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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1918
Page
11
Poetic prose recalls wartime beacon signals returning as ships come home. It envisions England's coast lit by powerful lamps and coastal landmarks like Orfordness and Portland Bill shining across the Channel to greet French forces and Allied sailors.
Charles Franklin Jones urges government officials and the people to unite in harmony for the common good. He argues for a new era of trust and cooperation, favoring a government of the people by the people for the people with mutual support between rulers and citizens.
The piece compiles various brief notes: David Liocyd George credits his uncle Richard Lloyd a North ales shoemaker as shaping his independence. Marshal Joffre is portrayed as taciturn and moved to tears by end of war. Edward A. Filene proposes a triangular cargo voyage plan. Nelson Morris misses a ship and is routed by a swift destroyer. Brussels prepares a grand welcome for King Albert and Queen. Albert Jaegers seeks to replace a statue of Germany with Belgium’s.
A rallying appeal urges residents of New England to contribute to the United War Work Fund highlighting it as a civic privilege and duty. The message reinforces recurring pleas to give generously to aid servicemen and wartime relief efforts.
A letter dissects fashion waste urging women to recycle and remake clothing. The author urges practical sewing, warns against flashy dressing, and advocates conserving materials for wartime economy and family independence.
Community appeals surge to back military personnel with calls for donations and supplies as wartime needs rise. organizers emphasize unity, urging immediate action from readers.
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