Boston Post November 24 1910 subscription rates and notices
The Boston Post issues its daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates for one year six months and three months and per copy pricing for Canada. It includes payment instructions and contact details for the Post Publishing Company urging advance payment and notification of discontinuation. Names E A Grozier and publisher listed.
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Post Publishing Co
Sunday Post
Canada
Boston
Post Publishing Company
Getting Together for Boston Boy Scout Merger
A clash between rival Boston Boy Scout groups sparks friction within the 1915 committee. Leaders urge unity to fuse the factions into one harmonious organization built on obedience loyalty and fraternity, with adults setting the example.
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Boy Scouts
Boston
England
America
Not Endangered: Tax Amendment on Income Not Targeting State Bonds
The piece argues the proposed constitutional amendment to allow Congress to tax income without apportionment does not threaten state bonds. It contends a Congress consisting of representatives from various states would not impair state power, and that the Boston Record misinterprets the issue.
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Boston Record
Congress
Psychic third degree debate heats Senate inquiry
Chief Wilkie of the United States secret service rejects the existence of a police practice called the third degree or sweating, claiming such terms are invented by dramatists. He says the bureau uses a psychic method, while seasoned reporters note brutal inquisition in big-city criminal squads. The contrast frames a clash over police methods and sensational rhetoric.
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Wilkie
United States Secret Service
Senate Committee of Investigation
Change in Congress and Dead Souls in Short Session
The piece notes the sixty first Congress facing a brief final session with many members having failed of petition and a hoped relief as terms expire. It mentions politics, retirement, and a desire to shorten deadlock, referencing Cascar ets as a treatment note.
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Senate
Lessness
Expiring Congress Faces Public Pressure After Election
The piece urges strong public response to the outgoing Congress whose 11 month delay in assembling massed its impact. It warns that vast damage could occur by those who stay and emphasizes the need to enforce the popular will from the late elections.
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Congress
Giving Thanks on Thanksgiving Day in a Nation of Gratitude
A historical public message calls for thanks for nature's bounty and industrial peace, urging grateful acts toward the less fortunate. It celebrates ballots shaping policy, striving for noble leadership, and the public conscience, urging thoughtful kindness today.
Foss urges direct income tax and senator selection by legislature
Governor-elect Foss plans to press two reform goals in his inaugural address. He seeks a constitutional amendment to empower Congress to levy a direct income tax and a method for voters to influence U S Senate selection by the Legislature. The piece stresses legislative goodwill and cooperative relations as essential to success.
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Foss
Congress
Commonwealth
United States
Massachusetts
Christian Science Monitor marks second anniversary issue
The Christian Science Monitor celebrated its second year with a 96 page issue. The paper is praised for a steady, well printed, public spirited edition appealing to a national audience and earning accolades from The Post.
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Christian Science Monitor
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Concert and Dance by M. V. M. Veterans
A concert and dance by the First Regiment M V M Veterans will be held at the old Franklin schoolhouse Washington street on December 7. All veterans are urged to wear uniforms. Regiment officers listed include H R Carleton commander and D J Lindsay junior vice commander with a planning committee led by J J Chapelle.
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Old Franklin
Washington Street
H. R. Carleton
E. 8. Eaton
D. J. Lindsay
L. A. Brooks
G. F. Carlson
J. F. Blaikie
Thanksgiving Turmoil Rides Through Family Thanksgiving
A chaotic Thanksgiving unfolds as a carving mishap, a pie smeared baby, and a wayward dog spark a family circus. Clarence, Jane, Johnnie, and Towser collide in comic disasters from splashed juice to a tossed turkey and tears. The scene ends with the turkey lost, the dog free, and quiet restored only by solitude and a smoke.
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Johnnie
Mercy
Sister Jane
Clarence Smiggs
Clarence
Jane
Mother
Towser
Dores Engravings of Poe’s Raven On Display
Ebony bird engraving illustrated with Poe's poem lines. Visitor notes the Raven’s grim countenance and dramatic refrain Nevermore. Exhibition highlights Dore prints pairing with literary classic themes and moody nocturnal imagery.
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Dore
Poe
Raven
Edgar Allan Poe
Gustave Dore
Fads and Fashions Spark Velvet Cloaks and Lace
Paragraph points on current fashion trends describe evening cloaks in velvet and silk brocade with jabots in lace. Scarves gathered with rosebud ribbons, sailor collars on jackets and gowns, beaded chiffons, and buttons in metal and enamel feature across fur and cashmere coats, with varied muff shapes.
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Tulsa
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