Boston Post details and subscription rates and notices
The Boston Post announces daily publication from 959 Washington St Boston with subscription rates across timeframes and regions. It lists editor and publisher Edwin A Grozier, associational credit to The Associated Press, and notes on publication and mailing procedures.
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Taft and party warn on League as Harding backs peace
Taft urges reconciled conviction and party loyalty as Harding likely accepts the League of Nations while Johnson declares the league dead. Cox opposes joining. Cox warns against voting Republican amid uncertainty. voters faced a choice on the peace plan.
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Cox Welcomes Fuller After Nomination in Massachusetts Race
Massachusetts Republican scene shows Cox inviting Fuller to collaborate after Fuller’s nomination. Cox praises Fuller as a clever, far seeing politician and proposes a future discussion on campaign strategy amid intra party tensions over Warner remarks and independent candidacy for lieutenant governor.
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Immigration council weighs home service regulation in Canada
The Canadian Council of Immigration held a conference on regulating household service conditions in the Dominion. It weighs balancing wage levels with satisfaction in service competence amid the readjustment period and the lack of formal certification.
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Opinions on Immigrant Labor Rules Stir Public Debate
Council conclusions and expert opinions discuss a proposed Canada wage standard for immigrant girls. One view urges a minimum of twenty dollars a month plus written wage and working condition terms before emigration. The note highlights a Canadian house service minimum and hints at potential emigration as a wage boost.
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Labor Contracts and the Duty to Keep Promises
President Wilson denounces anthracite coal miners for vacation abstention and insists on honoring wage agreements. He warns that breaking contracts under any name harms business and society, stressing that a solemn pledge underpins civilization and must not be treated as mere paper.
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A Danger to Italy Bolshevik Threat to Italian Industry
The article cites the Messagero of Rome warning that Soviet control of Italian metal factories risks foreign confidence, credit loss, and supply problems. It argues Italy must decisively suppress Bolshevism to prevent famine, civil strife, and long term national harm.
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Judge Thayer Advocates Strict DUI Penalties in Worcester
In Worcester Judge Webster Thayer argued for strong punishment of intoxicated drivers. He favored fines of at least $100, but would jail first for injuries or property damage and for repeated offenses. He proposed automatic license revocation after conviction.
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Fine Threat With Real Teeth Prompts Compliance
A controversial penalty framed as a fine of 100 dollars is described as having real teeth, meant to compel adherence and deter violations. The note emphasizes the enforcement bite behind the threat.
Maine election signals strong Republican victory for Parkhurst
The Maine race produced a substantial Republican gain, with Parkhurst potentially surpassing a 30 000 vote plurality. While national issues influenced the state contest, Republicans leveraged money and organization, and Democrats relied on argument. Observers caution that Maine results in September do not predict November national outcomes.
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Whose Blame for Absence of Constitutional Government
The piece argues Republicans hold Congress since 1919 while President Wilson allegedly acted unconstitutionally. It contends impeachment was never pursued and accuses Republicans of dereliction, opposing the claim they uphold constitutional government.
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Jane Stuart Portraitist and Newport Cottage Legacy
After Gilbert Stuart’s death his family depended on Jane Stuart then only sixteen. She ran a Boston studio painting portraits and copying her father’s works, sometimes miscredited as originals. The family later moved to Newport, where she and sister Ann lived in a cottage gifted to them and now a Tea Shop. Jane also painted notable portraits, including General Stark’s daughter and a Dr. Howe youth.
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Servant problem solved by New York mayor’s wife and relatives
Mrs. John I. Hylan declares self service is safest in the servant issue. Colonel William A. McIntyre heads Salvation Army in New England and is father to Irene and Gladys McIntyre, war era doughnut girls. Irene to be private secretary, Gladys now Mrs Harmon. Former Emperor William chops wood at Doorn and jokes about heads flying as he returns to Germany, with Verweer tepidly praising his old political vigor.
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Strike and the World Strikes With You Verse Parody
A poem parody by JAY SEA mocks prewar and Bolshevik era attitudes with verses about striking work and social shifts. The speaker cites a version of the old saying and contrasts actions like striking, spending, and waiting with negative outcomes and societal change.
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FOREIGNERS WORTH AND AMERICANISM IN TOLERANCE
In a Boston letter, Freddie defends immigrants against the label horrid foreigners. He argues Americans should welcome good citizens from all lands, recognizing their contributions in exchange for hospitality and liberty earned through struggle.
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Lodge shifts from pacifist to war advocate says Springfield piece
The Springfield Republican recalls four years ago when Mr Lodge accused Mr Wilson of pride in not fighting now charging Wilson seeks to use nations in the league to carry on war. The President is labeled a monster wanting incessant war.
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Boston Record Warmth and Dry Sep 1 History
The document notes Boston’s warmest Sept 1 readings of 92 in 1915 and 96 in 1913, with a cold record of 4 on the same date. It adds no rainfall in Boston on this date for a decade.
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Beatrice and Dante A Symbol of Unattainable Love
A 19th century plate and essay recount Dante’s mystical devotion to Beatrice Portinari. The piece notes Dante’s lifelong worship of Beatrice as an ideal rather than a lover, parallels with Petrarch and Laura, and Beatrice’s death in 1290. It cites Dante’s first sight as a child and his lasting spiritual reverence.
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Observant Citizen recalls McKinley death and Key’s ode
The column marks the nineteenth anniversary of President McKinley’s death in Buffalo after an assassin’s wound. It also recounts Francis Scott Key’s Star Spangled Banner moment aboard the Minden during the Fort McHenry bombardment and notes other local observations from Marblehead to Roxbury.
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British case over MacSwiney duties sparks Irish question
The Press on MacSwiney reports U S papers debate British options and the potential for unrest in Ireland. Editors warn that death or release for Lord Mayor MacSwiney could ignite fury or turmoil, urging discretion from Lloyd George amid delicate Anglo Irish opinion.
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