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The Sunday Post announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with prices for various periods and locations. It notes second class matter status, payment in advance, and that subscriptions may be discontinued without notice. Editor is EB. A. Grozier.
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Wickersham Faces Criticism Over Lost Causes and Policy
The piece argues Mr. Wickersham has bungled key actions including the Ballinger memo and a crackdown on insurgents. It notes a westward speech defending price regulation and a harsh interview attacking large corporations, questioning his fitness to remain in office.
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Cattle Receipts Break Records At St Paul and Omaha
West markets report record live cattle receipts on Monday with over 18 000 head at St Paul and more than 16 000 at Omaha. Prices fell by 10 to 15 cents, signaling further reductions likely as grazing and supply affect the steak market.
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Everybody to blame in Syracuse fair auto crash verdict
The inquest into the New York state fair automobile accident at Syracuse last month finds fault spreads widely and holds no one fully accountable. Eleven spectators died and many were injured when Oldfield's car crashed the fence. The coroner's conclusion urges banning high power machine contests unless guaranteed safety measures can be enforced.
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Oldfield
Supreme Court Faces Oregon Initiative Law Challenge
The initiative and referendum principle is challenged at the Supreme Court by a large telephone company contesting Oregon's law enacted by the initiative amendment. The case centers on the state's requirement that the company pay under the law, with the Post noting the arguments and questioning the Court's likely stance.
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Republican Creed Critics Call Platform Evasive and Narrow
A Massachusetts Republican platform is assailed as evasive and limited to national issues. Critics say it neglects state finance reform taxation labor reforms and local needs while focusing on tariffs and vague mentions of roads harbors and schools. The editorial urges a braver declaration for progress and political reform.
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The One Sided War Over Tripoli Fortifications
The article argues Italian forces will demolish Tripoli’s forts, leading to Italian occupation and a quick Turkish peace. It warns of the broader impact, predicting Turkish expulsion from Europe as civilization asserts itself through harsh methods.
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The New Judges Again Honor Governor Foss for Appointments
Governor Foss earns praise for appointing Nathan B. Pratt Richard W. Irwin and Frederick H. Chase to Massachusetts benches. The article notes their legal distinction community respect and expected judiciary service while praising Foss for surpassing records in judicial appointments and avoiding criticism.
Rockefeller Returns to Pocantico Hills Home for Winter
John D. Rockefeller and Mrs. Rockefeller arrived in Tarrytown for a Pocantico Hills winter stay. Rockefeller greeted old station staff and said he was feeling fine, never felt better, as he returned from Cleveland.
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Maine Lumberman Dies in Pasadena
A telegram from Pasadena California announced the death yesterday of Frank H Holyoke formerly of Bangor Maine a well known timber land owner of Eastern Maine He was years old and survives two brothers Caleb and Robert of Brewer and two sons
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View with Alarm or Pride in Daily Optimism
A brief optimistic thought urges readers to weigh concerns and confidence as they form opinions. It frames choosing concern or pride as a daily mindset decision.
Pithy Prose on Lessons and Laments from a Dallas News Page
A collage of quips on love letters, pups learning from shoe polish, and foibles about rivals and bargains. Pithy maxims touch on reform, luck of the miss, church punctuality, and the railways selling tickets, all attributed to a Dallas News column.
Vintage punny quip on suits and bills in a Joe Miller frame
An old Joe Miller wheeze jokes about a plumber billing in brief items and a long gray beard, with the line about being a pun in a musical comedy since 1861. The piece pivots on quick exchanges and playful wordplay.
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Observant Sergeant Returns to Duty After Illness
The article notes Sergeant Killam of Station 15 returning to duty yesterday morning after a period of illness and reports he is much improved in health.
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Dore’s Famous Bible Pictures Enter Popular Edition
The Three Hundredth Anniversary of the King James Version and the Douay Version have increased Bible reading interest. The Boston Post arranges to bring the remarkable Core Pictures of the Old Testament to readers in a popular edition, previously available only in deluxe editions.
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David and Jonathan Shoulder the Burden of Saul’s Jealousy
In this Core Bible portrait the escape of David aided by Michal shows Saul’s madness and jealousy. Jonathan’s persuasion halts the king’s pursuit while David flees to Ramah and Naroth seeking sanctuary with Samuel. The piece weighs Saul’s flaws, David’s heroism, and the era’s political turmoil.
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Touhey's daughter born as Roxbury Y M C A opens new branch
The article notes George Touhey congratulates Mrs Touhey on the birth of their daughter as the Ford Memorial Boston Y M C A branch opens at 1172 Tremont Street Roxbury. The branch uses funds from the Paine estate and a five year lease provided by Paine heirs. Also mentions daily subway access on Park Street and a cab accident on Congress Street.
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Boston Y. M. C. A
Tremont Street
Roxbury
Peoples’ Institute
Robert ‘Treat Paine
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Tremont
The Solace Uncle Walt Mason Poem Parade
A 1911 verse by Walt Mason narrates a humble home scene with debt free pride. The speaker contrasts worn furnishings with ambition to travel the world and buy jewelry once funds allow, rejecting debt in favor of simple comfort.
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Walt Mason
Brookline Engagement Announced for Bessie Wit
The notice from I Wit of 91 University road Brookline announces the engagement of his daughter Bessie Wit to Ferdinand N Phillips of Brookline. The article also mentions a nearby mishap with cases smashing on the paving near frightened pedestrians illustrating urban perils.
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Christianity to Be Religion of Japan Statement At Hartford Meeting
At a Farmington Avenue Congregational Church gathering in Hartford on October 4, Rev. Dr. W. W. McKenzie of Hartford Theological Seminary stated that Christianity would be the religion of Japan, noting the Emperor’s stance on establishing the official religion. The remark reflects postwar religious discourse.
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