Boston Post 1918 Subscription Rates and Publication Details
The Boston Post announces subscription terms for daily and Sunday editions, rates for U S and Canada, foreign copies, and payment guidance. It lists offices at 259a St Boston and credits editorials and departments with contact numbers. payments should be in advance and sent to POST PUBLISHING CO.
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Senate probes Pindell Russia ambassadorship inquiry
The foreign relations committee sent Henry M. Pindell’s nomination to a sub committee for deeper inquiry. The panel will investigate alleged correspondence between Senator Jim Ham Lewis and Pindell claiming a year in St. Petersburg with no duties. Lewis denies authenticity. The Senate seeks to uncover the truth.
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Henry Gassaway Davis Marks His 90th Birthday
The ex Senator and Democratic vice presidential candidate Henry Gassaway Davis reached his 90th birthday recently. Observers recall calls in 1904 that he was too old for the presidency, yet Davis remains robust and active in business affairs.
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Egg Price Boycott Report Prompts Fresh Reductions
Chicago housewives mobilize to press a price cut on retail eggs. The Pulse of the Pure Food Club cites a drop to 32 cents per dozen as a potential April price, with further confirmation awaited. Skeptics question the seven month gap from storage to breakfast, while organizers seek new incentives to coax hens into laying.
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Pure Food Club
Emmeline Pankhurst Bids Farewell At New York Pier
Grief marked Emmeline Pankhurst's departure at the Majestic's pier as she reassured supporters she would return next year. She takes $20,000 home and notes more to come, while the U S tour shows profits but raises questions about lasting drawing power and public interest.
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Emmeline Pankhurst
Majestic
New York
United States
Lipton Hails Shamrock TV as Future Ship Marvel
Sir Thomas Lipton proclaims Shamrock TV will be the most wonderful ship known. Three previous Shamrocks saw bold predictions before launch as test awaits in handling this boat. Report notes no married workers will be employed in construction to avoid distractions.
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Shamrock TV
Atlantic
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Secrets of the Building Escape Through Connubial Confidences
A fragment suggests a tale of escape secrets linked to marital confidences. The text implies caution and guarded revelations driving the narrative tension.
Public Service Commission urges sworn quarterly railroad disclosure
The Public Service Commission calls for sworn quarterly statements from rail, street railway, telephone and steamboat firms detailing payments for advertising publicity legal services political activities legislative help and other expenses. The rule aims to curb secret spending and extend public oversight as reform continues.
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Public Service Commission
Charles S. Mellen
the Post
Parcel post use by farmers falls short of hopes
Postal authorities note farmers use parcel post little for distributing produce without middlemen. Reasons include lack of urban clientele, no advertising, difficulty shipping eggs and butter safely, and high costs compared with receiving goods from regular outlying farms. Time may bring improvement with further study and effort.
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Parcel Post
Tax or rebate debate shines in French Parliament
The National Assembly debates tax fairness amid tariff reform with proposals to tax unmarried individuals more or offer rebates for children. Washington's tariff model appears less punitive, not harming celibacy but encouraging marriage while statisticians estimate substantial revenue gains.
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Prince of Wales May Attend Panama Canal Opening
King George considers inviting the Prince of Wales to the Panama Canal opening. The Liverpool Courier says such a move would mark the event's international importance and ease tensions in the United States after Britain declined to participate in the Panama Peace Exposition in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Hank and Friends Promote Sunday Fun With Tiny Tads
Hank and his animal friends with Muggsy Dolly Dimple Gasoline Gus and the Tiny Tads will present a lively program at next Sunday’s Post offering plenty of entertainment for readers and families.
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All Sorts by Newton Newkirk
A verse asserting science in daily life, imagining a kitchen as a laboratory and a chemist replacing a cook. It envisions food as pills built rather than meals and frames life as something to be taken, made, and given.
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Newton Newkirk
Philander Johnson
A Fresh Shoulder of Pork and Pearls for Winter
A humorous tale follows a man guiding a meat market visit to bake a stuffed shoulder of pork from a recipe in hand. He provokes the butcher, causes a fainting fit, and notes a dessert with balked potatoes. The column shifts to a fashion note warning on pearl prices and etiquette.
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Per Capita Drink Drops Amid Shrinking Glasses
A statistical analyst notes U S per capita alcohol consumption this year is down from usual levels. The piece humorously blames smaller glasses and mismeasured pours for lower outputs and hints at other “destructive wild game” as a metaphor. A brief local aside mentions a poultry mystery observed by Fred Browntus.
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Ganette
Observant Citizen Forbes Returns to Office and Local Happenings
Observant Citizen W Cameron Forbes, former governor general of the Philippines, resumes work in the Sears building after nine years away. He will speak at the City Club next Tuesday on Wilson policy. A temporary bridge at Mystic River draws student attention as workers prepare a larger north channel bridge. Parishioners seek to name a new square Ronan square in honor of Monsignor Ronan. Headmaster Richardson seeks more railroad rides for students. Golden trout drawn to South Boston Aquarium attract crowds, with plans to introduce them to nearby waters. Business Women's Club plans a European trip and hosts social dances while engaging in town planning efforts with the Chamber of Commerce. A World of diverse items includes a St. Peter's Church naming petition, old Vine Street Church demolition, and a curious use of the 1918 House journal as scrapbook material. A special note on the oldest English High School alumnus hints at a ceremony, while Congressman Deltrick notes New England cuisine over Southern dishes in Washington.
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Stenographers
Women's City Club
Pink slippers and six friends save the day in San Francisco fire
Mrs Bailey and her Chinese servant John race to save valuables as a great fire nears. John rounds up six Chinese friends and a sick companion to haul out a trunk and rescue the pink satin slippers, proving communication gaps can still unite people in crisis.
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Fads and Fashions Parade
Paragraphs describe growing fashion trends with hats, fur trims, tunics, and beaded ends. Small hats, mushroom shapes for children, and new metal lace hats appear amid velvet, corduroy, and ribbed fabrics. Fur of dyed varieties declines in smartness while cheap furs proliferate.
Women of Many Lands How the Feminist Movement Is Affecting the World's Work
A Java suffrage league forms among Dutch women in the East Indies, signaling the worldwide reach of feminist influence. The article surveys Javanese society, education, marriage, and the grip of tradition, noting limited impact on native women while European role models creep into dress and conduct.
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MacHaye to Lecture On Drama League Event
Percy MacKaye will address the Drama League Thursday afternoon on The Biography of a Play. He will relate points to his Oriental romance A Thousand Years Ago at the Shubert Theatre, opening Monday with MacKaye at the premiere. The play draws on the Persian tale of Calat and Turandot, mirrored in Turandotte and Turandot productions in Europe.
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Turandotte
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Berlin
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Recipes of New England Housewives
Milk cheese dish and molasses ginger cookies shared by Mrs Flinn of St Johnsbury Vermont and Mrs O Brien of Bangor Maine. The cheese bake uses stale bread crumbs butter eggs milk salt and pepper and three cheese layers baked in a moderate oven. The cookies mix molasses sugar shortening eggs soda and ginger and are rolled and baked.
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St. Johnsbury
John O'Brien
Spruce Street
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