Boston Post November 29 1910 subscription rates and notices
The Boston Post issue details daily and Sunday subscription prices, Canada copy rates, and payment rules. It lists offices at 259 Washington Street Boston, editor E. A. Grozier, and notes advance payment, risk terms, and postal notification instructions.
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Sunday Post
Canada
Post Publishing Company
The Corporation Tax and Corporate Returns
The annual report from the commissioner of internal revenue shows 262,490 corporations paid taxes under the new law. Nationally capital stock and indebtedness exceed 52 billion and 30 billion respectively, with New York and Pennsylvania leading states. The aggregate earnings average about 6 percent of total capital stock, justifying the federal tax.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
New York
Pennsylvania
Football rules prove safer and more spectacular overall
After a full season under the revised rules, football has shown clear reductions in injuries and deaths by abolishing mass plays and guarding pass receivers while discouraging flying tackles. The sport retains excitement though some call for dropping the exotic forward pass and restoring old style halves. The committee’s work appears less arduous, as the game is salvaged to sanity and sportsmanship.
Governors of United States meet in Frankfort Kentucky
The second conference of state governors opens in Frankfort Kentucky with aims to discuss reform and popular rights. It may push for citizen election of U S Senators, income tax, conservation, and waterways plans, seeking progress and influence on state legislatures. New England’s strong representation is hoped for.
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United States
Frankfort
Kentucky
Congress
New England
Peanuts Grow From Humble Crop To Major Industry
The peanut has risen from a modest staple to a prominent national industry with the past year showing a gross value surpassing 36 million dollars, and a distribution value over 1 million dollars. Analysts emphasize its nutritional role due to carbohydrates and glucose, urging increased peanut production for public benefit.
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Whistling Street
Analytic Laboratories
Deserted Farms Hope Sparked by Repopulation Plan
Some communities see a plan aimed at repopulating deserted farms as a path to restore activity and livelihoods. Local leaders emphasize coordinated efforts and targeted incentives to attract families back to the land.
Sugar Trust Faces Government Suit to Dissolve Firms
The government seeks dissolution of the American Sugar Refining Company and 29 associates, alleging price fixing, law violations, rebates, and stock gifts to H O Havemeyer. The suit targets control of about 72 percent of refined sugar output and names individual officers as defendants.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Sugar Trust
H. O. Havemeyer
No Tinkering Warned After Election Victory
John Kirby Jr of the National Association of Manufacturers cautions the Democratic party against cockiness and tariff tinkering after the November results. He argues the upheaval stemmed from Republican missteps and warns the tariff remains the central issue, promising a thorough, effective policy change.
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John Kirby, Jr
National Association of Manufacturers
Democratic Party
Kirby
Theodore Roosevelt
Luce Doubles Down On Tariff Debate Pronouncements
The piece critiques Robert Luce for reopening tariff and cost of living talk after prior debates. It notes his May cost of living report split on tariff effects and trusts, arguing prices rose due to combined producer power yet not solely from tariffs. The author questions the value of further joint debate.
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Robert Luce
Luce
Hill criticizes Panama canal while promising future value
James J. Hill denounces the Panama canal as a national extravagance yet predicts it will be built and worth the cost. He notes expected shifts in freight traffic due to cheaper water rates and questions funding when debts must be paid.
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James J. Hill
Panama Canal
Hill
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Tucked Away Without Delay Told in Lynn Mass
Fragmentary line hints at a note about arrangements in Lynn Massachusetts. The text mentions Will ie and ongoing life for those alive.
The Rug That Turned My Life into Color
A narrator proclaims expertise in Turkish rugs and recalls bidding on a supposed Hashhashta haseco rug. He buys it for $115, only to discover in daylight it clashes with his home, triggering sickness, ridicule, and a failed attempt to disguise it by placing it outside and later offering it to a cow.
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Afghanistan
Europe
Turkey
Dore's Engravings Highlight Poe's The Raven Fame
Gustave Doré's dramatic illustrations renew interest in Edgar Allan Poe's poem The Raven after years of bitter debate over his election to the American Hall of Fame. The images enhance the poem's eerie glamour and macabre appeal for readers and collectors alike.
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Edgar Allan Poe
Gustave Dore
Poe
Special Collector Illustrations of Miles Standish Poem
Beginning Sunday, November 4, the paper will present readers with a topic collection of illustrations of Longfellow courtship of Miles Standish with the full text of the poem. The collection features Howard Chandler Christy works, reproductions by Broughton and sketches by Reinhart Miller and others.
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Longfellow
Miles Standish
New England
Howard Chandler Christy
Broughton
Reinhart, Miller
Fashion notes on Eads and period styles
Paragraphs describe current fashion trends with Irish crochet lingerie pins, sailor collars, and youthful jackets. New belt buckles with close set beading, picturesque hats, wampon-thats Indian bead belts, and coquettish walking dresses are highlighted. Tail details, gored skirts, and fur accessories for school wear are noted.
Mildred Champagne Talks on Love and Sentiment
A reader asks about theatre seating etiquette. The columnist says the gentleman should not precede a lady. the usher assists and the lady enters first, with the gentleman following to offer courtesy. The usher acts to help the lady, and tickets pass to the usher.
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Mildred Champagne
Miss Champagne
Dear Namesake Advises Waiting For Divorce
The reader asks if a 21 year old should pursue a married man seeking divorce. The response urges waiting until the husband is legally free, noting delicacy and propriety in stepping into another woman’s shoes before she steps out. It also comments that views on divorced men resemble views on men in general.
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Miss Champagne
Sunng
Divorced Men and the Lessons of Marriage
The text argues that divorced men vary in merit and that marrying such a man requires careful fact gathering. It notes some should not have married, warns they are not easily identifiable, and asserts divorce often teaches men to value good women while discarding bad ones.
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