Boston Post Masthead and Publication Details
The text lists the Boston Post publication details including date 1922, issue number, address, subscription rates, and staff credits. It notes circulation and distribution notes, foreign and domestic rates, and Associated Press rights. It also mentions offices in London and Paris and claims large daily circulation.
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Associated Press
Orn! News
Boston Post
Cockepur Street
London
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Paris
France
Boston
POST
United States
Fourth Estate
Voter Registration Closure Notices Reach Massachusetts
The paper clarifies the closing times for voter registration across Massachusetts cities. Registration is closed in cities but may extend to October 28 in towns by law, with some areas closing earlier and a warning to unregistered voters to watch deadlines.
Franklin's First Home Preservation Efforts Describe Public Support
Boston discusses safeguarding Franklin's first Philadelphia home with a benefactor offering to buy papers and restore the site. Calls for public subscription to rehabilitate and refurnish the house to its Franklin era, noting a Sunday visit by Franklin nearly 200 years ago and the desire to keep the landmark intact for the nation.
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Franklin
Philadelphia
Pope Ealea
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Referendum on Slits Against Voluntary Associations
The coming election will decide on an act allowing suits by or against voluntary associations. Labor unions oppose it, while some employers back it. The law would permit attaching union funds and selling members’ property to satisfy judgments, but not target individuals personally.
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Treaty with Canada on Great Lakes armony gains Senate support
A new Great Lakes armament treaty between the United States and Canada moves to the Senate for approval. The agreement aligns with Washington defense plans and acknowledges longstanding amity between the nations. Revenue cutters in service are noted as existing assets in the arrangement.
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Canada
Great Lakes
United States
Senate
Iucn
Washington
Neighbourly Spirit Between United States and Canada Noted
The excerpt reflects on peaceful border relations with smugglers and bootleggers a minor obstacle. It praises the centuries of calm between the two nations and suggests small boats could meet needs if tensions rose. It cites the Fenian invasion as a potential exception to otherwise steady co existence.
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United States
Canada
Downfall of Lloyd George Opens Turbulent UK Political Battle
The article surveys Lloyd George’s fall from power as Bonar Law becomes premier and Conservatives face a split path. It notes Liberal rifts, Labour weakness, and Lloyd George’s likely bid to form a coalition appeal to Liberal and Labour members. It asserts his continued global prominence and the difficulty of dethroning a leading political figure.
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Lloyd George
Bonar Law
Balfour
Chamberlain
Birkenhead
House of Commons
Asquith
Labor Party
Liberal Party
Tabor
England
Lord George
Fare reductions seen on Boston Elevated lines eyed for all routes
The article notes a 30 percent fare cut trial with five cent fares in some zones and predicts a system wide reduction soon. It compares passenger counts and costs from September 1921 with the prior year, citing gains in miles and lower deficit, and emphasizes the impact on daily riders across about a million people.
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Dana
Boston
No Trespassing by Samuel Hopkins Adams Preview
A teaser notes a full sized portion of real enjoyment in the forthcoming Boston Sunday Post Moonovie featuring Samuel Hopkins Adams story No Trespassing. The description promises a delightful and complete installment in the next issue.
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Samuel Hopkins Adams
Boston Sunday Post
Mooneovie
Autumn Ode to Pumpkin Pie
A lyrical ad style piece extols a pumpkin pie flavor craze with playful riffs on diet and delight. It proclaims a 1922 model of taste and promises satisfaction from a wedge of pumpkin pie amid quirky rhymes and social cheer.
Fashionable cape critique from Facts and Fashions column
The piece warns readers about selecting a fall cape with black metalasse fabric, caracul pockets and collar, and gray duvetyn lining. It humorously emphasizes the musts for a proper cape and its flashy soutache embroidery, before shifting to satirical asides and odd ad copy.
Observant Citizen notes and local happenings
The column surveys August events from Boston and surrounding areas. It mentions the Hunter's Moon, sunrise timing shifts, genealogical anecdotes about General Mansfield, and remarks on Franklin. It covers Philadelphia pride in Franklin, local replies about pawn shops, Army recruiting, Philips Andover memorial tower progress, the Ausonia sailing Boston to Queenstown, and chilly weather cues.
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Boston
Faneuil Hall
Bunker Hill
Massachusetts
Uncle Sam
Niagara
Batte
Polk
New England
Philline Academy
Haid
Andover
Philips Andover
Ware
Oldest Inhabitant Recalls Boston Weather History
An elderly local recalls Boston's warmest and coldest readings for October 20 over the years. He cites figures around 76 degrees in a distant year and a record cold near 2 degrees, noting rain on some dates and referencing prior years.
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Boston
Columbus the Dreamer Seeker of Gold and New World Treasures
The essay recalls Christopher Columbus as a visionary who faced repeated disappointments in gold and gems. He earned honors and gifts, yet found little wealth and traded slaves from the lands he met. It notes misjudgments of followers hoping for wealth in the Far East and the misreading of the New World’s true riches.
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Christopher Columbus
Columbus
Far East
Spain
South America
West Indies
Haiti
Central America
Japan
China
India
Atlantic
Atlantis
Antilla
Cuba
Turous
Prince Mado
Wales
Iceland
New World
Ken
The Post's Original Short Story Writers Notice
Public notice reflects a policy for submission to The Post's Original Short Story column. It requires authors to include a self addressed stamped envelope and keep a copy of their story for return or record purposes.
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Old Lovers and Young Love on the Rose Porch
Grandma and Toby plot a late night elopement to avoid disapproval from her granddaughter Lizbeth and Liz Beebe. After a carryall ride to the minister, Lizbeth and Mr Beebe arrive with their own plans, exposing the secret match as Toby and Grandma face the ensuing social clash.
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Liza
Toby
Squire Beebe
Clarke Farm
Clarke Place
Clarke
Denver
Parson Bennet
Lizbeth
Mr. Beebe
Feller
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Dorchester
Charlestown Navy Yard
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