November 26 1913 Boston Post issue details and rates
The Boston Post announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions including Canada and foreign copies. It lists prices for 1 year to 1 month, notes postage rules within the Boston Postal District, and reminds readers to pay in advance. Editor B A Grozier signs off from 1383 Main.
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Rite of the Sunday Post
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B. A. Grozier
Theatre pricing in Boston not controlled by law
The piece argues that theatre price increases for special attractions annoy patrons but doubts a legislative ban. It notes theatres are not public services and compares possible price controls to hotels and restaurants on Sundays and holidays, suggesting lawmakers likely cannot dictate theatre prices.
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Boston
Cows as the mark of sportsmen in a disputed measurement
A fragment argues that using living animals as measurement standards would provoke protest, while the cows would bear the burden as the supposed measure of athletic conduct.
F Hopkinson Smith Sees No Statesmanship in Mexico Policy
F Hopkinson Smith a noted after dinner speaker and writer criticizes the administration's Mexican policy. He says London clubmen ridicule American policy yet the country largely supports patience and moderation and rejects war without cause. He contrasts his view with others who call for intervention.
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London
America
Mexico
Australian beef undercuts U S Navy procurement
Uncle Sanel confirms cheaper Australian beef can be delivered for Ameri can warships in Mexican waters at 11.90 per 100 pounds versus 12.49 for American beef. Secretary Daniels saves 1600 on this wholesale order while Britten plans a congressional inquiry into why foreign beef beats trusted U S suppliers.
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Australia
Britten
Illinois
Congress
Navy
Trust
A Foolish Objection to Pindell Ambassadorship
The nomination of Henry M. Pindell of Illinois to be ambassador to Russia meets new Senate opposition from some state politicians who question his Democratic consistency. The piece, arguing the protest is an antiquated partisan tactic with little bearing on his fitness for the diplomatic post.
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Henry M. Pindell
Ilinois
Russia
Senate
Pindell
St. Petersburg
United States
United States Court Upholds White Mountain Reservation Powers
A New Hampshire ruling supports federal eminent domain to acquire lands for watershed and navigable stream protection. Judge Aldrich notes national authority confirms the necessity and value of compensation for taken lands. Public interests nationwide back the decision.
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United States Court of New Hampshire
White Mountain Reservation
Aldrich
United States
New Hampshire
National Authority
Bleeding Heart Pardon Policy Sparks Outcry in South Carolina
Governor Blease pardons 100 criminals including 56 murderers so they can dine at home on Thanksgiving and promises about 200 more at Christmas. The piece suggests abolishing prisons might please supporters and notes his re election margin.
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Blease
South Carolina
Huck Law Compared as Massachusetts Deer Hunting Bill
A Norwood correspondent notes two men killed by mistake for deer during New York open season now closed. The piece praises Massachusetts law known as the Huck law which limits deer taking to horns three inches or larger and bars threatening actions. It states the Massachusetts statute avoids venison killings and clarifies allowances for does and offspring.
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Norwood
New York
Massachusetts
York
The Cost of Aviation
An editorial condemns the high toll of officer deaths in military aviation. It cites 15 fatalities in aviation development, seven in the current year, including recent losses at a San Diego coast aviation school. The piece calls for adequate instruction funding over advancing a dangerous program.
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Pacific Coast
San Diego
Goethals Declines New York Police Chief Post
Colonel Goethals, famed Panama Canal officer, rejects Mayor Mitchell’s offer to head the New York police. He cautions that New York politics prevent long tenure and real power, making the job a graveyard for reputations. Until the system changes, such a man cannot be obtained.
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Panama Canal
Gotham
New York
Colonel Goethals
Proud Mother Welcomes Return of Son to Farm Life
A rustic letter-style scene shows a mother greeting her son and praising his college completion. Dialogue mentions advice on chemistry and farm matters, humorous village banter, and playful references to a farmer’s son and cricket.
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Marmers
Wlanes
Jehosaphat
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk
A humorous verse about a rich man named Gideon Wax plotting a clever escape from income tax. The piece portrays mental strain and a desire for a safe, sane method to avoid payments under the tax system.
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Newton Newkirk
Gideon Wax
Turkey Gobbler and Hen Recount Town Parade Feats
A playful exchange features Turkey Hen and Turkey Gobbler talking about performing the turkey trot as a man with an axe approaches. The scene hints at a comic business beat during a local parade or event.
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Ignace
Breadcast Upon the Waters Ends Without Time to Sink
A brief, cryptic note hints at a project or event titled Breadcast Upon the Waters failing to progress before a deadline. No clear dates, participants, or locations are provided in the readable text. Further context is needed to identify involved entities or outcomes.
Salem Police Station Chimney Draft Raises Doubtful Risk
An old Salem newspaper laments heightening the police station chimney to boost draft. It jests that when the fire starts, officers might vanish up the flue or the building could be turned inside out. The piece warns occupants to brace for the heat.
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Salem
Humility vs Self Promotion Says Soul of Deeds Stand Fast
Opinion piece attacks egotism and megaphone self praise. It urges humility, noting true worth lies in deeds and silent dignity over loud boasting or showy ego. A call to let actions define people, not loud words or public soapbox claims.
Brave passer stops streetcar to save pedestrian
A Boston bystander leaps onto a streetcar’s path to halt the vehicle and prevent an accident as an elderly woman in danger crosses at Washington and Summer Streets during rush hour. Witnesses describe a dramatic, selfless act of heroism that stopped the car in time.
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Mr. Newkirk
Boston
Washington
Danger Zoo
Hero Newton Newkirk Praised After Noble Act
A policeman asks about a tall figure who vanished amid cheers. Beatrice of Somerville Mass congratulates Newton Newkirk, hoping his name shines when Carnegie medals are handed out next time.
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Carnegie
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Somerville
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Postmaster Plans New 60 Cent Stamp Set for Packages
Observant Citizen notes stamps in 7, 9 12, 20 and 30 cent denominations authorized to pay any postage up to 60 cents with at most two stamps. Boston postmaster orders many. sale will enable all combinations to reach 60 cents. The item also mixes in local notes about hunting, mail, and community events.
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Mansfield
Boston
Boston man named secretary by Wilson
Francia Munroe Endicott of Boston was named by President Wilson to be Secretary of the State in Washington. Endicott, Harvard class of 1905, previously served as post at Cairo 1907 08 deputy consul general Cairo 1905 06 and secretary of the legation at Santo Domingo 1911 12, later secretary and consul general at Santo Domingo.
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Thanksgiving Eve Charity Across a Cold City
A lonely man, Philip Benson, scenes of markets and high turkey prices drive him to help Mrs Parker and her family. He buys a full Thanksgiving feast, delivers it to their home, cleans the turkey, and shares a dinner that rekindles old memories and gratitude.
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Henson
Bobbie Parker
Mr. Mengan
Benson
Dear Miss Champagne I Need Advice On A Love Match
A reader asks Miss Champagne how to win the affection of a girl from his village who attends school. He is bashful and busy with work and studies but fears losing the opportunity to marry. The adviser urges more personal attention and shared time to win her over.
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Thea
Edward Bellew
Litchfield Road
Farmingdale
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Miles
Brittany’s Breton Women and Life Preserve Old Traditions
In Brittany France tradition rules daily life with limited French reform. Rural women labor long hours on farms and seas while maintaining rich costumes and festivals. Marriage remains uncommercial. women may gain political voices later, yet seas and poverty shape their fate.
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Brittany
France
Chamber of Deputies
America
Europe
A Hard Talk On Romance And A Pocket Lamp Innovation
The text advises decisive action in courting, warning that hesitation leaves one behind in matters of love. It then notes a new pocket electric lamp using a spring lever dynamo instead of a dry battery, highlighting a technical improvement alongside social advice.
Panama-Pacific officials visit Guatemala City
The Panama Pacific exposition commissioners James F Statesman and Oscar Fern bach arrived in Guatemala City and were warmly received. The Guatemalan government assured proper representation of the country at the fair, sparking wide interest locally.
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Guatemala
Guatemala City
San Francisco
James F. Statesman
Oscar Fernbach
Corbett will case ends with probate court ruling
The Corbett will dispute over a $250000 estate concluded as James J. Corbett, brother of the testator, was awarded $75000 of the remaining $150000. The other heirs will share the balance.
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Corbett
James J. Corbett
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