Subscription rates and vacation notice for The Boston Post
The Boston Post lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday issues with options for different regions and durations. It notes a vacation period plan offering two weeks or one month mail delivery and provides instructions on address changes and payment methods.
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Canada
Sunday Post
Boston Portal
Daily Post
United States
Borton
Maas
Post Publishing CO
Local Listings Echo Main Street Addresses
Fragmentary OCR shows the text on Main Street with multiple address numbers. No clear events or names. cannot determine a full news item from the readable lines.
Friends of Peace Attack President Wilson
The Friends of Peace, not clearly pro German, criticize President Wilson as they reveal their bias. Their assault on a leader who kept the U.S. out of war for two years and achieved peace aims prompts Americans to question the sincerity or motives of these so called friends.
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Friends of Peace
Friends of
Wilson
Salem News
Boston Floating Hospital Needs Funds for Sick Babies
The article argues that the Boston Floating Hospital requires about $10,000 to finish payments for the season. It emphasizes that the money should go to aiding sick babies and mothers, not to a group, and praises harbor trips for healing, refreshment, and inspiring future citizens. It stresses that Boston should not withhold this benevolent work.
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Boston Floating Hospital
Boston
Republican landslide foretold by Colonel Reynolds in Boston
Colonel James B. Reynolds, secretary of the Republican National Committee, predicts a GOP landslide in 1916 and reflects on Democratic prospects. He notes Republican governors in Boston overstate President Wilson's strength and laments potential Democratic setbacks.
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James B. Reynolds
Boston
Republican National Committee
Reynolds
Republican Committee
Wilson
Paupers at Charlestown Almshouse Favor Life There
Report describes Charlestown almshouse residents preferring the institution to home life. It notes many residents have well to do relatives who send them there and suggests political influence aided placements.
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Charlestown Almshouse
Long Island
Charlestown Institution
Inquiry Promised as Mayor Seeks Answers on Almshouse Abuses
Mayor Curley vows an investigation into long standing abuses at the almshouse. The question lingers why such abuses persisted for years and whether the sale of almshouse property might have halted them.
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Curley
Triumph of Reason in German American War-Navigation Pact
The German government agrees no more torpedoes without warning on ocean liners, a pledge praised as a triumph of reason by both nations. It affirms respect for neutrals and marks progress in international law, attributed to patient, firm American diplomacy under President Wilson.
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von Bernstorff
Washington
Germany
United States
Woodrow Wilson
High Seas
Union
What He Deserved General Orozco Killed by Texas Ranchmen
A El Paso report claims Mexican raider General Pascual Orozco and four companions were armed intruders on Texas land at the Love ranch. If true, the death is portrayed as deserved retribution for his threats against Americans and a corrective warning about Mexican claims.
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Pascual Orozco
el Paso
Orozco
Texas
Love Ranch
Scornful Snorting and Watchful Waiting Echoed in War Note
A letter to the editor contrasts the colonel's scornful snorting with the rapid success of watchful waiting. It asks if a stern warrior could have tempered the Kaiser as swiftly as a patient schoolmaster's approach.
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Kaiser
Weather reminiscence notes record highs and rain
The Oldest Inhabitant recalls the warmest September second day at 91 degrees in 1878 and cites Boston reaching 90 last year. He notes the all time low at Boston on this date was 49 in 1896 and records that rain occurred 12 times in 42 years on September 2 while only three times in the last 12 years.
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Boston
Morton
Superior Court
Bertie the Bard Draws Ilk Feud in Nimble Verse
The poem from Carol Vox lampoons Bertie as a scrapper who plans to fight with proxy as Newt Newton Newkirk stands as target. The verse mocks bravado in the Neponset circle and teases the rival poet while calling for peace and playful rivalry.
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Newt
Isabelle Vacation Letters From Maine Trip and Town Pranks
Isabelle narrates a seaside motor trip with Pa and Ma in Maine. The letters describe small-town characters, a Boston pendant gift, a homemaid pendant, claxon horn shouts, and conversations with an editor. humorous exchanges reveal quirks of towns like Roxbury and Medford. Isabelle hints at future Portland trip plans with family, noting a “Father Goose Party.”
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Isabelle
Maine
Pua
Ginger
Jeemes
Terbacker
James
Medford
Roxbury
Jamaica Plain
Boston
Panot
Jersey
P. G
John
Deacon Jones
Portland
Napoleon and Josephine Divorce After Dinner Tragedy
The long feud ends as Napoleon ends his marriage with Josephine during his war against Austria. Dinner silence and a staged swoon culminate with Josephine carried to her room as the Emperor confirms the separation. A restrained, factual recount of the dramatic night.
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Josephine
Napoleon
Austria
Europe
France
Emperor
de Bausset
Bousset
PEP WITH A PUNCH FROM SOAP BOX SAM
Soap box humorist Sam delivers quick quips on busyness and bites from insects. The piece captures a rustic light tone with playful self disclaimer about resting and letting pests bite.
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Sam
Freak Trout Caught In Cheshire Harbor Brook
Dr Archie L Boudreau captured a 4.5 pound 2.5 inch long trout in Cheshire Harbor Brook on his early cast using a new fly. The fish will be mounted for display sparking humorous comments about its unusual proportions.
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Pittsfield
Archie L. Boudreau
Cheshire Harbor Brook
Boudreau
Boston
Winthrop
Customs House
Observant Citizen highlights and local notes from New Summit House to Ginny Lind
Observant Citizen shares town news from New Summit House on Mt. Washington and surrounding Massachusetts life. It covers weather, crop worries with potato blight, health tips, Civil War reminiscences, local anecdotes, veteran reunions, nursing honor, and civic notes including the 49th G. A. R. encampment and Washington flag exhibit.
Color coded strings aid packing during travel
Household hints suggest tying pieces of string of similar color to each key and trunk hasp. Using different colors for several trunks lets each person identify his trunk and key at a glance, saving time and temper. G. M. Frame, 153 Chiswick Road, Brighton.
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G. M. Frame
Chiswick Road
Brighton
GONGS of UNSHINE From Bentztown Bard
A reflective verse piece notes weather and work in a disciplined tone. It contrasts rain with industry and self-improvement, urging perseverance despite damp conditions and internal decay. The poem ends with a call to strengthen weaknesses and move toward renewal.
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Southern Press Syndicate
He Seeks Chance With Beach Girl Described as a Wonder
A 22 year old student recounts meeting a girl at a New England beach years ago. He believes she is a wonder and urges bold pursuit through persistent invitations to dances. He urges not to take no and to show earnest admiration to win her over.
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Lewis Seymour
Seymour
Misa Champagne
New England
Ame
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