Word: mailed
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Boston office of the War Risk Insurance Bureau is located in Room 717 99 Chauncy street, and all service men in difficulty as to the continuance of their insurance are invited to call at that office for advice. Business transacted by mail should be addressed to the "Department Insurance Officer" at the above address. Full information will be furnished and assistance given free of charge to any ex-service...
...vertical climb but no one of these machines, no matter how powerful its engines, has been able to leave the ground at flying speed of less than 45 to 70 miles an hour. A large field is, of course, necessary for this type of plane, and in the aerial mail service for example an open expanse is often difficult to find...
That there is a possibility of the establishment of a municipal airdrome in Boston was disclosed in the invitation sent to the University Club. Members of the state society will this week participate in a conference with Mayor Peters and Aerial Mail officials from Washington as to the desirability of having such an airdrome in or about Boston...
Representatives of the Harvard Aero Club, the Aero Club of New England, and the Massachusetts Aero Club will meet in a conference this week with Mayor Peters, Aerial Mail Officials from Boston, airdrome builders from New York city, and aircraft manufacturers, to discuss the question of establishing a municipal airdrome in Boston. The New England Aero Club has already received a tentative offer of planes and aeronautical supplies from a source which remains undisclosed for the present...
Both season and single tickets may be obtained at the Copley Plaza, the Touraine, the Harvard Club of Boston, Kent's Bookstore, and by mail from the manager at 11 Apthorp House, Cambridge. Prices for the season tickets are: $3.50, $2.50, and $1.75, while the single tickets sell...