Boston Post July 25 1917 subscription rates and notices
The Boston Post lists daily and Sunday subscription rates for U S Canada and foreign readers and notes postage, payment in advance and discontinuation rules. Editor Edwin A Grozier and staff are referenced with claims of large circulation.
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Poem Excerpt Quotation from 1917 Issue
The fragment presents a poetic quotation by Louise Imogen Guiney dated 1917 about kings of evil and a final redoubt. It reads like a literary sidebar or filler lyric within a July 25 newspaper page.
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United States to enlist many women soldiers says Vossische Zeitung
Berlin based Vossische Zeitung claims the United States plans large scale enlistment of women soldiers to keep order nationwide. The piece speculates women guards could have restrained those harassing the President, contrasting with all male and female forces honoring his duties.
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Berlin
United States
Washington
American Ambulance Corps Transfer to U S Army
The American Ambulance Corps, formed by U S citizens in Paris with private funds, served three years under the French government. With U S entry, its work continues under the American army and the Red Cross, marked by grateful sentiment for the mercy and valor shown.
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A Great Work Before It
The Irish convention at Trinity College Dublin aims to settle the Celt and Saxon tension through an equitable system. Delegates represent diverse Irish life and the government includes figures from all parties, promising a substantial and broadly acceptable outcome.
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President removes Denman Goethals and White from Shipping Board
The President ends a damaging quarrel by dismissing Denman Goethals and White from the Shipping Board, noting they cannot work with others and hinder vital work. Admiral Capps remains as the only appointee with shipbuilding experience and a distinguished naval construction career.
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Notable American Leaders Urge Action for People
Bainbridge Colby described as an able lawyer and Edward N Hurley a successful manufacturer and engineer. The passage calls for action the American people are entitled to.
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Edward N. Hurley
President's sole wartime responsibility in the Constitution
The piece defends executive supremacy in wartime, citing the Constitution and Woodrow Wilson. It argues against a Senate plan to appoint a congressional committee to conduct the war, insisting the administration bears final responsibility and should not be diluted or obstructed. It questions Congress's vote on Section 23 and urges confidence in the President.
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City Council moves to second reading on park improvement fund
Cambridge city council unanimously approved a second reading for an order to appropriate 20000 dollars to extend and improve Magazine Park. The hearing drew broad public attendance as advocates urged better recreation and bathing facilities for the city’s children, with Mayor Rockwood supporting swift action.
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Tributes for Boston Woman at L C B A Convention
The national convention of the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association closed in Atlantic City after eight days. Delegates depart with a sense of renewed vitality for the order. Miss Alice Maloney of Boston received a diamond lavalier and flowers, while Miss Kate Mahoney the supreme president was honored with silver cups and floral baskets. Next convention site undecided but Boston favored.
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Cockran Invited as Principal Speaker at Boston Labor Union
William Bourke Cockran, counsel for Mooney case defendants, is invited to deliver the memorial address at a Boston Central Labor Union meeting on Boston Common Sunday afternoon. Edward F. McGrady will preside as protest event highlights arrests in the case and a concert is scheduled from 2:30 to 3:30 pm before speeches.
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All Sorts Newton Newkirk What the Sphinx Says
The Sphinx comments that a few minutes of daily solitude reveal faults and virtues in yourself you never dreamed. Newton Newkirk presents a reflective snippet urging self awareness and inner observation.
Saltpetre bathtub cleaner and a dog lover’s dilemma
A Boston note touts saltpetre as a bath cleaner using boiling water and a cloth. The text then shifts to a Newt letter about a dog abuse incident, a man’s conscience, and a resolve to act only when rightful.
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Observant Citizen notes on prices people pay and local quirks
The column laments rising prices at Boston soda fountains while noting cash costs for lemonade and ice cream soda. It also records anecdotes about local figures including Bernard J. Rothwell and contributions to the Harvard Foundation, plus zoo curios and birthday anniversaries.
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Lady in mustard color charms two Michigan sisters
Miss Ann and Miss Eliza Bray, living a mile from town, welcome a dazzling visitor described as a fashionable, wealthy Mrs Pratt. The encounter on their porch leads to gossip about an invitation to high society and a twist when an envelope reveals Madam Zoretta and Bingle's Wild Animal Show tickets.
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Postmaster Disloyalty Probe Ordered Over NC Bow men Case
Postmaster General Burleson orders investigation into Senator McCumber's claim that a Bow men, North Carolina postmaster made disloyal utterances. He says no report of such acts has reached the Post Office Department.
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Exams Open for 300 Army Officer Candidates
Examinations for the second lieutenant rank in infantry cavalry field artillery and coast artillery began yesterday. More than 300 men are taking part. The three week tests are conducted by a board of examiners led by Captain Spurr of Fort Banks.
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Fishermen Rescued After Cygne Sinking S
Ur Last Summer St Pierre Mig July 24 three dories from the schooner Cygne sunk after collision with a steamer have been picked up by a tug. The eight men in two dories remain missing.
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Meteora Monasteries Reach by Windlass and Net Haul
The Meteora cliffs in northern Greece house monasteries perched on slender peaks. Visitors ascend via windlass and net or ladders to the Holy Trinity and Barlaam monasteries, then glimpse vast views of the Peneius river and the Tessalina plain. The account notes the dramatic ascent and the preserved religious sites, with references to other features and a teaser about "The Man in the Iron Mask" in tomorrow's issue.
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Kaiser’s Victories Hailed as Allied Gains Grow
A 1917 verse by Walt Mason criticizes Kaiser Wilhelm II for false claims of German progress in World War I. The poem notes Allied advances, Haig’s success, and German retreat while lampooning the Kaiser’s boastful propaganda and submarine promises as hollow lies.
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George Matthew Adams
Hidden counsel to spare a sister future trouble
A narrator counsels mitigating conflict with a man to protect a sister from future heartache. The advice emphasizes cautious social maneuvering and preserving peace to avoid ongoing personal strain.
Saint Denis patron of France and 1915 oil output notes
Reader questions Saint Denis as patron of France noting he was Paris bishop. A statistic states 97 percent of U S men 21 to 44 held wages jobs in 1914. It also cites 1915 German petroleum output of 995764 barrels and Austria over 4 million barrels.
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