25 Feb 1919
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1919
Page
1
A political statement declares the United States will not fail in the current crisis and that the hope of the world rests with America. The speaker asserts confidence that the people will render a wise verdict and that civilization will not be plunged into renewed despair.
President Wilson smiled through a long ovation as he left Boston after his European trip. The welcome from Boston and New England delighted him, marking a joyous homecoming after his voyage.
President Woodrow Wilson, back from the Paris peace talks, declared he invites a test of national sentiment on his League of Nations plan. He warned against opposition and said he would let the fight proceed if needed, amid a standing ovation in Mechanics Hall.
As militant suffragists are moved to a house of detention, a peaceful march presents President Wilson with a large bouquet. The President replies that he is sorry for not doing more and asserts that suffrage is coming soon.
Telegraph and wireless courses offered day or evening at 899 Boylston St. New classes in both subjects begin March 3.
Mrs Edwards wife of General Edwards regretted illness kept her indoors as President arrived. She watched from an upper story window on Commonwealth Avenue salute as his car passed toward Copley Plaza. Friends in following cars looked up to greet her.
Ad reads urge parents to choose Father John's Medicine for children with colds due to claimed strengthening body building elements. The ad emphasizes relief and vitality through the product.
Silk hats appeared in abundance on Boston streets yesterday as war was declared. City officials and residents wore their finest toppers, with crowds cheering when a silk hat appeared atop an automobile, mistaken for the President.
A rediscovered club ad offers a Cigar prize to the man who embodies true living. The line hints at exclusive lifestyle branding and a promotional angle from the era.
Many residents camped along the route to see the President as half a million people gathered by early morning. The scene showed a day-long spectacle with crowds filling stations and streets in anticipation.
A 64 page book titled Language Logic promises a method to learn speaking reading and writing Spanish French Italian and English by listening to phonograph records. Cortina Academy New York offers the book free for a limited time to those who request it.
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