Boston Post subscription rates and publishing notes
The Boston Post lists daily and Sunday subscription rates for U S Canada and foreign destinations, plus local postage, payment terms, and office information. It notes association with the Associated Press and additional republication rights and international office locations.
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Proper Precautions Amid City Threats and Warnings
Mayer Peters urges citizens to protect lives and property while city authorities pledge full safeguards. The piece warns against sensational letters from unfounded blackguards and links the New York tragedy to Boston anxieties. It echoes mayoral cautions to prevent a similar incident in the city.
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Why Didn’t They Try Profiteering Stopping Now
A political statement argues profiteering punishments were possible since March 4 1919 under Congress controlled by Mr Hardings party. It contends Republicans failed to act, faced no presidential veto, and did not even attempt to pass laws against profiteering.
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Like I would wish to tell the English public
The Republican candidate tells the London Morning Post correspondent that he would like to inform the English public of his consent though he speaks with caution to avoid overstepping. The exchange hints at cross channel interest in opinions and the candidate's careful diplomacy.
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Public debate over British interests in American policy
The piece questions a senator and President Harding denials about placing British interests above American ones. It notes repeated assurances that leaders would never do such a thing and asks why the senator would claim a possible preference to favor Britain. The tone mirrors a scrutinizing political column.
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Republican campaign shifts as Cox vote drive spurs movements
The piece notes Republican managers and their presidential candidate react to Cox’s campaign, shifting from the Marion porch routine to a broad barnstorming tour. It discusses Harding’s schedule through Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, Oklahoma, Indiana, and border states, and analyzes implications for New Hampshire and Stevens’s prospects.
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What They Think About It Approves of the bombing outrage
Socialists, Communists, and Radicals in New York condemn the bombing. A prominent Socialist calls the act horrible and insane, while another notes that bomb throwing harms the cause and offers no sympathy for terrorism. The general tone rejects violence within the Socialist movement.
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Wall Street Prophecy on Market Downturn and Commodity Liquidation
Wall Street bankers forecast a sharp drop for the H C S in six months due to large scale commodity liquidation and a return to normal money. They cite wool, cotton warehouses release, steel price declines, and Henry Ford aligning with the forecast as reasons for impending relief for costly wartime years.
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Stevens Can Win Up in New Hampshire Senate Fight
A tight New Hampshire contest shapes the US Senate balance with Senator Moses a hardline Republican rival to former Congressman Raymond B Stevens a Democrat and ally to some voters.
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The Coal Crisis Calls for Governor’s Advisory Committee
The governor convenes a committee representing regional coal traffic to address domestic supply of anthracite. The fuel shortage threatens homes and industry as transport remains unresolved. A three ton at a time limit from Fuel Administrator Hultman is set as a provisional ration.
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Notable Entertainment and Political Editor Circles
The Motion Picture Magazine notes Irene Castle and Anita Stewart changing married names to Treman Bryant and Cameron. France's Alexandre Millerand, imminent president, trained as a lawyer but became an editor. U.S. and French leaders emerge from journalism. Walter Damrosch returns from Europe with honors. A Maria Caruso separation suit opens in Supreme Court. Russian nobility, including IgnaTieff and Gabrilowitz, pursue new lives in France and Europe as farming and arts ventures expand.
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Catalogy gaps in feline duet coverage noted
A reader critiques Newton Newkirk for omitting male and female cat duets in his prior discussion on Catalogy. The letter references past coverage of male solos and male duets and questions missing female feline performances.
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Catalog戏 and the Florodora air spoof in Quebec tease
A fragment from TOM describes a comic duet spoof titled A Lady Cat Dupt set in Quebec Canada. It references a ribald Cats in love with a Maltese and a night scene on a back fence with neighbors stirred by a glue pot and a cat quarrel. An anonymous verse closes the piece.
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Arraignment Sought for Reckless Driving Charge
A man is set to be arraigned on a charge of reckless driving after an automobile incident on the highway. The report frames the event as a serious traffic case and notes the expected court action.
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Posthole Gimmicks Spark Humorous Exchange
A witty exchange details a fictional scheme to convert ten postholes into one manhole. C. H. J. Milford counters that the idea is useless and excessive, while both men joke about profits and tax reporting in this quirky correspondence from a past telegraph era.
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Birthday Bio Briefs John De Witt
Birthday bio notes John De Witt born September 24 1625 in Dordrecht Holland. Once a top statesman he fell to a mob after a career moderating war and restoring finances and trade with East India, ending when an infuriated crowd killed him and his brother Cornelius.
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Observant Citizen Notes Local Life And Finance
A Boston reader shares thoughts on blooming bulbs in spring and raspberries bearing until Thanksgiving. Massachusetts leads in large city populations. Hotel Napoli sold to Y M C A with occupancy after renovations. Black Friday anniversaries and coffee consumption trends noted. Autumn signs appear with market squashes and harvest moon. Boston visitors tour Lexington. park repairs near Tremont and Boylston streets raise access concerns. Swordfishing winds down while prices stay strong. International Typographical Union buys 400000 in Fourth Liberty bonds.
Dream of Inheritance Foretells Rise in Wealth and Status
Mystic interpreters say dreaming of inheritance signals advancement in life. It suggests potential wealth and social or political influence for the dreamer. Traders, professionals, and artisans may gain recognition for their ability and industry. Some mystics view such dreams as predicting a present forthcoming.
Margaret of Anjou Remembered As Fierce Yet Fated Queen
A portrait of Margaret of Anjou, wife of Henry VI, detailing a life of beauty and wit coupled with ruthless ambition. The narrative chronicles her rise to power during the Wars of the Roses, repeated losses of influence, imprisonment, and ultimate enduring notoriety for passion and vindictiveness.
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Vaccination Pioneer Dr Benjamin Waterhouse and Jenner
The passage credits Dr. Benjamin Waterhouse with introducing vaccination to America and recounts Jenner’s experiments. It notes Jenner sent the first vaccine virus to Waterhouse, his Leyden education, and that Waterhouse helped obtain his education with Abraham Redwood. It also mentions Napoleon and Josephine learning of Jenner’s vaccine, with Jenner aiding Napoleon's army.
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Dr Waterhouse and the birth of vaccination at Cambridge
The text recounts Dr. Waterhouse, a Harvard Medical School professor, championing vaccination amid opposition. It notes his 1802 134 page defense, his own vaccination of two young sons and a 12 year old servant, and how these outcomes strengthened belief in vaccination leading to its broader adoption.
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Henry Ford Points the Way as Merchant Genius
Henry Ford is praised as both a premier manufacturer and merchant. The piece credits Ford with transforming the automobile world through his exceptional skill as a merchant and industry leader.
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Henry Ford’s price cuts set postwar market direction
The text lauds Henry Ford for slashing prices to near pre war levels, arguing his move proves a path for all producers and merchants. It states no group or corporation can sustain wartime prices and asserts other producers must follow or fail.
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Boston Weather Records Highlight Warm September Day
The oldest inhabitant recalls Boston's warmest September 24 on record with 83 degrees in 1914 and 1901 and cites a cold 89 in 1885. No rain on this date in ten years except 1910, 1918, and 1019, per official figures.
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