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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1921
Page
10
Fragmentary newspaper clipping shows a sports brief with limited readable context about a disappointing performance. It lists unrelated ad-like text and partial contact details, offering little substantive sport information beyond a faltered effort.
The Morgan Memorial fund drive nears its 97 000 dollar goal amid strong Greater Boston energy. The appeal stresses dignity and a chance for all, aiding those in need to regain usefulness and self-respect, and it calls for continued generosity from the community.
A Russian commission urges the United States to enter a trade agreement with Soviet Russia modeled on Britain Italy and Sweden. It argues Russia can pay with natural resources as collateral and seeks government guarantees to unlock development and reduce costly barriers to commerce.
The aging marshal, famed for leading in the great war, receives an unprecedented civic greeting in New York. He expresses mutual affection for the American people and looks forward to a memorable tour as crowds acclaim him in successive cities.
Boston praises a humble, selfless veteran as a historic figure and representative of the nation. The ceremony grants a double tribute, recognizing personal worth and national allegiance to Lafayette.
The public and labor leaders claim victory as the Labor Board’s July wage cut decision gains force. Public opinion backed its stance, delaying further wage reductions while working rules are reviewed, raising questions about whether future strikes can be prevented.
The State Emergency Commission report on the hypothetical railroad strike details food stocks then available. It notes two to four weeks of household provisions, flour for about 30 days, pork cured supply for two to three weeks, and poultry to supplement. Aroostook County vegetables and Nova Scotia shipments were prepared as backup.
Household hints describe using leftovers like oatmeal stirred into bread sponge with sugar cinnamon and raisins. A salt pork tip covers meat with hot water overnight then frying. Lemonade guidance suggests squeezing lemon through a food chopper for stronger juice and larger yield. Box 123 R. F. D. No. 3 aid actora Ma.
Inspirational verse urging kindness and helpfulness toward neighbors. Warns against vanity and greed, praising cheerful conduct and aiding those in need to leave a lasting positive impact beyond wealth.
The Observant Citizen laments Boston elevated trains cutting nickel fares on select routes effective November 24. The writer rails at pointless boarding points and argues most riders still pay ten cents, lamenting lack of personal benefit. Includes notes on elm trees in the Common, Alfred Fuller anecdotes, and local tidbits.
A narrator muses that many people strive to act rightly within their own light. Even you may be noncharitable and intolerant toward others' opinions and deeds, suggesting self awareness amid judgment.
A satirical reminiscence describes an office novelty as workers divert time with a escalating skirt length contest led by Rose Gertrude and Alice. The board votes to let stockholders observe the ongoing risqué competition while business stalls and fashion details appear in a gilet blouse note.
A fragment of verse condemns crimes that block mercy and forbid slaughter, noting that virtue and wrongdoing alike lie beyond constrained bounds and the gates of mercy are shut to mankind.
A collection of reader queries and comments addressed to the newspaper editor. Topics include Charlie Chaplin and Mary Pickford heights and weights, moon telescope visibility estimates, the term Bolsheviki and its meaning, and pronunciation of "da" in different dialects.
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