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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1918

Page

10

Boston Post February 22 1918 subscription rates

The Independent Democratic Paper of New England lists daily and Sunday subscription prices for domestic Canada and foreign delivery. Rates include annual and short-term options for Daily, Sunday, and combined service, with postage and district surcharges noted.

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TELEPHONES Editorial Rooms 1004 1005 7400 Main porting Editor

Editorial office contact details list Edwin A Grozier as Editor and Publisher with subscription policies and notice to readers. The text provides phone numbers and department headings for editorial, financial, and advertisements, plus payment in advance and discontinuation after expiration.

Washington as President Both Praised and Criticized

The piece reflects on George Washington’s presidency, noting attacks and doubts about monarchy and bias toward Britain, while praising his wisdom and patriotism. On the 186th anniversary of his birth, it argues providence raises leaders in crises and urges loyal support for liberty and government.

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Merited Rebuke Letter Praises US War Effort From France

Army and Navy Journal publishes a United States officer in France who rebukes critics at home for undermining war work. He lauds progress in railroads, wagon roads, communications, and artillery readiness, noting the French 75 mm and U.S. heavy guns. He condemns political calumniators who claim the War Department has failed, calling their cries disingenuous.

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Street Railway Strike Not Justified At Present Time

The editorial urges Boston elevated road workers to avoid a strike as public support would be absent amid wartime hardships. It cites high living costs and contract bounds, endorsing conciliation and arbitration while urging patience until better times arrive.

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They Have Earned It On The Gas Question

A British wartime editorial argues against trusting Germany on gas use and questions guarantees from Germany after a pledge to abstain. General Maurice notes the risk of a surprise gas attack like that in 1915, condemning German faithlessness and warning against moral bankruptcy.

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Washingtons Birthday Tribute and Colonial Roots Reflected

Washington birth and early life retold with rustic humor and lessons from the Revolutionary era. The piece blends anecdotes of George Washingtons boyhood, Braddocks defeat, and his rise to first president, interwoven with modern tributes and public notices on Washingtons Birthday.

Chocolate and cocoa through history in America and Europe

A historical overview traces the rise of cocoa and chocolate from 18th century elite beverages to global consumption. It cites producing nations, per capita patterns in the United States Germany France the UK and Holland and notes fermentation roasting and fat extraction forming cocoa and chocolate products. It recounts Montezuma and Maria Theresa as early famed admirers and contrasts peppery Mexican chocolate with later European adaptations.

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Our Way Is Full of Wondrous Things and Flame

A poetic meditation on life’s bright, ever changing moments. The speaker asserts that each hour brings a vivid, freeing moment for the soul to swing toward eternity.

See-Saw Romance on Washington's Birthday Courtyard

A dark-eyed boy named Washington Farrell and a golden-haired girl called Marjorie Pierce grow from childhood playmates to sweethearts across years. He returns wealthy, she has fallen from princess to Cinderella as the see-saw of fate tilts, and they reunite on Washington's Birthday for a long-awaited party.

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Which Comes First Dear Miss Champagne

In the Boston Post a readers’ plea from CHUMS asks whether love leads to kissing or kissing creates love. They request Miss Champagne’s opinion on this perennial question and promise to sign letters CHUMS.

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Which comes first the egg or the chicken debate in society

The speaker muses on the egg versus chicken question and urges self respecting young women to form firm convictions. They argue girls should know right from wrong by inner strength rather than rely on admirers opinions or pro and con debates.

Two Minute Talks On The War What Can I Do

An exhortation urges citizens to aid the war effort through three actions: pay taxes and buy Liberty Bonds, conserve all necessities including food, and support relief organizations like the Red Cross. It adds a call for constructive behavior, discouraging unnecessary criticism and urging informed, responsible participation.

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