journalist debate
A journalist argues rumors of atrocities spread by reports on the Cossacks, insisting witnesses and victims are absent. He urges relief from sensational claims and notes the harsh truth of war as it stands.
Short ballot bill opposed in state public debate
A stern critique argues against a proposed amendment to appoint the Secretary of State State Treasurer State Auditor and Attorney General by the Governor instead of election. Proponents cite efficiency while critics call it undemocratic and fear loss of voter choice and political balance. The note urges rejection as bad legislation with 1918 as the effective date.
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Burrill
Massachusetts
Walsh
Piffle That’s Pulled Every Day Quote Saids by Worker
A quoted remark questions what the company would do if the speaker left. The line appears as a lighthearted aside about loyalty and job security in a workplace setting.
Albinos and Ethics Stir Debate on Deer Slaughter
A Springfield Republican report from Ohio notes two albino bucks near Tully and Hunt ington area, one a town pet for two years. Local citizens oppose sport hunting and question why rarity and beauty justify killing, while a wounded deer is tracked near Worthington.
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Springfield Republican
Dollar credits boost Boston banks in South American trade
The First National Bank of Boston issued its first dollar credit against hides from Buenos Aires illustrating the new federal reserve banking law. The law lets member banks open foreign branches and accept drafts for import and export, eliminating the prior need to buy sterling from the Bank of England and convert currencies twice. This should quicken dollar payments and promote commerce between the U S and South America.
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United States
Hank and His Animal Friends Break Up Golf Match
In a humorous chapter the popular pair Hank and his animal friends disrupt a weekend golf match causing startled players and amused spectators at the local course.
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Hank
Celeste warned about crowds and fashion in old newspaper chat
A peevish speaker scolds Celeste for a daring short skirt and public appearance. He ridicules the garment, calls it in poor taste, and warns of possible legal trouble if she defies social norms. He insists conservative values rule the streets.
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Painted Horse Letter From an Indian Chief to Mr Dear
A copied, letter from Painted Horse, an Indian chief, to a former federal works official under Roosevelt, presented as authentic by a government employee. The mangled English describes his climate hardship, family duties, and plea for employment, ending with a respectful signature.
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Federal Public Works Department
First Class Shoe and Rubber Repairing Ad
Boston shop offers first class shoe and rubber repair services at low prices. Also shines ladies and gentlemen shoes in all colors with service available at all times.
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Boston
Mass
He and She Joke About Island of Love
A reader letter joke recalls a pair discussing marriage living on the Island of Love, clarifying the pun on Deer Island. The quip ends with playful wordplay about the deer island misdirection.
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Local Theatre Letter Laughs at Subtle Jokes
A letter from William Wimbo Wimble mocks a musical comedy performance in Newton noting many jokes were not understood. The writer jokes about needing blueprints to catch the humor and calls a gag about Arthur saying Arthurmometer at 60 degrees exceptionally silly.
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Beautiful Lady’s Coon Coat and Hat Offered for Sacrifice
Great big stylish motoring outfit in Boston described as the most handsome: a beautiful lady’s coon coat with matching hat. Worn very little, originally priced at $375, now offered for $250. Phone number withheld in Boston Newspaper.
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U. S. Chilian Legation Raised to Embassy
In Santiago on November 19 the United States legation was elevated to embassy. Ambassador Fletcher presented credentials to President Luccoci ni as the ceremony marked a special U S honor. The Chilean Foreign Minister Antonio Hunne received Fletcher at the embassy with a guard of honor.
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Herc” P. Fletcher
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United States
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Fletcher
Colombian wireless incident closed after ministers complain
Washington report states the Colombian legation was notified that the wireless dispute with Great Britain and France is closed. British and French ministers in Bogota had complained of hidden stations tracking allied fleet movements.
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Oregon's Horn Race and Swordplay at Santiago
In 1898 the battleship Oregon ferried from San Francisco to join Sampson's North Atlantic squadron and fought at Santiago. It completed a 14500 mile voyage in top condition before aiding in the bombardment of Morro Castle and the destruction of Cervera's fleet. The Oregon earned its title Greyhound of the American Fleet and inspired America to see the navy as a formidable fighting machine.
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Tomorrow's Picture The Star Spangled Banner at the North Pole
Robert E. Peary plans to unfurl the Star Spangled Banner at the North Pole in a symbolic voyage. The expedition aims to celebrate national achievement and mark a historic milestone in Arctic exploration.
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North Pole
Robert E. Peary
Bears Multitude Roam Eagle Lake Region This Fall
Peter Musro notes unusually high bear numbers in Maine’s Eagle Lake area with over 65 bears counted this season. He cites warm weather and few snows delaying dens as factors, while reports say hundreds roam killing livestock. The Observant Citizen also covers local notes on a Boston auction flag change, a Gettysburg engraving gift, a giant turnip, militia first aid lectures, Belgian relief, and other miscellaneous items.
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The Flower Unseen and the Two Girls
A fragmentary first person tale contrasts Nance and Nell, two sisters with differing charms. Nell captivates with moody intensity while Nance shines through domestic grace and warmth. A visiting man named John stirs desire, prompting conflict as fate tests hearts and loyalties in a quiet household.
Horse Radish Sauce Praise By Walt Mason
A humorous poem extols horse radish as the best condiment for beef and meats. It contrasts natural roots with expensive foreign sauces, praising the strong aroma and appetite-stirring effect, quoting Walt Mason and noting copyright 1914.
Mildred Champagne on Love and Sentiment in Letters
A young man writes asking how to break off with a steady girlfriend after three years. The columnist rebukes the man for the breach of trust, urges respect for the commitment, and warns such conduct harms the woman and risks contempt. The reply emphasizes fairness and genuine intent in marriage.
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Dedham
Joe’ Knowles
Tacoma
Marion Louise Humphrey
Knowles
Bride
Dedham High School
Miss Champagne
The Finding of the Fountain by Bentztown Bard
The poem describes finding a silver fountain in a dream woods symbolizing youth innocence and justice. The speaker toys with memories of wife and toil, weighing return to struggle against the lure of perpetual morning in the fountain’s waters. Copyright 1914 Southern Press Lynd.
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Dream
Southern Press Lynd
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