Post Publishing Company masthead and credits
Establishment details from a 19th century Connecticut paper listing ownership and staff. Includes publisher, editors, managers, advertising, and Associated Press affiliations. No news event or date appears beyond the issue’s masthead.
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Connecticut
THE
Post Publishing Company
Cannon Street
J. Edward Elliolt
AL. Mater
E.5. Woubrell
F. C. Hebstoch
RE. W. Montanue
Juline Mathews
Beacon Street
Boston
Mass
Madison Avenue
New York
Bartford Building
Chicago
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
A Line o Cheer by John Kendrick Bangs
The short verse celebrates a loving hand lips and eyes as tools to express friendliness. It urges using tenderness to lighten life’s stress and cast a glow on paths of care with smiling lips and caring eyes.
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John Kendrick
Morning musings and wartime thrift at the breakfast table
The fragmentary column mixes weather talk with war era concerns about ice production and fuel, notes on rationing and prices, and humorous verse about Bolsheviks and drafts. It mentions January thaw, heating fuel, butter prices, garden plans, and a New York doctor warning on sugar.
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New York
Heckling the Red Cross sparks anti vivisection suit
The piece defends Red Cross funding of 100000 for animal experiments aimed at improving wounded soldiers care. It argues the pain to animals is justified by broader human relief and mercy, equating opposition to cruelty with ignorance and anti civilizational thinking. The author predicts the suit would not harm the Red Cross and may clarify public misconception.
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Red Cross
Inn
Critic and Patriot Attack on Chamberlain Remarks
The piece accuses Senator Chamberlain of unwarranted pro German style remarks that undermine American war plans and criticizes his lack of constructive suggestions. It notes Augustus Gardner and a prior resignation and enlistment, Gardner's death from pneumonia in Georgia, and urges recognition of government efforts amid wartime challenges.
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George J. Chamberlain
United States
Oregon
Augustus Peabody Gardner
Massachusetts
New York
Chamberlain
Gardner
National Army
Georgia
Senate Committee On
Free Speech and Assembly in Free Russia Critique
A critical column argues that Russia’s boasted freedom is illusory under Bolshevik rule. It contrasts Tsarist limits, Kerensky’s moderate government, and Bolshevik suppression of the Constituent Assembly with greater freedoms in Britain, France, Italy, and the United States. The piece warns liberty under law is only real on the lawful side of the fence.
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Free
Russia
Russias
Kerensky
Constituent Assembly
Great Britain
France
Italy
United States
German Mark Slumps as World Credit Falls
German businessmen fear for the outlook as the mark tumbles in world markets. The ordinary mark value is about twenty four U.S. cents, but it has dropped to eleven cents, less than half its former value. The depreciation, along with the boycott, stirs fear of peace and rising economic danger.
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Germany
United States
Keep Your Bonds Warning From Secretary McAdoo
Secretary McAdoo of the Treasury warns against traders offering supposed valuable securities in exchange for Liberty bonds. He urges citizens to fold fast to the best investment in the world and avoid speculative deals.
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McAdoo
Treasury Department
Washington
Learn to labor and to wait slogan echoed
A New England poet urges resilience amid global war turmoil. Readers are reminded that adversity tests men’s souls and that nations face hunger and upheaval. The call centers on bearing hardships manfully and continuing effort toward triumph.
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Austria
Germany
Britain
New England
Tate
Reclamation Camps and U S Health Drive in War Time
A Senate proposal by Sumner Pomerene of Ohio calls for reclamation camps to treat physically unfit draft registrants and restore fitness for service. The piece links military health needs to a broader public health effort, detailing sanitation upgrades, hospital construction, and civilian health education as part of wartime mobilization and postwar improvement.
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Sumter Pomerne
Ohio
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Europe
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Aamerica
Tony Wall
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Speak to the Judge on Spitting Misconduct
A letter from the Medical Editor condemns street spitting as a spreader of diseases. It argues law enforcement should jail violators, education must begin in schools, and that only rigid enforcement will stamp out illness. many people refuse to change.
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Flore
Pepper Talks on Life as a Ring Fight Between Impulses
In Adams style, Pepper compares daily life to a boxing arena where inner forces clash. Winners aren’t those who never lose, but those who earn a place in the star bouts as their deeds shape character and public record.
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LOKE
Thant
Drirade
Understanding Indigestion Challenges and Diet Tips
A health piece explains digestion basics from stomach to intestines, listing fuel types and causes of indigestion. It notes chewing, meal balance, and brain–body focus as keys, with examples of simple versus complex digestion and hints on recognizing intestinal distress.
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Nature
Dry day across Springfield and Holyoke in 19th century note
Fragmentary report notes dry conditions in Springfield and surrounding towns, with mentions of local leaders, hotels, and a stalled Storrow request. References to Holyoke Northampton business activity and a misaligned factory machinery project hint at broader regional commerce. A caveman expert and odd cervestaments appear in the prose.
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Springfield
Maedita
Spranefeld
Waty
Chicajee
Titan West Springfield
Holyoke
Northampton
Niuthoniil Manip Mant Company
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Political gossip flares over 1920 convention race
The piece notes Chicago St Louis and Cleveland competing for the 1920 Republican national convention. It mentions Indiana Congressman Fairfield proposing a constitutional suffrage amendment, Roosevelt praising Wilson, Nebraska’s Senate race with Norris and Neville potential, and a Republican reorganization with $60 000 campaign fund payments and an upcoming leadership shakeup led by Representative Martin Madden of Illinois.
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Cleveland
Comn Tec
Martin Madden
Tilin
Hungarians for Peace Without Annexation in Parliament
Budapest dispatch reports Premier Wekerle stated in reply to a question that the government adheres to the principle of peace without annexations or indemnities and that this stance is shared by all organs of the monarchy, especially by the king. British casualties for the week ending today total 17,040, a decrease from last week.
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Amsterdam
Wekerk
Budapest
London
Grant Charters Freeing Dutch Steamers Held in American Ports
The Dutch government and Britain signed a provisional agreement in London granting permission to release all limited steamers currently held in American ports to the United States government. The move follows Washington's ultimatum and aims to normalize maritime traffic between the nations.
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Washington
United States
London
Strikes Spread Across Austria-Hungary Demanding Immediate Peace
Dispatches received in London from Swiss and Vdule sources report a widening strike movement across Austria-Hungary. Workers demand immediate peace as protests spread, signaling growing labor unrest amid ongoing conflict.
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Striams
London
Lain
Austria-Hungary
Polish Recruits Sail To Camp Niagay For Training
Twenty five more Polish recruits depart yesterday for Camp Niagay to begin immediate training for an early transport to France. Maj or Smykowski and Mr Soyda spoke at meetings in New Haven and Branford as enlistments continue, with about 3000 men expected in Niagara early March. A 50th anniversary Polish Revolution event at Falcon Hall honors fallen heroes and wartime supporters with speeches, essays, and music.
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Smykowski
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Tieutenant Dombrowski
Glenville
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