Peace Night in New York After War Ends
Lieutenant Big Ed recounts a jubilant Fifth Avenue celebration on peace with friends, including G Everhard Carrington and Tornado Eagan. Jeanne, Tornado’s sister, captivates with elegance as guests from Martens & Jackens gather, while Ed muses on baseball's return and the crowd’s exuberant reception.
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Joe
New York
Fifth Avenue
Jeanne
Foch
Tornado Eagan
Tornado
Himself
Actin
Camp Upton
Fin’ly
Nero
G. Everhard Carrington
Mac
Woolworth
Prohibition
Billy
Lusitania
Kim
France
U.S
G. Everhard
Yale
Mary Eagan
Phil Bloom
Catey Miller
Eddie Stevens
Columbus
Russia
Paderwiski
Pastor condemns Sunday golf in staunch sermon
The Rev. Edward T. Sullivan railed against self indulgence and Bolshevism in a sermon at St. Paul’s Cathedral. He argued that men who play golf or drink at country clubs on Sundays deny others, calling such attitudes pure Bolshevism and a breach of Sabbath restraint.
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Edward T. Sullivan
St. Paul's Cathedral
Death claims longtime South End resident Mrs Reinhart
Mrs Annie Reinhart died after a long illness at her home 78 Middlesex street. She was an active church and charity worker in the South End and a member of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. She is survived by her son former Representative Charles A Reinhart and daughter Mrs Nellie Coffey.
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Annie Reinhart
South End
Middlesex Street
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Demanway
Ireland
Charles A. Reinhart
Nellie Coffey
Noonan's Hair Petrole Treatment Promises Quick Hair Care
Barbers tout Noonan's Hair Petrole as a stimulating non-irritating scalp and hair lotion for dry hair and dandruff. Applied by barbers for 15 cents or sold by the bottle at druggists, department stores, or from the manufacturers T Noonan & Sons of 38 Portland Street Boston.
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Noonan
T. Noonan & Sons
Portland St
Boston
To be continued in tomorrow's Post and each day thereafter
A note indicates ongoing coverage will resume in tomorrow's Daily and Sunday Post and continue daily until the story is finished. The text signals a serial or multi day publication plan without detailing events.
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Tomorrow’s Post
Daily
Sunday Post
Living costs rise 71 percent since 1914 across the United States
The National Industrial Conference Board reports that the cost of living for American wage earners was 71 percent higher in July 1919 than in July 1914, driven by increases in food, shelter, clothing, heat and sundries. The rise marks the highest level since the war began, with a 6 percent gain from March 1919 and a 12 percent gain since June 1918.
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National Industrial Conference Board
Beacon Street
United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
United States
National Industrial* Conference Board
Average Increase of 71 Percent in Living Costs Across 1914 1919
The report notes an overall 71 percent rise in family budgets since 1914 with variations by locality especially rents. Food prices rose 84 percent since 1913, clothing surged about 100 percent, and fuel costs up 57 percent while sundries increased about 5 percent between March and July 1919.
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Howevr
Bradstreet’s
Dun’s
New York Times Annalist
Boston
Charleston
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Auto tips over leaves one dead in Lewiston area crash
Mrs Emily Morin of Livermore Falls died from injuries after a touring car overturned on State highway four miles north of Lewiston. Florerice Duran and driver R A Partridge are not expected to live. Edmond Blais escaped unhurt and said the vehicle was racing another car.
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Lewiston
Emily Morin
Livermore Falls
Florerice Duran
R. A. Partridge
Edmond Blais
Blais
Partridge
Miss Helen Forsthoffer and Julius Gaydos Wed in Lexington
Announcement reports the Saturday wedding at First Baptist Church Lexington of Helen Irene Forsthoffer from Trenton New Jersey to Julius Gaydos a Trenton businessman. The ceremony was by Rev George Loring Thurlow. They will return to Trenton to reside after a weeklong wedding trip in Lexington.
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First Baptist Church of
Lexington
Helen Irene Forsthoffer
Trenton
N. J
Julius Gaydos
George Loring Thurlow
Gaydos
Hull Town Meeting Weighs Police Pay Increase
Citizens of Hull gather at the Hull Village fire station for a special town meeting to consider raising police department members' pay.
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Hull
Hull Village
Police Department
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