Averages Daily Post October 1922
Readable fragment shows publication details for the Daily Post by Post Publishing Co. In October 1922 issued rates for U.S. and Canada subscriptions, price tiers for various terms, and mailing notes. Mentions Boston listing and a typical rate card structure.
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Post Publishing
Washington &I
Boston
U.S
Canada
the Sunday Post
Post
Poster
Mass
Post Publishing CO
Mr Wilson Addresses Armistice Day From Doorstep
Former President Woodrow Wilson speaks to Armistice Day supporters from his home as health improves after his seizure. He shows renewed vigor and reiterates his strong beliefs, though active politics may be in the past. The nation sends good wishes for his continued recovery and eventual fulfillment of his aims.
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Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Paris Students Protests Highlight Cost of Living
Paris despatch notes a student march from the Sorbonne to Montmartre in protest of high living costs. The demonstrators chant and trumpet alleged misery from rents to books as they stage stump speeches in Bastille and other squares.
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Paris
Sorbonne
Montmartre
Bastille
Opera
Vice President Calvin Coolidge on thrift and youth spending
The Vice President, praised as a sage, warns in Northampton that easy wealth and generous but thoughtless giving to youth threaten thrift. He argues abundant prosperity boosts spending, contributes to youth excess, and harms society, calling for restraint and responsibility.
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Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Rich and country benefit quoted in fragment
A fragment from a column notes that the wealthy would embrace a policy and the nation would be immeasurably better off if adopted, reflecting opinion on social or economic reform.
Political balance after election favors prudent governance
The piece argues the next Congress will be a slim Republican majority, with Democrats preferring continued GOP control to avoid rash moves before 1924. The arrangement avoids deadlocks and ensures accountability, keeping Republican power fragile and behavior cautious.
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House
Senate
Congress
McCormick Demands End to Senate Seniority Rule
Senator Medill McCormick of Illinois pushes to abolish the Senate seniority system for committee chairs in favor of a steering committee. He mails his plan to Senator Lodge, but veteran lawmakers resist and the reform is deemed unworkable given long established seniority practices.
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Medill McCormick
Illinois
Europe
Senate
Lodge
McCormick
Pennsylvania's Coal Tax Threat to Economic Unity
The author argues Pennsylvania's proposed $2 a ton tax on anthracite coal exports is unconstitutional and would trigger similar state export taxes. Such a policy risks economic conflict between states and could undermine the United States as a single economic unit. The piece urges the Supreme Court to reject the plan.
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United States Supreme Court
J. Weston Allen
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
United States
Congress
Boston Weather Recap Through November 14
The Oldest Inhabitant recalls Boston coldest records for November 14 with official tallies 16 in 1906 and 2 in 1873. He notes no rain on this date in the past decade except in 1913 and 1915, and mentions a warm spell for this date.
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Boston
All Sorts Newton Newkirk Dear Newt
A humorous Newburyport letter jokes about a supposed inventor Bill Wizard who claims to divert the Gulf Stream to keep New England mild. He asks Newt to raise $5000 in 30 days with a 10 percent commission, while noting past failed subscription schemes and a plan to resume a warmer climate later.
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Newt
New England
Atlantic
Maine
Gulf Stream
California
N. E
Mercury
Newburyport
Wm.wizzard
Bill
New
G. P
Monument
Boston Common
G. S
What the Sphinx Says on Human Hearts and Strivings
A reflective line states that viewing inner human efforts to improve would cure condemnation, suggesting moral insight through empathy and self-awareness rather than judgment.
Incomplete Thoughts on War Flivvers and Old Voices
A jumble of quotes and musings on war, politics, and nostalgia. The snippets reference slogans, conservatism, Adam and animals, and the vanished old-fashioned girl with a train, ending with a verse about change and loss. Bob Quillen signs the passage as a columnist.
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Adam
Observant Citizen reflects on war songs and civic life
A column of curios and notes surveys public memory of Sherman’s march and the absence of enduring World War I songs, praises a portrait of Elizabeth Flynn, and surveys fashion, opera books, winter prep, a wheelbarrow driving case, rubber fashion, a bank book verdict, a Lawrence Haverhill road meeting, and a Navy Yard visit plus currency and a Hyannis traffic officer.
Fashion notes on furs and evening gowns of 1930s style
The column highlights popular fur choices like the silver fox and stylish frocks. It describes a Poiret twill straight-hung dress with silver ribbon trims and an apron skirt. It notes costume jackets with almond armholes, wide sleeves, and fitted bodices with circular skirts needing soft bertha lace.
The Gold Rush Begins A Global Wave To California
In 1849 the California gold rush drew a diverse flood of emigrants from around the world. News of massive finds reached Asia Europe and the Americas fueling a mass exodus by sea and land. Many sought fortune despite dangers as ships overloaded crowded ports and cholera claimed lives on the Isthmus while crews deserted upon reaching San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Mason
Washington
Mexico
Polk
Congress
South America
Europe
Far East
Ward
Cape Horn
Panama
Atlantic
Pacific
Porte
Tila
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
New Bedford
Golden Gate
Ape
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