Boston Post Ad Rates and Postal Details September 24, 1921
The Boston Post lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with Canada and foreign pricing, postage details for Boston district copies, and payment instructions. It notes second class entry in Boston and cautions against sending cash, advising checks and money orders to POST PUBLISHING.
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Boston Post masthead and policy note
The Boston Post announces subscription terms and delivery notices and credits Edwin A Grozier as editor and publisher. It notes Associated Press republication rights and international newspaper offices in London and Paris, with publication dated Saturday September 24, 1921.
NM Senate Election Returns Reflect Narrow GOP Victory
New Mexico voters reelect Senator Bursum as a Republican in a close special election filling the seat after Secretary Fall resigns. Harding carried the state by about 11,000 last fall while Bursum wins by roughly 7,000 this fall, leaving neither party with strong cause for celebration and implying limited political significance.
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New Mexico
United States
Bursum
Fall
Department of the Interior
Harding
Cox
Morals by Contract Rumor Hits Universal Film Contracts
The Universal Film Company plans a morality clause in actor contracts claiming to enforce public standards. The piece argues such a clause slurs the profession and that enforcement under pressure may fail, noting public opinion has already acted in cases like Arbuckle.
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Universal Film Company
Treaty entangles United States in European affairs under Borah critique
The article argues the new German treaty echoes Versailles and faces Senate opposition led by Senator Borah. It describes Borah's claim that the pact is entangling the U.S. in European politics and economics without a proper reservation, citing Reservation No. 7 that would require Senate approval for any U.S. action.
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Germany
Senate
Botah
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Europe
Foreign Relations Committee
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Senate of the
Borah
Treaty and Germany’s role under Versailles debated
The text asserts Germany’s adherence to Versailles and supports ratification without delay. It notes Borah’s reservation as a twist, suggesting the new treaty repeats prior decisions. The piece frames the issue as a continuation of the original stance on the postwar settlement.
Tax Collection Harassment Reform for Massachusetts Incomes
The article argues for minimal harassment in income tax collection. It cites W D T Trefry's successful approach and urges state or national reforms to limit revisions and inquisitions, proposing abolition of state taxation of individual incomes if reform fails.
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W. D. T. Trefry
Massachusetts
Baseball Championships and the Race to Crown Winners
The piece discusses the upcoming American and National League pennant races with New York teams dominant and the world series potentially featuring the same city. It praises baseball as a healthful, unifying sport and notes its global spread, while looking ahead to selecting league winners and the 1922 season.
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New York
Canada
Soviet Debts To Be Negotiated With England and France
The article notes Soviet trade commissioner Leonid Krassin indicating negotiations with Britain and France to settle Czarist debts. It argues Russia will likely repay foreign debts dollar for dollar, stressing external creditors face no ruble depreciation risk and that repudiation would threaten future credit.
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Russia
Leonid Krassin
England
France
United States
Hecht Nominated for U S Marshal in Southern New York
President Harding nominated William C Hecht to be United States marshal for the southern district of New York new York city. He will replace Thomas McCarthy who resigned effective October 1.
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Washington
William C. Hecht Wan
Harding
United States
New York
New York City
Thomas McCarthy
Marshal Foch
America
Marshal Fayolle
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk What the Sphinx Says
Newton Newkirk presents a column that delves into riddles and insights from the sphinx. The piece promises a blend of wit and reflection, exploring mysteries challenging readers to think beyond the obvious.
Is it possible to move a car by cranking in reverse
A reader asks if a car can be moved backward by cranking with the gear in reverse while the engine is not running. Jingley confirms it is possible with a heavy car, noting lighter cars are harder to do and recounts a past experience moving a lightweight vehicle by cranking in reverse.
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Jingley
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Observant Citizen notes time change and curiosities
The column recalls daylight saving ends and advises turning clocks back or advancing to standard time. It reflects on Woodrow Wilson's health anniversary, mentions a gas station stunt, pays tribute to old New England figures, and notes Dartmouth’s white church turning 150 with famed speakers in its history.
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Urbain Ledoux
Church of the Unemployed
Howard Street
Boston
Charles A. Dana
Horace Greeley
Ledoux
Dartmouth
Daniel Webster
Rufus Choate
Salmon P. Chase
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Walt Whitman
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Edward Everett Hale
Off color eggs spark market pricing quip and deals
A reader asks Hon Newton Newkirk where to draw the line between brown and white eggs for higher profits. The columnist paintingly claims to know how to alter egg shade by a chemical bath and offers a secret recipe for $100, while touching on obituaries, theater notes, property rent hikes, and wartime reminiscences from Boston and beyond.
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Newton Newkirk
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J. Q. Moore
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Napoleon Bonaparte and the 18th Brumaire Rising
A compact portrait traces Napoleon Bonaparte from Corsican youth through artillery school to rapid rise as a brilliant general. It notes his early revolts, key victories at Lodi Arcola Rivoli and Egypt, and the 18th Brumaire coup that ended the French Revolution, reshaping Europe.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
Europe
Napoleon
Ajacio
Corsica
Napoléon
Paoli
France
Charles Bonaparte
Joseph
Brienne
Plutarch
Gorsica
Paris
Ajaccio
Toulon
Barras
Josephine de Beauharnais
Lodi
Arcola
Rivoli
Austria
Egypt
Pyramids
Nelson
Syria
Acre
Aboukir
Household Hints From Everyday Food Ideas
A collection of practical kitchen tips and small crafts for school lunches and home life. Suggestions include packing lunches with preserved fruits, canning apples, making marmalade, using ginger in bread, and simple crafts like turning clothespins into napkin holders. Also includes advice on cleaning water, packaging sandwiches, and serving ice cream attractively.
The Quiet Life by Walt Mason
Walt Mason satirizes nightlife as restless and noisy. The speaker chooses sleep over danger and crime reports, praising a quiet bed and curfew as safer than wandering streets and high life.
West Dear Miss Champagne Engagement Dilemma
A young woman asks if she should continue dating a man who is evasive about a prior engagement in the West. The columnist urges caution, notes his double game may harm her, and advises not to compromise herself before confirming his honesty and respectability.
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Miss Champagne
Oldest Inhabitant Recalls Boston Weather Records
The oldest resident recalls Boston's warmest for September 24 reaching 87 in 1914 and 88 in 1901, and the coldest at 39 in 1885. He notes no rain on this date in the past decade except 1918 and 1919.
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Boston
Fruit Jelly Between Two Sings With Candied Fruit
A recipe fragment instructs spreading fruit jelly between two sings and sprinkling chopped candied fruit on top for a sweet layered treat.
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