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The Post Santa Faces Greatest Need in Career
The Post’s Santa reports rising requests from poor youngsters this Christmas season. He plans to expand his visiting list and seeks donor support as a treasurer-agent to carry happiness to needy children.
U S Seeks Exit for Boy Ed and von Papen
Article notes Berlin hesitates on US safe conduct for Captain Boy Ed and Captain von Papen while Washington insists they depart. It suggests Uncle Sam can deport them by sending them to a port of exit as with other undesirables, leaving their return home to other authorities.
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United States
Boy-Ed
Captain von Papen
Berlin
Uncle Sem
Mellen Says Government Probe Ruined New Haven
The article argues Mr. Charles S. Mellen overstated the probe’s impact on the New Haven railroad. It asserts the railroad was not ruined, citing it endured a bad spell but improved with new leadership, and that internal rot, not government inquiry, caused past troubles.
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Charles S. Mellen
United States
New Haven
Mr. Mellen
Not Above It The Wolf Of Wall Street Linked To German Plots
The accusation against David La mar tied him to German plots to foment strikes in American munitions plants. Lamar’s record suggests willingness to participate for money against U S industrial peace. The suspect was convicted in federal court last year of impersonating a Congressman by telephone for personal gain.
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David Lamar
Wall Street
Lamar
United States
Uncle Sam’s dragnet closes on conspirators for foreign government
The text suggests a portrayal of a man as real and sly enough to be seen among those accused of plotting against the United States. It emphasizes a broad and effective federal crackdown on conspirators supporting a foreign government, expressing cautious approval of the pursuit.
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Uncle Sam
President Wilson’s speech to Congress on state of the Union
The article lauds President Wilson’s address as epoch making with strong literary form and clear defense themes. It notes emphasis on preparedness, a standing army, and a major naval program while praising Pan American unity and cautions against hyphenated foreign loyalties. It argues the message sets a clear policy path for national defense and resource mobilization.
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Congress
State of the Union
War Department
Great Britain
London
United States
The Danger of It Boston election balance urged for taxpayer safety
An editorial warns that merging mayoral and council powers risks waste and poor financial judgment. It contrasts Citizens' ticket candidates Attridge Collins Kenny Storrow with Curley allies, urging voters to elect the proven Citizens' team to safeguard public funds.
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Citizens’ Ticket
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Attridge
Collins
Kenny
Storrow
Curley
Behind the Bolted Door ends in next Sunday Post Magazine
The next Sunday Post Magazine will feature an announcement about prize winners for an ongoing contest. The page notes the finale date and which prizes remain to be claimed by recipients.
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Sunday Post
Do as the Romans Do Adapt and Thrive in Any Weather
Adaptability opens doors to hospitality and success. Do not fret over the uncontrollable weather or mis luck, instead meet people and circumstances as they appear. Make the best of every situation, fit in with company, and keep a constructive outlook.
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Hopedale
Bancroft Memorial Library
George Westover Improves After Auto Collision
The Berkshire Sentinel notes with satirical zeal that George Westover, recently struck by an automobile, is “greatly improved.” The item mocks sensational headlines and Photos before and after fails to clarify how the collision benefited him, while urging wary pedestrians no longer fear touring cars.
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George Westover
Berkshire Sentinel
George
Inventor of Sock Repair Safety Pin Contemplates Holes in Heels
Letter writer from Attleboro Mass asks Newt for a painless heel hole safety pin. Newt replies he may pursue solution to sock wear, considering patches or a sockless shoe approach. He warns that wife repairing holes could affect affection and marriage.
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Wulher Burbank
Daniel
Attleboro
Mass
Cam
Self starter advice for decisive action
The passage warns that a person who relies on being cranked before acting moves slowly. It argues nature provides a self starter in every man and urges learning to activate it promptly to initiate movement and progress.
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Nature
Say Newt and Office Boy Discuss Chic Chin Chin Collars
In a casual office exchange an office boy asks Newt about the chin chin collars worn by girls. The reply praises the look as chic and stylish, noting the collars as very wet and fashionable.
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Newt
Alexander the Great Dreamer and Doer
Reading a portrait of Philip of Macedon and his son Alexander, the text contrasts royal brutality toward conquered Thebes with mercy toward Athens, noting Alexander’s early exposure to civilization. It recounts Philip’s marriage to Cleopatra and the court intrigues at Chaeronea, ending with Alexander fleeing to Epirus after an explosive banquet and a broken path to succession.
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Cleopatra
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Observant Citizen Highlights New England Life and Lore
A long column notes Charles H. Frost of Springvale Maine as the oldest citizen and former legislator, plus local features from Malden to Boston. It recalls Dana Club gatherings, Hooked on hornpout fishing at Franklin Field, red street lights, Tobogganing plans, U S war news, and a Maine man’s 1755 parish treasurer book.
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Pine Tree State
Senate
John Dillon
Park and Recreation Department
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Dana Club
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Middlesex County Court
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Malden
Boston
New England
Mattapan
Mass
Poland Springs
South Poland
Maine
BE. Fuller
Tucia Stebbins Foskit
Wilbraham
Congregational Church
Far Above Rubies Sees Nurse Becomes Mamma to Boy
A widowed father John Waldron hires Ruth Gordon as nurse for his four year old son Ben. Ben grows attached as Ruth becomes a mother figure. When he is told Ruth will leave, Waldron reveals a deep desire for Ruth to stay, and Ruth agrees to remain as their mother.
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Library
John Waldron
Ben
Anna
John
Ruth Gordon
Waldron
Ruth
Gasoline Toil in Uncle Walt Mason Verse
A 1915 verse by Walt Mason laments rising gasoline costs. The speaker recalls once paying grocers and butchers, aiding the needy, and buying books, now forced to spend every dollar on fuel. The poem satirically traces shortages and consumer hardship.
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Charity
Walt Mason
Adams Newspaper Service
Man Lives In A Steam Boiler In Sunday Post Magazine
A feature in the Sunday Post Magazine profiles a man who reportedly resides inside a steam boiler. The piece examines his daily routine, surroundings, and the circumstances surrounding his unusual living situation.
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