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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1907
Page
6
Post Publishing Co issues its September 11 1907 number from 259 Washington Street Boston Massachusetts detailing the daily publication schedule and office location for readers and advertisers.
The ad lists daily subscription prices: one year for Rica Ak Cree, six months for 1.50, three months for 65c, and one month for 25c. The Sunday Post offers one year at 2.50, six months 1.25, and three months 65c.
Canada Post announces higher subscription costs for the Dominion of Canada. Daily Post rates: 1 month 50 cents, 6 months $3, year $6, Sunday Post 9 cents per copy. All payments in advance. notices of discontinuation after expiration. Editor Fr A Grozier.
Boston public and private schools open with 98 000 pupils in public schools and enough in private schools to reach about 100 000. The article calls this display a resource of the community in potential citizenship and notes this youth will later march to the polls. It frames education as safeguarding the republic.
The public awaits Expert Fox’s report on Boston street conditions, noting weeks since his examination and urging timely publication by the Good Government Association to lift rising depression and avoid becoming ancient history.
The piece laments a potential ten cent quart milk price this winter, noting two extra cents accumulate weekly and that Boston milk trust holds strong influence. It calls for better quality, handling, and higher test milk despite monopolistic power.
The sale of Boston city bonds proceeds rapidly while New York’s $40,000,000 issue attracts higher rates and tax advantages. New York bonds yield 43 percent versus Boston's 4. Taxed Boston bonds face assessors, slowing demand compared with New York’s tax free offerings.
At the Commission’s headquarters the members vowed not to seek public office during the commission’s term. The announcement aims to dismiss partisan fears about municipal inquiry. The remark suggests some may pursue office after finishing their duties and praises the education gained.
The Boston branch of the United Irish League of America condemns British coercion in Ireland. Six counties are proclaimed, habeas corpus suspended, and many arrested on summary charges as land reform demands intensify.
The article notes farmers face displacement as cattle raising expands and peasants seek homes abroad. It states a strong American sentiment supports men fighting for the right to live on the soil where they were born.
The piece argues Canada must regulate Pacific coast tensions linking racial and economic strain. It cites a British Japan Canada treaty protecting rights, notes imperial authority, and warns the issue will intensify as Pacific travel and commerce increase, drawing parallels with San Francisco and New Orleans incidents.
The column offers a witty take on everyday life with a playful line about kindness as life’s real nourishment. The brief muses on social manners and human warmth, framed by Newton Neweire’s characteristic voice.
Commissioner Neill announces wages exceed living costs, prompting cheers as breadwinners gain real purchasing power. The piece mocks trusts and praises improved wages while noting the Arctic quest by Walter Wellman with a humorous month by month recap ending in bust.
Boston milk dealers announce a price rise effective October 1 due to a severe New England drought. The dry season has left wells largely dry and water scarce, impacting farmers who must carry water for the dairy business.
Local items report Francis Hurtubis Jr traveling from Boston to Newcastle N H by fast car. Adele Ritchie hosts a luncheon at Wayside Inn with three generations present and tickets for Fascinating Flora at the Majestic.
The renowned singer Cavalieri signs with Conried and will be paid 300000 dollars for duties this season. If she can sing without notes, she may not, but every time she opens her mouth on stage she seems to give away melody worth about a hundred dollars.
A man in a quiet suburb muttered and counted numbers while gazing upward at the night sky. When approached, he ignored the question and hissed to be quiet, claiming he was counting the stars to settle a bet. The scene was witnessed by R Carmichael from Boston.
Ford waits at Pittston station for a reunion with the woman who thinks he is Dick. He grapples with revealing the truth about Dick’s fate as Irene writes that she will marry another. He resolves to be a good son to Dick’s mother and plans to move on.
A 20 year old asks Mildred Champagne how to handle a much older business man who seeks secrecy and kiss requests. The columnist urges prudent steps, suggests inviting him home for family supervision, and warns that his behavior signals bad intent and improper interest.
The day favors domestic pursuits and selling in business with caution for high officials. Intrigue and public pressure loom against leaders. Bake brew preserve shop plan entertainments and beautify the home. A mercantile child of this birthdate may excel if guided.
Arthur Ellsworth, rural free delivery carrier in Putnam Connecticut, covers a 25 mile route by auto. Farmers smell gasoline as he passes and check letter boxes, saving several hours daily. He questions performance on winter country roads.
Suffolk School of Law at 53 Tremont Street offers afternoon and evening classes. Visa for Mass bar exam prep and related instruction provided.
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