The Boston Post September 19 1911 subscription rates notice
The Boston Post page lists subscription rates and terms for the Post Publishing Company including prices for periods of one week three months and one year. It notes mailing to Canada and emphasizes payments by checks drafts or money orders payable to POST PUBLISHING COMPANY and urges readers to notify if unable to obtain the Post regularly.
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Wewedealer
Newsboy
Slocxe
TE. A. Grozier
National Theatre Opens as Boston Vaudeville Hit
Boston patrons filled the Splendide National last evening in a warm spontaneous debut. The new theatre offers genuine vaudeville at low prices and appears to meet the demand for a well equipped variety house. As the largest in the world it should set a high record for success.
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Boston
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National
John Townsend Trowbridge Reaches 84 Milestone
The New England author and companion, John Townsend Trowbridge, celebrates his 84th birthday. He notes invention and science transforming daily life, especially air flight, praising humanity’s achievement since his youth. Trowbridge, creator of Darius Green, has witnessed man flying faster than birds.
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New England
John Townsend Trowbridge
Trowbridge
Darius Green
Headed for the Ditch in Massachusetts Republican Battle
The piece riffs on factional strife within Massachusetts Republicans over candidates Ingham White and others. It notes whispers of manipulation, charges and countercharges, and speculates on political maneuvering ahead of November.
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Republican “Machine
Massachusetts
Frothingham
Crane
Mr. White
Lodge
Mr. Walker
Ingham
New York Times Celebrates Sixtieth Birthday
The Youthful Times notes the New York Times marked its sixtieth birthday with a special section praising its early days under Raymond. The Post, now eight decades older, commends the Times for its cleanliness, ability, and news presentation and hopes it will reach its 100th birthday in prosperity.
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Edison’s sleep schedule questioned by era's health norms
The article critiques Thomas Edison's claimed waking and sleeping times noting a four hour rest breaks routine duties like bathing brushing teeth and dressing. It questions how such a lifestyle affects health and daily care while acknowledging his genius and material progress.
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Mr. Edison
Taft Seeks Reconcilement With Anti-Trust Court Ruling
In Detroit Taft argues the anti-trust statute should cover only unreasonable restraints. He questions the Supreme Court's added word unreasonably and warns about the impact of injunctions on innocent businesses amid the trust controversy. He notes the court’s flexibility could threaten capital and lawful contracts.
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Detroit
Taft
Supreme Court
Tait
Stolypin Assassination Sparks Debate On Russian Reform
The death of Premier Stolypin follows a hospital update after wounds from an assassination at a czarist tribute. The writer condemns the act as treacherous brutality by fanatical factions, noting Stolypin’s role in gradual reform and strict rule.
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Stolypin
Russia
Time to Tap Tariff Board for Prompt Congressional Revision
The editor argues the Tariff Board has advanced enough to provide Taft with usable data for speeches and urges Congress to convene early to begin tariff revision. Delaying until December risks political maneuvering and prolongs relief from burdened schedules.
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Tariff Board
Taft
Congress
Canada
Adele Sloane Estate Valued At 3.274 Million
An inventory filed in Berkshire Probate Court values the Adele Sloan estate at 3.247 million dollars. Real estate accounts for 175 thousand dollars of the total. Mrs. Sloan was the widow of John Sloan of Lenox and New York.
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Adele Sloan
John Sloane
Lenox
New York
Berkshire Probate Court
All Sorts by Edward C M Grath
A fragmented reminiscence episode mentions Cephas Gander and Melindy Kelso, with social notes on prohibition era cider, theater topics, and daily life items like cucumbers milk and oatmeal. The piece juxtaposes humor with casual reflections on superstition, education, and domestic scenes.
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Cephas
Melindy Kelso
Governor to Governor: North and South Carolina Exchange Remarks
A short exchange between state leaders in the Carolinas prompts discussion of regional cooperation. Officials address shared concerns and potential joint initiatives awaiting further details.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Philippines
Sun Sets Over Dedham Each Evening
A reflective note describes the sun's routine at sunset drifting toward Dedham for the night, implying a watcher’s quiet habit of observing the sky's daily retreat to that town.
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Dedham
The Fallacy of Work by Dr Spuds Muchi
Dr Spuds Muchi argues work is a relic of a darker age and a habit men cling to. He contends money is spent by custom, urges avoidance of work as a relic, and warns work erodes play, culture, and higher forms of leisure.
Weather storm and Aviator Craze Highlight Boston Page
The Observant Citizen notes a coast storm forecast and Equinoctial timing. Grahame White draws crowds in Tremont Street with a distinctive yellow auto crowned with a brass badge and Union Jack. The column also covers local figures Charles Miller returning home, Rev. Charles Flynn visiting Boston, and weights and measures head William J. Wills praising actions against short weight coal. Also mentions Cape hunts, shop talk on woolen goods, and a tale of two bachelors who forgot a dining table.
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Grahame White
Tremont Street
Cranhame-White
Auto
Sealer of Weights and Measures
William J. Wills
Revere
Abimelech's Rise and Fall in Shechem from Gideon's Line
A Boston Post Core Bible scene recounts Abimelech son of Gideon who, with Canaanite backing, murders 69 of Gideon's sons at Ophrah to seize Shechem's throne. Jotham denounces him with a parable on Mount Gerizim as Abimelech's brutal reign unravels, ending with the destruction of Shechem and its salt-strewn site.
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Dore
Abimelech
Ophrah
Canaan
Shechem
Ophrat
Shechém
Temple of
Baal
Jotham
Mount Gerizim
Israel
Gerizim
Clark
Joshua
Spain
Italy
Zebud
Gaal
Gaul
Jacob
Son of Ambassador Weds in Italy at Lake Como Church
John G. A. Leishman Jr., son of the American ambassador, married Miss Helen G. Demarest at the Episcopal Church in Cadenabbia on Lake Como. The ceremony was attended only by family members and a few others.
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Milan
Italy
John G. A. Leishman, Jr
Helen G. Demarest
Warren G. Demarest
Episcopal Church
Cadenabbia
Lake Como
Wedding Breakfast at Demarest Villa After Ceremony
A wedding breakfast followed the ceremony at the Demarest villa, marking a festive post nuptial gathering. The event featured close family and friends and continued with celebratory remarks and light refreshments.
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Demarest Villa
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