Boston Post subscription rates and publication info
The Boston Post issue dated November 25 1918 lists daily and Sunday subscription rates for U S and Canada foreign and domestic, postal charges, and notices on advance payments and delivery, with editor Edwin A Grozier and legal claim to largest daily morning circulation per The Fourth Estate.
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Washington Street
Boston
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U. S
Canada
Sunday Post
Maas
Post Publishing
Edwin A. Grozier
Boston Post
United States
Justice Hughes Not Acknowledging Presidential Bid
In a blunt stance, Justice Hughes rejects a presidential run, but GOP politicians press on hoping he will reverse. The Foster publication notes his firm refusal, considering his integrity and respected judgment would not yield to public pressure.
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Justice Hughes
Fost
Electricity Promotes Nationwide Demonstration of Prosperity
An editorial urges dedicating next week to a country-wide display of electrical progress. It argues electricity serves mankind from transportation and manufacture to cooking, heating, and laundry, claiming it now dominates daily life and industry as the premier element.
Food Supply Regulates German Reichstag Budget
The Reichstag opens in Berlin next week to set policy on food supply. Officials warn of restricted imports and looming scarcity affecting 1916 budget deliberations, despite no confirmed domestic famine.
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Reichstag
Berlin
Germany
Boston Voter Registration Reaches Record High
The city reports its largest ever registration of qualified voters, eclipsing the 1904 presidential year peak. Officials praise the broad turnout drive and expect the election outcome to reflect a strong popular expression.
Interesting Local Elections Turn on Voter Restrictions
The piece notes women voters restricted to school committee elections and the liquor license issue as key local tests. It suggests this year’s election will be highly interesting with broad questions of public judgment and civic power shaping outcomes.
Day of Thanksgiving Message to a Prosperous Nation
A traditional Thanksgiving reflection honors national honor kept through war and peace. It lauds peace over bloodshed, harvest abundance, industrial growth, public responsibility, aid to aliens and neighbors, and the citizenry of America in a diverse republic.
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Great Republic
Ford Seeks Peace Yet Kaiser Demands Bloodied Victory
The paper presents two opposing views on peace from yesterday’s issues. Henry Ford is quoted as willing to give his fortune to secure swift European peace, while the German Kaiser urges his troops to crush enemies and pe nance their surrender.
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Henry Ford
Europe
Kaiser
Berlin
Mr. Ford
Belgium
Serbia
Lusitania
Ancona
United States
Long Service Dr Anna Howard Shaw Resigns as NAWSA President
Dr Anna Howard Shaw steps down after lengthy leadership of the National American Woman Suffrage Association. The oustanding orator and organizer leaves a notable gap while remaining active in suffrage promotion. Her resignation marks a shift in the movement but not an end to advocacy.
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Anna Howard Shaw
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Shaw
Pirate Treasure Prompts Old Coast Mystery Prospect
For generations buried treasure lore persists along the New England coast. Reports from Central America describe a casket of gold bracelets breastplates coins and pearls with high customs appraisal. The piece ponders renewed treasure hunting using modern tools and echoes past searches for Spanish doubloons.
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New England
Central America
Thanksgiving Dinner Drama in a Crowded House
A family Thanksgiving row reveals each member grabbing favorite cuts as they feast. The narrator complains about overstuffed guests, noting the baby gets the wishbone while the maid claims the back bone and the speaker ends with the neck.
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Allus
Bill
Sue
Thanksgiving Wealth Woes and Turkey Troubles
A humorous holiday note urges thanks for not affording turkey. It jokes that rich meals cause headaches and discomfort tomorrow, warns of uncertain freshness in turkey supply, and quips about bone free corned beef and cabbage while suggesting gratitude for being unable to buy turkey.
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Tomaine
Turkey
The Universal Wish and the wishbone symbol
A newspaper note explains the common wishbone held today features an eagle on one side and the Goddess of Liberty on the other, a symbolic pairing tied to patriotic themes.
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Liberty
The Guilty Wretch at Thanksgiving Pantry
A mother searches the pantry for brandy to prepare mincemeat but finds the bottle empty. A father’s return is threatened to ruin the holiday as the warning to stay away echoes through the house.
Thanksgiving Turkey Carving Tips From Observant Citizen
A humorous essay urges men to master carving a turkey, warns of messy table theatrics, and malfunctions amid family chaos. It also celebrates Thanksgiving mood, notes household tasks, and recalls local characters and small town scenes, including a lifesaving truck rescue and elderly community figures.
Turkey Classified Father Looks for Missing Drumsticks
A humorous fragment features a father and son exchange about drumstick loss and a centipede joke, captured in a playful classified style. The brief scene centers on a domestic gag and keeps a light tone.
Napoleon and His Regrets A Portrait From St Helena
The text explores Napoleon Bonaparte's lifelong musings on his place in history from St Helena. It details his imagined deaths at Moscow and Waterloo, his ambitions toward Egypt and India, and his pride in liberalizing Europe. It notes his disdain for birth-based prejudices and his view of merit over birth in governing careers.
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St. Helena
Lord Rosebery
Waterloo
Moscow
Dresden
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Orient
Europe
Constantinople
Germany
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Egypt
India
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Thanksgiving Eve Reunion at the City Station
Edna Martin journeys to the city with meager pay and a ruined year behind her. Bob Ellis, believed lost to his wealthy life, arrives to meet another pair, but sees Edna and recalls their bond as he embraces her in the station crowd.
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Edna
Fred
Helen
Dora
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