Post Publishing Co. subscription rates and notices
Annual and six month rates for U S and Canada with foreign per copy pricing. Sunday post to Canada at two dollars yearly. Monthly, six month and three month rates. Boston district postage extra. All payments in advance. send by mail or money order to POST PUBLISHING CO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Canada
Sunday Post
Foreien
Boston
Posteffice
Maes
Post Publishing CO
Vice President Seen Happy At Work Amid Farce Remark
Washington dispatch notes the Vice President has enjoyed the role, acting informal and lighthearted. It raises whether Marshall approves such material and if it reflects his view of the vice presidency as a farce and potential non nomination by Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marshall
United States
Oldest to Greatest Andorra's Quiet Voice in Peace
The president of Andorra, one of the world's oldest republics, sends greetings to the American president and compliments the U S stance on neutrality. Andorra, tiny between Spain and France with 175 square miles and 6000 people, has maintained independence for over a thousand years and offers its feeble voice toward a peace conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andorra
Spain
France
Anti Zeppelin Raids Highlight London Air Defense Compare
Following a Zeppelin raid that caused many deaths and injuries in London readers call for stronger protection. The piece notes Paris avoids raids due to France’s airborne defense system and praises French air corps patrols. Londoners wonder why they cannot match this protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Metropolis
Paris
Wood for the Poor and a Baseball Posession Question
Forester Rane reports the State Forestry Department has thousands of cords of wood ready for transport to charity groups to aid the poor, sourced from gypsy moth kill trees. Also included is a legal note on who possesses a pitched baseball, with the New Jersey Law School debate and authorities cited. A light column closes with assorted items about a New York sports writer’s all star pick, a Monticello clover count, and suffragettes planning open umbrella demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Forestry Department
Rane
Massachusetts Association of Relief Officers
New Jersey Law School of Newark
Law School
Hooper
Lewis
Suffrage Demonstration Planned in Boston Afternoon
The suffrage host plans a distinctive and picturesque display in Boston this afternoon. The event is framed as a notable moment of inspiration for the equal suffrage movement in the area, promising significance beyond its inception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Parade of today signals social and industrial influence
The article argues that the parade and pageant for suffrage will show a powerful social movement. It notes the event could become a significant force in the community, reflecting broader changes in political and cultural life and worth seeing for its illustrated sentiment.
Independent Vote Likely to Decide Massachusetts Governor
The Independent vote in Massachusetts has long shaped state elections and is expected to decide the next governor. The piece argues David I. Walsh, a Democrat with progressive aims and no ties to special interests, should appeal to independents and win broader support for a third term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Pelling Place
Bay State
Russell
Douglas
Foss
Walsh
David I. Walsh
Germans Rally Behind War Loans Across World Conflicts
In Germany the three imperial loan drives, totaling about £6.27 billion, show rising public generosity. The first, over a year ago, drew more than a billion dollars. the second, in March, over two billion. the third was oversubscribed, bringing the total to roughly 12 billion marks or over $3 billion. The Kaiser hails this unity as a victory on the battlefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Marching Girls And Political Ramblings Of Kenneth L. Roberts
A fragmentary piece reflecting on suffrage marchers and flirtatious verse contrasted with satirical lines. The text shifts to a public notice about a map of warring nations for 30 cents and a quip about German officers and political figures including William J. Bryan and Robert Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
William J. Bryan
Sec
Robert Lansing
Lansing
The Young Man from Dvinsk Verse Batches
Humorous limericks recount a series of comical men from Dvinsk Minsk Pekinsk and Duna burg. Each stanza highlights a comic trait or mishap such as ill health elopement laundry misadventures and a brickballed wife. The tone stays light and playful with playful rhyme endings.
Rewards Contest Misses Crowns Big Watch Prize
The Dvinsk contest awarded a beautiful 89 cent watch to H. B. D. of Boston alias Vera Looney after editor deliberation. Supplementary prizes went to W. A. Randall Derby Maine M. A. Murphy Boston Bertie Bertram Dorchester H Lee Somers Boston G P Webster Ward Hill Mass C A B Newton Centre Sadie and T O M Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dvinsk
Boston
Vera Looney
W. A. Randall
Derby
M. A. Murphy
Bertie Bertram
Dorchester
H. Lee Somers
G. P. Webster
Ward Hill
Mass
Newton Centre
Sadie
T. O-M
Chelsea
A. B
T-O-M
Napoleon At The Threshold Of A New Continental War
French forces under Napoleon confront rapidly advancing Austrians and Prussians as Paris fears betrayal from within. The emperor rallies troops, lashes at Austrian delays, and warns allies while contemplating armistice games. The Royalist mood shifts amid invasions across France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Prussia
Russia
Austria
Napoleon
Paris
East Prussia
Konissberg
Gallieni
Marne
Blucher
Prince Schwarzenberg
Josephine
Winter Warnings and Local Happenings in Malden and Boston
In morning light a large flock of wild geese visited Spot Pond while resident ducks and swans protested. Observant Citizen notes squirrels storing acorns in Franklin Park and a red breasted pheasant shot near Third Hill. Other items include Compact Day postponed to Nov 25 due to Sunday observance, a Lenni/Lannin Sox follow up, and local notices on Dress-Up Week in Lawrence and Boston fireman retirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Metropolitan Park Commission
Metropolitan
Spot Pond
Massachusetts Society of Mayflower
Massachusetts Society of “Compact
Bradford
Franklin Park
Third Hill
Wollaston
Rita and the Grandmother's Clothes Treasure
A rainy day prompts Rita to pull apart an old trunk where three children find grandmother’s clothes and a letter. Rita discovers hidden government bonds sewn in a dress hem, inherited by Edith's daughter. The bonds bring wealth to restore the family's finances, credited to the children's innocent scavenging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita
Jane
Elsie
Bob
Little Selma
Mr. Clarke
Schop
Selma
Grandmother
Edith
Wooden arms and legs spark a townwide slander tale
A poem by Walt Mason warns how rumors about Alexander’s supposed wooden limbs spiral through a town. He threatens to strike back at liars, while the town erupts in scrapping, fear, and fake stories reaching every corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Johnsing
Gregg
Lyman
Leander
Jakes
Walt Mason
Adams Newspaper Service
Fall fashion brings velvet gowns and velvet hats
Teather turbans and small street hats return to style this fall. Velvet gowns stored away offer numerous styling options for modern outfits.
Frock Trim Ideas With Taffeta and Linen Contrast
The article discusses using taffeta for a high fashion look and linen for practical collars and cuffs. It suggests pairing plain fabrics with contrasting striped collars and cuffs for children's dresses to improve serviceability and style.
Oldest Inhabitant Reflects on Boston Weather Pattern
The observer notes Oct 16 weather as rarely rainy, cites a few historical temps including 60s at midday and around 40s at night. He recalls the 18th of October as the hottest, with 8 degrees noted in 1897, and mentions 30 to 36 degrees as cold benchmarks in past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Boston Post
Fastorial
Reoma Sporting Editor
Sunday Feditor
Financial Fditors
Edwin A. Grozier
Fourth Estate
Leeee Kg
Ake Spee Poe
Sweeney
New York
Red Sox
Phillies
Monticello, Ta
Yorktown
Monticello
Independent
Kenneth L. Roberts
Golly
Bill
Pippin
Kinsk
Sinsk. K. OO. B
Pekinsk
Lyinsk
Minsk
G.F
Dunaburg
Teutonic
Napoleon i
Waterloo
Belgium
Cambaceres
Schwarzenberg
Eugenie
Caulaincourt
Raffet
New Zongland
Susan Chase
West Dennis
Post
Aiken
Superior Criminal Court
Bay State Street Railway
Doyle
Peabody
Peabody Square
Lynn
Towell
Salem
Forest Street
Joseph Lannin
Bill’ Carrigan
Lawrence
Essex Street
New Hampshire
White Mountain
James M. Elliott
Boston Fire Department
Elliott
Cheverus School
Moore Street
Raymond H. Young
Montereau
Dorothy W. Daniels
Geneva Avenue
Walt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!