Boston Post masthead and publishing details
The excerpt shows the Boston Post masthead with editorial staff names Edwin A. Grozier and associates, publishing addresses in Boston and London Paris bureaus, and subscription rates for domestic and foreign readers including Canada and different intervals. It notes Associated Press rights and general publication statements.
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Ue Tai
Edwin A. Grozier
Richard Grozier
William A. Grozier
Associated Press
Boston Post
Cockspur Street
London
Y'Opera
Paris
France
United States
October 1922 Averages
The Sunday Post records October 1922 averages with 97 766 readers. Data highlights weekly totals, circulation reach, and readership trends for the period.
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Sunday Post
Strict enforcement urged for tail light law
Goodwin supports strict tail light law enforcement highlighting the need for clear number plates and lights. He argues dingy or hidden lights hinder identification at night and says police are handicapped by lax application, urging cheerful cooperation and broad public support for the sensible rule.
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Goodwin
Death Sunday toll in Moor States car crashes
A twilight ramble through Moor States recounts eight fatal car accidents on a sunny Sunday. Authorities say none were due to vehicle defects. all resulted from driver negligence or speed.
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Bngland
Presseworthy
Not the Real Way to Reform Film Dynasties
The speaker in Philadelphia argues the root of film quality lies with producers and the producing offices where bad pictures emerge. He asserts reform must come from the industry itself, not patrons, noting immoral films find an eager audience despite efforts to improve.
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Hays
Empire of
Philadelphia
MS ‘Ame
Ich
They Deserve It Judge Morton's Citizenship Review Record
Judge Mortons court notes petitions of 179 aliens seeking United States citizenship. The ruling emphasizes allegiance and the fundamental rule that voting rights hinge on lawful pledge to the republic, with many border cases showing substantial rejection.
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Morton
The
United
Republic
Warning on loyalty tests as alien nationals seek exemptions
In the late war debate a court decision is praised as a good warning against exemptions based on alien nationality. The Naturalization Bureau reports 750 additional cases ready to be sent in within three weeks, underscoring the looming surge of requests.
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Naturalization Bureau
Washington
Clemenceau Receives Rousing Boston Welcome
The Boston press greets Georges Clemenceau, the French war leader, as a towering figure of courage and patriotism. Crowds praise his 80 years and vow to honor his visit with admiration and hope for revived Franco American friendship.
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Clemenceau
Boston
Georges Clemenceau
France
Adams
Otis
Garrison
Boston School Committee Should Drop Royalty Rule
The committee's plan to seize teachers textbook royalties is unfair to educators who invest in writing materials. A dedicated grammar or high school teacher can produce valuable textbooks, often better suited to daily school needs than distant college professors. Such a policy risks undermining initiative without real financial gain for the city.
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Colege
Boston
Boston School Committee
Michigan Governor weighs Senate appointment amid Newberry vacancy
Despatches from Michigan report Governor Groesbeck faces a difficult choice to fill the unexpired U S Senate term of the late Mr Newberry. Rumor cites Townsend as a potential appointee, a move seen as an affront after voters rejected him by a large margin in the recent election.
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Michigan
Groesbeck
Newberry
Senate
United States
Henry Ford
Townsend
Film Folk Play Love At Cavalcade of Hearts
A fragmented note sketches film people amid affection and activity with mentions of Bess and Daisy and labeled times suggesting a gossiping schedule or scene readings. The tone hints at a playful, celebrity style timetable.
Oldest Inhabitant Recites Boston Weather Notes
The aged observer recalls Boston coldest records for November 23 with figures from 1880 and 1918 and reports warmest reading of 71 in 1918. He notes no rain on this date in the last decade except 1916 and 1920.
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Boston
Temple of the Ocean Banner temple in Canton covers seven acres
The Temple of the Ocean Banner in Canton China spans seven acres and hosts 175 priests in attendance. Legend places Alfonso I of Portugal at over seven feet tall.
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Ilae Chwang Sze
Canton
China
Alfonso I
Portugal
Fable About Autograph Vanities and a $5000 Note
A skilled handwriting man boasts of his pen, a smooth talking stranger visits seeking autographs and gets him to sign a blank note. Six months later he discovers he signed a $5000 promissory note. Moral: read before you sign.
What the Sphinx Says and Humorous Quips
A quirky collection of aphorisms and witticisms by Bob Quillen. The items spoof charity vanity luck and politics with pithy one liners about attire, money and life.
Anvillainy Riveting Machine Shifts Gears in Mock Debate
A playful note contrasts occasional hammer blows with a tireless Riveting Machine, highlighting a spirited clash of tools and craft. The scene suggests a lighthearted contest of skill and perseverance among workers.
The Other Fellow's Job Dreamed By Mansfield
A reflective verse laments daily drudgery and envies the other fellow's work. It suggests discontent follows from within not the job itself, and ends with a nudge to change perspective.
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Mansfield
Farewell to a Crowd of Ladies in Gentle Restraint
A reader asks how to bid farewell to a group of women after meeting them. The columnist suggests witty options such as Farewell charming creatures and Good-by garden of roses, noting the difficulty of a fitting English line and the playful spirit of social etiquette.
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Newt
Janes
Eclipse and reflections in a Boston scene
An evening sighting of Algol in Perseus is described as an eclipse by a dark neighbor, with details on timing and sky position. The column also notes retirement of Galen L. Stone from Hayden Stone & Co., a Iowa auto cost survey, Park Square improvements in Boston, and other local notes including street changes, the Old Farmer's Almanac, smoking at high altitudes, and a five cent fare plan for the Massachusetts street railway.
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Perseus
Earth
Galen L. Stone
Hayden Stone & Co
Boston
Charles Hayden
Stone
Manufacturers’ Association of
Iowa
Massachusetts
G. J. Finch
Massachusetts Street Railway
Woodlawn
Chelsea Square
Mills Corner
Scollay Square
Bellingham
The Great Whaling Era Before California Gold Rush
The New England whaling period peaked before the 1849 gold rush, led by New Bedford as the leading port with 329 ships by 1857 and minor harbors in Buzzards Bay. Profits were vast for owners, while crews earned little, facing outfitting charges and high insurance cuts, prompting thousands of youths to sail away for years.
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New England
California
New Bedford
Nantucket
Buzzards Bay
Merchant's Magazine
United States
Out Of Joint A Country Girl Goes To The City
The Newark Press prints the tale of Alice Durkee from Newton Corners who leaves her stable home for city work. She becomes a stenographer for Jeremiah Lane, faces suspicion from her employer, then agrees to dinner and marriage after a wary courtship, challenging rural myths of city danger.
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Alice Durkee
Newton Corners
Alice
Judith
Uncle John
Jack
Jim Bartlett
Mariel
Aunt Judith
Jeremiah Lane
Mr. Lane
Jake
Mr. Jane
Poems for Your Scrap Book
Poem fragment reflecting on memories and distant voices. The speaker imagines verses sung long ago for a loved one near distant hills and a new day blooming with dawn flowers. The tone is wistful and intimate.
Planets by distance from the sun and a constitutional amendment note
The letter asks for the order of the eight principal planets by their sun distance, listing Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus and Neptune. It also mentions discussion of a proposed 20th amendment to the U S Constitution led by Alice Vaul, highlighting debates on rights.
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Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
United States
Alice Vaul
Pilot Authority at Harbor Entrances and Handshake Etiquette
The pilot on board governs vessel safety during entering or leaving harbor. In Massachusetts about 2.4 million voting age residents, roughly a million did not vote in the latest state election. Pronunciations are Rodeo and Reata. meanings are round up cattle and lasso. Gentlemen should shake hands when introduced, but a lady’s preference governs and the gentleman waits to see her choice.
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Sir
Massachusetts
Fashion Notes For Two Tone Vell and Paris Beads
Two toned effects in vells debut with an upper black mesh and emerald chiffon lower. A Paris firm adds a lustre chalk bead. A puffed spangle with a central hole makes a first appearance. Hair bows for small girls regain interest with gold holders in store displays.
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Paris
Emall
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