Washington Post Boston? Subscription rates and postal note
Ed Grery evenings with subscription by mail or delivery. Rates: per year sixty cents for four months two dollars. Subscription payable in advance. Address inquiries to The city or to The Associated Press. Second class matter at Hagerstown Post Office. Copyright notice and republication rights listed. Associated Press content used with permission.
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Daydream Spending of a Schoolteacher's Wardrobe
A fragmented 19th century text discusses a Miss Lillian Locke who surveys wages and prices for girls, noting they spend heavily on clothing. It lists a weekly salary around 23 dollars and a yearly clothes budget near 75 dollars, detailing allocations for coats, dresses, shoes, and accessories. The piece questions how girls can afford such expenses.
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Mise Locke
Warel
Fragmented Alumni Weekly Critique on Decorum and Diversity
A brief piece from the Yale Alumni Weekly questions the tone of campus writing. It cites praiseworthy criticism that sometimes becomes hollow and sonorous. The essay argues diversity demands judgment and sportsmanlike friendship amid such discourses.
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Fusa
A Tear and a Flower for Merlea Debts in Rome
A fragment from a Rome newspaper recalls a tearful Christmas message about war debts and poor Merlea. It notes December pockets, holy arg, and Moscow payments, highlighting sorrow over Europe’s financial strain and inability to pay debts honestly.
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Merlea
Rome
Europe
Worthing
Salespeople In The Rush At The Christmas Store Spell
During the Christmas rush, salespeople must manage many customers with patience and speed. Well trained clerks keep attention on each shopper, balance multiple needs, and quickly offer helpful information and stock, ensuring satisfaction despite the hurry.
Mail Pouch Artes in northern Ching pow war fare
A garbled report cites bizarre phrases about China learning to be civilized and a santé health commission. It mentions Big Bill Thompson naming a physician mayor’s aide after an explosion and a Missouri wife seeking divorce describing her husband as volatile and bellicose. An expert witness discusses carrier pigeons and pigeons returning home amid confusing text.
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Artes
China
Tony
Bothey
Big Bill Thomson
Thompson
Chicago
Broadway Pitchmen and Street Traders of New York
A colorful snapshot of Broadway hustlers known as pitchmen who hawk varied wares with gimmicks and quick wit. The piece describes their tricks, from glass cutters to X-ray devices, and notes their persistence amid winter crowds on Manhattan sidewalks.
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New York
Broadway
Engaie
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Azores
Just Forks By Edgar A Guest
A poem describing a child’s fear of being watched as Christmas approaches. The speaker envisions discovery and awe when Christmas Joys begin, imagining mother’s calm presence and the reveal of gifts and merriment that will surprise and delight.
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Just Forks
Edgar A. Guest
Life Span Tied to Type of Work and Health Risks
A JAMA physician argues life expectancy hinges on work type and conditions. He notes eight daily hours for sleep, eight for work, eight for recreation, with mental labor and poor pay linked to poorer diets and recreation. Industrial and hazardous jobs show higher death rates. insurers weigh these risks for premiums.
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Elaepa
York
Fie
Mquor
Nici
Tual
Seldamen
Dettlate
Proprietary
Tailora
Efelit
Jose
Mnega
McCoy's Tablets Promise Health and Weight Gain
An advertisement touts McCoy's Tablets as a world famous remedy to restore hollow cheeks and weak appearance. It claims rapid improvement in strength and health, with a guarantee: if fourty eight boxes do not yield at least five pounds gain, druggists will refund. The product name is shortened from McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets to McCoy's Tablets.
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Atlantic City
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Ntice
Mnet
America
Trial marriage beliefs stir public debate in exploration
Olive Roberts Barton discusses trial marriages and free love amid social norms and religious scrutiny. The piece notes opinions of judges and critics, referencing Freud and liberal views while asking if society is ready for such trials and whether families educated daughters for modern partnerships.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Soto
Hendrik von Loon
Frantes Goodrich
Custawl
Freud
Lindsey
Unclear Phrase Sparks Narrow Interpretation
A fragmentary text presents unclear statements about customs, marriages, and societal aptitude. It reads as garbled notes with nonsensical terms, offering no verifiable events, names, dates, or concrete entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
Jingle Echoes On A Turbulent Top
A fragment describes a lone figure atop a scene, crafting a pretty stir with a fanciful display. The lines imply a playful mood and a remembered performance, though specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Christmas Shopping and Cold Care with Father John’s Medicine
Caution urges shoppers not to neglect colds during busy holidays. Father John’s Medicine is promoted as safe for all ages, alcohol free and without strong drugs, claimed to strengthen the body and provide quick relief. The ad notes over 70 years of use and recommends preventive use at the first sign of a cough or cold.
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Father John
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