Boston Post announces subscription details and masthead
The Boston Post publication details for September 26 1921 include pricing and subscription terms for domestic and international readers. It notes office address 259 Washington St Boston MA and printing affiliations with Post Publishing Co. It also states Associated Press rights and republication policy and lists London Paris offices.
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Post Publishing Co
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Mass
Costs of Occupation Show Heavy Allied Burden
The Reparations Commission releases cost figures through May 1 showing the United States at 278,067,610 dollars and per man daily costs of 4.59 dollars. France and Britain incur large sums with Belgium and Italy also listed. Germany faces eventual repayment but payments to allies take precedence under Versailles terms.
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United States
France
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
Uncle Sam
Germany
Germany Pays symbolic Reparations at Kiel Port Ceremony
At Kiel last Thursday Germany performed a solemn act of atonement for sinking the Argentine steamers Monte Protegido and Toro during World War I. Argentine Minister Molina and staff were ceremoniously received aboard the battleship Hanover with flag plus luncheon and a fifteen-gun salute. The question remains whether Germany has also provided pecuniary compensation for the two ships.
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Kiel
Associated Press
Germany
Argentina
Monte Protegido
Toro
Luis B. Mollrta
Hanover
Molina
Peters the Boston Mayor Opens Work For Unemployed
Andrew J. Peters shows practical support by employing 18 laborers and awarding 16 contracts to generate work for hundreds more. He urges other city leaders to follow his example to cut idle labor. Boston’s chief executive is praised for decisive action and capable governance.
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Cox
Andrew J. Peters
Boston
Commonwealth
Peters
Mayor Seeks Steady Tax Tone Amid Winter Prep
The mayor balances unemployment relief with keeping taxes reasonable while anticipating winter conditions. His mayoralty is described as stable and proactive, unlike a time server or opportunist, portraying him as a strong leader of a big municipal operation.
Massachusetts Chamber Finds Unemployment Not So Bad
The Massachusetts State Chamber of Commerce reports from 21 local chambers that unemployment is only slightly above normal and improving. Factors include foreigners returning home after the war boom ends, rural workers rejoining farms, and corporations offering part time work to spread the wage fund. Cooperation among state and local groups is urged to prevent winter suffering.
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Massachusetts State Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Pettingell Draws Alarm in Sixth District Campaign
The piece questions Republican reactions to Judge Charles I. Pettingell in the sixth district race. It notes GOP concern over his strength and arguments and contrasts direct appeals to Republicans with presidential practices. It praises Pettingell’s life from hotel porter to Harvard degree and his merit in war civilian and judicial service.
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Harding
Charles I. Pettingell
Wilson
New Mexico
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Charles ,I. Pettingell
Boston Police Plan to Stop Hopping on Vehicles
In No Accident Week instructions, officers will stop extra rides on cars and surface vehicles. They will take the child's name and report to parents to stress that riding on moving vehicles is dangerous and against traffic rules. Emphasis lies on involving guardians to curb this practice.
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Boston
Cathedral Parish Festival Planned at Hibernian Hall
Announcement made at all masses in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross for a parish festival at Hibernian Hall Dudley Street on November 12. Committees will be formed and parish societies and sodalities will contribute to the event with many features prepared for a splendid program.
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Canada
Sunday Post
Boston
Post Publishing Co
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Hibernian Hall
Dudley Street
Be Up With Fresh and Shining Face Youths Call
Across distant hills a new dawn breaks and the youth wakes to push toward rugged hills of beauty and truth. The poem urges fair play brave spirit and persistence despite thorns and tears while a reader from Middleboro debates proper usage of button up versus button down and proposes button through as a better term.
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What the Sphinx Says on Vision and Flaws
A reflective aphorism notes that many men pride themselves on sharp sight yet fail to spot their own faults. The saying underscores self awareness and humility.
Don'ts for safety and civic notes in Observant Citizen
Boston Observant Citizen outlines safety tips from Superintendent Crowley It lists Don't Get Hurt and Don't Hurt Others amid a mix of local vignettes and public notices The column describes market produce in season and reports on Armistice Day observances and traffic scenes in Boston with anecdotes about residents and tradespeople.
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Michael H. Crowley
Boston Police Department
Boston Weather Record Sparks Oldest Inhabitant Claims
The oldest resident recalls Boston’s warmest September 26 on official record reaching 95 in 1881 and 85 in 1895 while noting 34 in 1879 as the coldest. He adds no rain in Boston on this date in the past decade except 1911 and 1918.
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Boston
Napoleon's Downfall Ends Great European Conquests
The article traces Napoleon Bonaparte's expansion after Jena and Austerlitz and his failed invasion of Russia. It chronicles his dynastic rearrangements, exile of Josephine, marriage to Marie Louise, and the 1812 Moscow campaign. The retreat from Moscow decimates his army, with 600,000 men reduced to a few thousand by winter.
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India
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Waoer
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Post Letter Box Inquiries From Readers At The Post
Letters to the editor reveal questions on daylight saving dates in 1918 the Mauretania speed record and hunting licenses for Massachusetts minors governors salaries and flag etiquette at funerals plus poetry lines and armistice rumor timing all answered in this column.
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New England
Maine
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Rhode Island
Connecticut
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New York
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Useless Knowledge And The Motoring Woes Of Uncle
A humorous poem about a speaker who boasts vast useless knowledge of ancient history and poetry but cannot fix a car or garden problem. He contrasts his lore with practical skills of his neighbor Johnson, noting misfit knowledge in everyday troubles. The piece ends with a tongue in cheek wish for simpler know-how.
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J. P. M'Evoy
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Walt Mason
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Dear Miss Champagne Advice on a Love Triangle and Persistence
A man seeks guidance as two women, a friend and her companion, prefer each other to him. He admires the friend and wonders how to proceed. The columnist suggests gracefully accepting their choice, but notes time may shift attitudes and persistence could win the favored woman.
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Chum
Qhais
Armistice Received In Country On November 7 1918
A report notes the armistice was received in the country on Thursday November 7 1918, four days before the associated event.
Household Hints on Cooking and Crafting Tips
Practical kitchen and crafting tips including drying wet shoes with warmed qat, dyeing cotton navy blue with black dye, cream cheese fillings with orange and cayenne, making sandwich spreads from dried fruit, washing dried produce, shaking in a jar with water, using meat trimmings for soup and fat for frying, crochet cotton for buttons, repairing amber knitting needles, preparing smooth fruit cake icing, and blanching chestnuts with butter for easy shell removal.
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