Boston Post October 16 1914 subscription notice
The Boston Post announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with prices for U S and Canada foreign and domestic options. It notes postage, print entry terms, and payment instructions including checks and money orders payable to POST PUBLISHING CO.
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Editorial Rooms and Post Subscriptions Notice
Post subscriptions must be paid in advance or be discontinued at expiration. If you cannot obtain the Post regularly, notify by postal mail at once. Address at 1883 Main or 1004 Main for notices and editorial offices.
The Canal Slide And Its Impact On The Panama Canal
The canal engineers anticipated slides along the Isthmus of Panama at Culebra and report that these slips block the canal briefly but are not serious. The works continue toward completion, with extra dredging expected to reduce future slides and avoid disheartening delays to Uncle Sam’s grand project.
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Panama
Culebra
Sam
Hormel Faces Challenge as Boston Republican Leader
Mr Herman Hormel chair of Boston Republican city committee may lose support after meddling for certain state ticket candidates. He distributed a preferred list on a signed card and watched most favorites lose, eroding his prestige and prompting calls for retirement among Boston Republicans.
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Herman Hormel
Republican
Boston
Hormel
A Good Move by National Shawmut Bank to South America
The National Shawmut Bank plans to send a representative to Buenos Aires to study and report on trade opportunities for New England merchants and manufacturers. It aims to clarify conditions, assess what can be done, and provide timely information for importers and exporters in the region.
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National
Shawmut Bank
South America
New England
United States
Buenos Ayres
Trade Balance Remains In US Favor Under Underwood Tariff
The Treasury notes rising US trade surplus with Oct dates showing imports of 3.3 million and exports of 4.1 million on Oct 10, then 273 thousand and 487 thousand on Oct 12, and 5.58 million imports with 6.71 million exports on Oct 13. Over eight days, imports total 33.27 million, exports 39.84 million, a 6.57 million surplus. Critics claim the tariff harmed trade, but figures contradict that claim.
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United States
Peters
Department of Commerce
Genial Art of Befouling Their Own Nest
A wry remark on economic missteps and protectionist rhetoric, suggesting that self-sabotage in trade policies leads to an inaccurate, negative balance. The line hints at broader debates over competitiveness, national strategy, and how nations reflect on their own interests.
Salem Relief Fight Over Emergency Fund
A heated dispute over a national relief appropriation for Salem follows the great fire. Secretary Garrison argues the emergency has passed, while critics contend the crisis remains urgent as winter nears. Local aid relieved immediate distress, but continued support is needed. the Comptroller determines fund use, yet the emergency persists and must be addressed.
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Garrison
Tweedle-Dum
Tweedle-Dee
Comptroller of the Treasury
Washington
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk satirical column
A humorous exchange about training husbands sets quirky rules for married life. Mrs Smokeup responds with a counterpoint on teamwork and equality, arguing men are not animals and should be treated as equals.
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Newton Newkirk
Mr. Newkirk
Reno
Boston
Smokeup
Star Spangled Banner and the Adriatic in 1857
A feature on the Star Spangled Banner poem and a 1857 engraving of the Collins line steamship Adriatic. The article notes the Adriatic as then the largest American steamship, detailing its length 354 feet, tonnage 6900, passenger capacity, grand dining room size, and the engines and crew required for operation.
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United States
Frank Leslie
Illustrated Newspaper
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Atlantic
Picture Carrying the Star Spangled Banner at Chapultepec
Tomorrow's voyage reports the Adriatic reaching 18 nautical miles and 21 statute miles in one hour and four minutes from Sandy Hook to a point off Governor's Island while using limited engine power. The vessel outpaced Staten Island steamers, creating little swell due to its flawless keel. Loaded with 900 tons of gal and drawing 20 feet, the ship sailed at high speed along the Heights.
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Governor’s Island
Staten Island
Where Is The Rain In New England Weather Report
The piece notes long drought in New England with forecasts of occasional showers and compares with heavy rains in Belgium and France. It muses on possible links to artillery and war activity yet ends with hopeful weather prospects for the region.
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Washington
New England
Belgium
France
Rhin
the Post
Philippine Islands self government vote signals progress
The House passed a bill on the Philippine Islands defining the United States goal of independence once a stable government is formed. It declares the insular government will be broadened with elective legislature by the people while the President retains veto power. The Senate will not act this session, making the mood today supportive.
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Governor Walsh’s Wednesday appointees praised nationwide
The governor’s selections for Civil Service, South Boston Municipal Court, and Tax Commissioner roles receive broad commendation. Harvey N. Shepard is praised for ability and integrity, Edward L. Logan for district knowledge and fairness, and Trefry for merit and experience in an unpartisan reappointment.
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Harvey N. Shepard
Civil Service Commission
Edward L. Logan
South Boston
Trefry
Paragraph Points on Fads and Fashions
The piece notes simpler tailored suits with coats shortened to half-lengths and black and white frocks as essentials. It highlights the current footwear fad, featuring fawn tan gray or brocaded cloth topped boots. A new smock frock, inspired by Normandy peasants, is described as stunning.
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Roxbury center to host three weekly meetings in new high school
James T. Mulroy has been named manager of the Roxbury School Centre by the school committee. He plans a junior city council for civil government study and a mixed orchestra, with the centre serving as a forum for civic, educational, and recreational activities in the community.
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James T. Mulroy
Roxbury
Mulroy
Take Care of the Pennies and a Penny-Wise Romance
A bachelor narrator recalls saving pennies and a chance meeting with a new neighbor. After a bumped encounter and a kiss of fate, he is urged by a friend to spend a little money to win a wife. He drafts an apology note and receives an invitation to call at 8. He resolves to break his penny habit with a peace offering of roses and chocolates.
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Tom Philips
Gane
Uncle Walt Says Waste of Men
Poem reflecting on World War I era loss and futility. Walt Mason laments endless conflict with vivid imagery of fallen youths and artists forced to bear arms, arguing the sword is not mightier than the pen. He questions prophetic certainty and divine purpose amid slaughter.
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Walt Mason
Adams Newspaper Service
Penny Motto Sparks Romance At Doorstep
A man rehearses his proposal routine and finally wins Marion after a sequence of dating moments. He recalls the tie, candy, flowers, and chocolates that marked an evolving courtship, ending with the question of whether his motto to save pennies was good. Her answer seals their embrace.
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Marion
Safe Blown Open Burglars Steal Stamps in Post Office
Lowell Oct 15 burglars believed to be professionals robbed the North Billerica post office safe about 2 2 o clock this morning blowing a part of the door from the front window. They took about 70 worth of stamps and some postmaster funds. Two men were seen fleeing after the blast but escaped before the alarm spread.
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Lowell
North Billerica
Ban Removed From Loans in War Neutrality Policy
Washington Oct 15 officials said private lenders may finance belligerent European nations as ordinary commercial transactions. Such loans would not violate neutrality or invite government interference. Earlier Secretary Bryan stated the government would not approve loans to belligerents.
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Washington
Europe
United States
Bryan
Publisher Offers Holiday Book for Red Cross Fund
John J. Gillespie proposes exclusive distribution and sale of his new holiday book How Santa Claus Comes at Christmas. Net proceeds would support Red Cross mercy work, with prompt arrangements urged at once from 61 Warren Avenue. Deadline noted as Oct. 15.
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Santa Claus
John J. ‘Gillespie
Warren Avenue
Pilgrim Mission Opens Reading Room in Provincetown
Provincetown officials announce the Pilgrim Mission at 201 Commercial Street has opened for public benefit. Reading matter and writing materials are provided and all are invited, especially strangers, to use the facilities.
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Provincetown
Pilgrim Mission
Commercial Street
Doings of the Van Loons teased for Sunday Post
The notice promotes the Doings of the Van Loons comic in the coming Sunday Post claiming it is the funniest ever.
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van Loons
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