The Sunday Post subscription rates and notices
The October 20 1911 issue lists subscription rates for various periods and sections. It warns that payments must be sent by check or money order and not cash, and notes the editor is KR A Grozier with offices in Boston.
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Taft Adds 4000 Mile Leg To Tour In Bold Travel Push
Still on tour President Taft plans an additional 4000 mile jaunt, aiming to set a record for miles traveled by a chief executive. The piece questions the vanity of long journeys and contends that constant travel keeps him away from presidential duties and the seat of government.
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Ellen F Pendleton Becomes Wellesley President
The article notes Ellen F Pendleton was invested as Wellesley College president, praised as a worthy successor to notable past leaders. It emphasizes her brains and heart and the expected strong, inspiring leadership to uphold the college’s record as an educator of young women and shaper of character.
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Ellen F. Pendleton
Wellesley College
Palmer
Miss Hazard
Wellesley
Pendleton
Boston's Voting Power in Commonwealth Election
The Boston registration shows a drop of about 1306 voters from last year. Officials urge registered voters to ensure their choice is recorded on election day. An estimate of 85,000 votes from 109,000 registered may be too low, signaling the need to affirm Boston’s authority at the polls.
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Heroes Receive Carnegie Awards in Massachusetts and New England
The Carnegie Hero Fund awards seven local heroes from New England, five from Boston, with medals and substantial cash payments and pensions. The notices highlight lifesaving rescues along Massachusetts coastlines and the sincere public recognition of these acts.
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Frazer F West Seine
Massachusetts Heroes Elevate Common Life over War
A reflective piece honors ordinary heroes who saved a life in Allston four years ago, arguing that everyday courage holds a higher place than military feats and stresses Massachusetts’ enduring value across classes.
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Allston
Massachusetts
Alpaca subsidy dispute cited in Farr Mills case
The piece critiques Brother Luce and Tribune editorials for mixing figures in the Farr Alpaca Ins case. It argues Metcalf’s claim that the mill would lose profit under the Underwood bill is false, noting the firm paid $576,000 yearly to stockholders and wages to 3000 workers. The writer calls the 100 percent protection an outrageous subsidy.
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Deaths in Aeroplane Exhibitions Prompt Question on Safer Flight
The death of aviator Eugene Ely joins a string of fatalities from exhibition flights. The piece argues long distance flights rarely kill and blames stunts for deaths, urging a shift to safer, more sober aviation development.
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Johnstone
Coffee Price Hike Seen From Valorization Scheme
New York reports warn that low grade coffee buyers will pay two to three cents more per pound in the coming days. The rise is blamed on Brazil’s valorization scheme that lets growers and large dealers corner the crop, plus heavy betting by traders, all driving up consumer costs.
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Brazil
Brandeis Endorsement Boosts Foss Campaign
Massachusetts voters respect Louis D. Brandeis known as the attorney for the people. His vigorous support of Governor Foss is called a valuable asset for the Democratic party and could sway independent voters, with some estimating a ten thousand vote impact.
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Princeton Directors Meeting Postponed
Princeton New Jersey October reports the trustees' meeting slated for today was postponed for one week. The delay follows unresolved questions about Wilson's successor as university president with Henry B. Fine John G Hibben and Gapfield Williams College named as leading contenders.
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Wiliams College
Return Visit Sparks Old Village Pranks and Loyal Dog
The narrator travels from South Station to a Pennsylvania hill town near Pittsburg for a surprise homecoming. In a jokey reunion, he recalls a quarrel with Lon Cummings over the nickname Newtie, recalls the Newkirk family, and frets over the dog Tige awaiting recognition at the boarding house.
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Ahab and Naboth in the Bible War and Doom
The article recounts Ahab's death in battle with Syrians after provoking war led by Ben-hadad. Jehoshaphat is mistaken for Ahab, Naboth’s vineyard murder by Jezebel, Elijah’s prophecy, and Ahab’s repentance postponing the doom to Jehu’s reign. It notes the Boston Post Dore Bible pictures series and back-number details.
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Thanks From Miss Remington to All Sorts Readers
A nostalgic note from Miss Remington expresses heartfelt thanks to All Sorts readers for warm greetings upon her return. She recounts writing countless personal replies but cannot respond individually due to time and effort, sharing her sincere appreciation through the newspaper.
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Remington
Woods
Gratitude to Post pals for steady All Sorts work
The editor thanks Ken Roberts Eddie McGrath and H Lincoln for four months of reliable All Sorts column delivery. He notes a needed rest and change and promises to do his best to make readers laugh, signing off gratefully as Editor All Sorts.
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Eddie McGrath
H. Lincoln
Italian Envoy to Sail for New York This Weekend
The Italian ambassador to the United States Marquis Cusant Confalioneri will sail from Havre to New York aboard the steamer La Bavole this Saturday.
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