Boston Post Independent Democratic Ex New England
The Boston Post announces subscription rates for U S and Canada with annual and shorter terms and notes foreign rates. It lists mailing details and notices about delivery, payment, and republication rights held by The Boston Post and its publisher Post Publishing Co.
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British soft coal glut harms buyers at home
The article notes a surplus of British soft coal caused by speculators misjudging American demand. Traders dump coal below purchase price to move cargoes, risking losses to exporters while U S consumers face limited supply and price pressure.
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Government's New Financing Promises Treasury Bond Sale
The government plans to issue about 1 billion dollars of 4 percent bonds to fund debts due next January. After war funding, rates fell and buyers profited on old bonds, boosting confidence that new issues will attract investors at favorable terms.
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Treasury Department
German Money Era Ties Trade To Real Production
The text argues that in historic Germany money served mainly as barter and that the mark’s value rests on production rather than paper money. It emphasizes production as the true basis of national wealth, noting the Reichsbank’s presses print but may not reflect real purchasing power, and mentions officials handling affairs.
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The German as a man and money in old days
The text argues that the German person remains valuable and productive, while praising the American dollar as the best money due to the American people's influence, whether in metal or paper form.
Outlawing Liquor Sales On Shipping Vessels Proposed
Washington dispatch reports a Justice Department tentative opinion on liquor sales aboard American ships and foreign vessels entering U S ports. Prohibition officials foresee banning liquor on Shipping Board steamers and possibly barring entry of foreign ships carrying liquor.
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It Cannot Be Done The Bank Clerk's Theft Foolproof?
A Boston bank clerk steals over 100000 but ends broke and jailed. The piece warns there is no easy money in theft and cites conscience, exposure, disgrace, and ruin as inevitable consequences. It emphasizes honesty as the only policy and notes most wrongdoers intend to do good but are swept into a fatal sequence.
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Jersey farm side markets clarified by highway ruling
A reader question about New Jersey roadside markets is answered. The Highway Commission did not ban farmer stalls on private land but rejected use of highway rights of way by nonfarm vendors selling mainly roast franks and drinks. Genuine farmers may sell along roads if prices are fair.
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Why Indeed The United States Eager For Whiskey Bearing Craft
An unclear fragment hints at a national interest in whiskey making or distribution. The text mentions the United States and whiskey, but provides no concrete events, dates, or entities. Further readable details are required for a precise card.
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United States
What the Sphinx Says on Highbrow Humor and Health
Roy Neal reflects on two definitions of a highbrow, contrasting self view with common opinion. He quotes hypothetical voices, defines the second view as correct, and ends with a vignette about two farmer boys chasing “the last forkful” as a metaphor for purposeful effort.
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Roy Neal
How to Be a Public Speaker In Public Addresses
A compact critique of public speaking notes the practice as a loud one sided talk with simple gestures. It lists three standard motions and common phrases used to rouse an audience while referencing famous leaders as rhetorical ornaments.
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Fragmented Snippet Reflects Social Commentary
A garbled text piece offers wit on fashion, reform, and education. It mentions hops, skirts, ankles, and social perception while critiquing the education system and salary expectations for teachers, ending with an unfinished thought.
Observant Citizen notes fall police inspection and city life
The column describes the Boston police fall inspection at the Mattapan station and winter clothing provisioning for officers. It recalls boys playing improvised golf on dry common ground, Metropolis Park Office housing near Boylston Tremont, and safety efforts by the Massachusetts Safety Council led by Frank A. Goodwin.
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Grand Pre and the Acadian Deportation Drama
The article recalls Grand Pre as a small Acadian village famed for its valley and river views. It recounts the 1735 deportation ordered by Lt. Governor Charles Lawrence, with John Winslow leading 418 men to seize the church, detain villagers, and deport thousands to ports from Boston to Georgia. Many endured long separations and hardship, some fleeing to Louisiana, while later generations remained in Evangeline country.
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A Perfect Quarrel Over Doughnuts On Eighth Anniversary
Mrs. Larry Moore grows anxious over her eighth week of marriage and a stubborn doughnut craving. Larry’s absence and a teetering mood lead to a tense night until a jewel box apology reveals his devotion and forgiveness.
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Poems for Your Scrap Book Reflections Amid Hard Times
The piece speaks of enduring beauty and hope despite evil and sorrow. It emphasizes quiet courage, trust, and valor as seeds of resilience in dark days.
Globe backs Post on Mayflower ineligible for race
Toronto Globe agrees with Boston Post that the Mayflower remains ineligible for the trophy. Trustees previously ruled the American schooner built for fishing first and racing later. four other vessels will race in elimination contests off Gloucester on October 12, 15, and 14, with no objections to them. Canadian yachting circles hope for an international contest.
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Costs of Tax Collecting Letter to the Editor
A Boston reader argues the costs of tax collection differ between state and federal systems. He notes the 1931 Massachusetts federal income tax collection cost was about 8 cents per $100, with an estimated 2 cents higher, and that state income tax collection costs vary greatly by state. He urges a fair, year-for-year comparison and cautions against broad generalizations.
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Beaton Weather On This Date Records Coldest Dry Streak
The report notes this date's warmth and compares it to past records. It states no rain at Beaton in the last decade except 1981, and mentions a 9 degree low for a prior year.
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Shoes and Stockings Amusing Royal Brown Sketch
A brief note previews the humorous Royal Brown piece in the Boston Sunday Magazine titled Shoes and Stockings. The snippet signals light entertainment and a forthcoming humorous column.
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