The Boston Post issues notice and staff details
The Boston Post dated September 27 1921 lists office at 259 Washington St Boston MA telephones for editorial and advertising staff notes subscriptions must be prepaid and discontinued if not paid in advance Edwin A Grozier is editor and publisher the paper is associated with the Associated Press and claims the largest daily morning circulation in the United States.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Newsday
Edwin A. Grozier
BER
Associated Presb
Associated Press
Boston Post
United States
Mail Early Campaign Boosts Railroad Mail Volumes
Postmaster General Hays promotes early mailing with charts showing the Twentieth Century Limited mail doubling since the campaign began. Morning letters are processed immediately, reducing afternoon congestion at Boston and speeding despatch for the west. The slogan benefits both government and citizens.
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Hays
West
Boston
The Culpa bly Careless
An admonition urges adults to avoid injury and harm by adopting a nationwide safety campaign. It stresses personal responsibility, stronger safeguards, and urgent warnings to protect life and limb, urging participation to prevent accidents and hospital stays.
Illumination on Archduke Frederic estates sale
A consortium of Americans and others purchased a large share of the Hapsburg holdings in Austria. The deal is seen as profitable for the buyers if the price was modest and the assets were swampy with royal history. The piece notes an illuminating aspect to the surprising transaction.
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Frederic
Hapsburg
Austria
New England
Labrador
Newt
Trotzky
Olneyville
R. I
South Station
Irony of Fate in League Sanction for Vienna Purchase
The piece notes the paradox that a New York newspaper editor, long hostile to the League of Nations, seeks its approval for a purchase linked to Austrian property rights. The ironic twist lies in appealing to the league he opposed to validate his syndicate’s acquisition.
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League of Nations
Austria
League
New York
Thrift Among Mass Savings Bank Depositors
A New York banker notes Massachusetts leads with 67 of every 100 residents having savings deposits. He explains regional thrift differences, cites New England strength, and cites national totals showing vast savings outside banks. James J. Hill is quoted on saving as a gauge of success.
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Pulleyn
New York
Massachusetts
New England
Indiana
Treasury Department
James J. Hill
Gary praises Mexico and Obregon after US Steel visit
Elbert H. Gary says Mexico is rising from revolution and civil war toward peace and prosperity. He met President Obregon, calls him a strong leader, and asserts safe property and capital will attract new enterprises, supporting Wilson's watchful waiting policy.
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Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Mexico
Republic
Obregon
United States
Harden in America amid Junker opposition
The German journalist Maximilian Harden is reported to have abandoned his planned lecture tour in America, a move praised by the Junker faction while viewed as a concession to anti liberal sentiment. The article defends Harden as loyal to Germany and critical of Junkerism, urging America to hear his views. A fashion note follows describing blue serge cape and black chiffon dinner gowns.
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Maximilian Harden
America
Junker
Germany
Junkers
Harden
Inventor Appeals For Funds In Fog Powered Invention
The text presents a spoof plea from Newble claiming to be the sole inventor of a fog powered device and seeks funds from a philanthropist and economist, Newite, promising to relieve burdens on wives and aid husbands. It mocks self serving understandings and boasts of industrial progress.
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Newbie
Newiite
Newk
Newble
Observant Citizen Highlights Boston Life and Oddities
A reflective column covers health in Boston during influenza calm, notes Dorchester and Charlestown workers, old timers like District Foreman Condon, and light touches from New England weather lore. It mentions a French Medal for WWI veterans and local library photo exhibits.
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P. H. Condon
City of
Boston
Charlestown
Household Tips From Boston Housewives
A few practical kitchen tips are shared by Mrs. Ef A Bell of West Somerville and Mrs H Crosby of East Boston. Suggestions include using soda in milk to prevent curdling, lemon juice enhancing scrambled eggs, lemon bath for whitening sweetbreads, borax beside the sink saving soap, and placing a cloth in the dish drain to keep dishes from sticking.
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EF. A. Bell
Pearson Road
West Somerville
H. B. Crosby
Princeton Street
East
Boston
Boston Weather Records Mention Oldest Inhabitant
The oldest resident recalls Boston’s warmest September day reaching 86 degrees in 1916 and coldest 4 degrees in 1905. He notes no rain on a specific date in the past decade and cites official figures from 1873 to 1918.
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Boston
Napoleons remarkable returns from Russia and Elba
The piece surveys Napoleons comeback from Russia and his escape from Elba, detailing his 350000 man rally, the British and Austrian diplomacy, the battles of Leipzig and Dresden, and his triumphant Paris return led by the Little Corporal, concluding with the Elba and Waterloo era as Napoleonic marvels.
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Moscow
Waterloo
Napoleon
Paris
Russia
Elba
Holland
Germany
France
Senate
Prussia
Saxony
Lutzen
Bautgen
Spain
Wellington
Europe
Italy
Belgium
Metternich
Austria
Sweden
Bavaria
Great Britain
Dresden
Leipzig
Biba
Louis XVIII
Antibes
Ney
Louis
Tuileries
Grand Staircase
Quatre Bras
Scotland
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