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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
14
The Post publishes its Boston daily notice with subscription rates and mailing details. It lists prices for newspapers and the Sunday Post, notes advance payment requirements, and directs readers to pay by check or money order to the Post Publishing Company.
Editorial argues McCabe remains Agricultural Department solicitor despite resignation from the Food and Drug Inspection Board. It claims he has abated thousands of prosecutions and urges removal or repeal of the 1911 appropriation provision giving him power over prosecutions to clear the field for Dr. Wiley.
The monthly magazines shipped by fast freight under the Post Office Department are delivering without notable delays. Postmaster General Hitchcock says the plan will eventually reduce second class service costs by four to five million dollars annually. He rejects the idea of charging higher rates for advertising pages.
The text notes the Giants and Athletics in contention for the world championship and mentions Oct 14 as the series start. It expresses Boston fans’ disappointment at not hosting games locally while promising expert commentary from the Post to keep fans engaged.
The rising cost of living in New York has hit its multi millionaires as reform ideas reshape assessments. Carnegie and Mrs Sage see personal property rise from five to ten million dollars while Rockefeller faces five million instead of half. Astor Morgan Vanderbilt and others will be forced to swear off additional assessments.
The speaker argues that the jacked up assessments harm the public and that the fixed figures are ridiculously small. Individuals named face possible wealth reductions and protest over the excessive valuations.
The Faneuil Hall platform is praised for clarity and courage, urging tariff revision, direct election of senators, parcels post, income tax, and state reforms. It argues the platform reflects mass sentiment and should win broad support beyond party lines.
The Boston Advertiser argues that Champ Clark defeated the Canada reciprocity effort not by himself alone but through the broader political climate. It notes Taft’s remarks were widely quoted, influencing public opinion more than Clark’s actions. The piece points to campaign rhetoric and billboard caricatures shaping the outcome.
The Bostonian notes a report declaring city street paving the worst among large cities. Off main streets the damage is clear, with underground work and lax contractor rules cited as main causes. The piece argues authorities should require upgrades when rails and utilities open streets.
The Cathedral overflowed with political figures at Maurice Murphy's funeral as Mayor Fitzgerald ex-Congressman Kelther Congressman Curley and Senators Tinkham and Curley attended. Police officials and prominent officers also joined the procession.
Seemingly random quips and phrases appear, with lines about diet labels and weather. The passage mentions home teams, gold coins, emigration statistics, and a historic note about the Republican party in Massachusetts ten years prior.
A fragmentary humorous column by Bolivar Jones, Special 12 Year Old Correspondent, blends riddled quips about early birds, farming, trust issues, and a playful tale of a doc's misadventures. It references family, kitchen mishaps, ketchup jokes, and seaside iffy imagery with a rustic tone.
Oct 8 St John New Brunswick reports Premier J Douglas Hazen has been offered the post of Canadian High Commissioner in London with a $25 000 annual salary. The position was long held by Lord Strathcona who is now over 90. Acceptance would place Hazen in federal cabinet as rail minister likely.
David flees Saul after escaping the ambush in Gibeah and seeks aid from Jonathan. He hides in Adullam with 400 followers as Saul’s forces draw near. After Nob is destroyed and Keilah attacked by Philistines, David is forced through Ziph Maon to En Gedi while Philistines threaten Judea.
A reflective verse celebrates choosing optimism amid hardship. It asserts that sorrow fades, fortunes shift, and a cheerful outlook keeps life bright. The speaker, noting mockery from others, maintains a hopeful stance and vows to seek the silver lining until death.
The provincial government names the Hon. J. K. Fleming of Woodstock as head of the financial department. He will lead fiscal policy and budget oversight for the province.
Remote Saskatchewan families may share homes this winter as fuel costs rise. Officials in Regina say many households will combine living spaces to conserve energy and cope with expected shortages.
A partial OCR passage hints at a regional discussion about crowding rules and neighbor behavior. The text suggests a scenario where residents may be required to cluster or bunch together in certain areas, with incomplete context and no clear deadline or authority noted.
The text argues that maintaining fires in every house is unsustainable and proposes joining two or more families into a single residence to conserve resources.
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