The Post Publishing Company Advertises Circulation Details
An 1890s newspaper fragment describes The Post Publishing Company and its staff, listing editors and addresses, subscription terms, and advertising representatives. It references the Audit Bureau of Circulation membership and AP news rights.
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Ecartaren Thess
the Post Publishing
I Company
Canaion Street
J. Edwarn
Wrisiraxs
Julie Mathese
Beacon Street
Toston
Mass
Madison Avenue
New York
Hartford Building
Chicago
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Tecal
A Line of Cheer by John Kendrick Bangs Indestructible
A poet speaks of daily wars within to seek cheer and praise. He vows to banish scorn and cynicism each morning to reveal life’s innate loveliness and pursue a steadfast quest for cheer.
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John Kendrick Bangs
Hfe
Springtime Thoughts Parade Through Curious Riddles
A quirky assembly of spring musings and social commentary from a 1920s era column. The piece blends seasonal signs, political jabs, and playful wordplay about gas masks, coal, wheat prices, and wartime humor, reflecting public sentiment and crowding humor in a reflective breakfast table style.
The Same Old Boche Treachery Again in America
A wartime blurb denounces pro German sympathizers as treacherous and notes a Broadway raid uncovering a wireless set. It identifies Richard Phanh as a former manager at a German wireless station in New Jersey and praises United States Marshal McCarthy for keeping watch, suggesting stricter detention until after the war.
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Secred Service Rite
Jin
Broadway
New York
Land of Liberty
Richard Phanh
Ong Gmne
Tackerton
New Jersey
United States
Marshal McCarthy
McCarthy
Lunck
Suspicion Grows Over Tenement House Ordinance
Bridgeport residents question a proposed ordinance on tenement houses amid doubt over its true aim. The piece notes a pattern where initial proposals lead to altered ones, eroding public confidence and leaving business leaders wary of ulterior motives behind reforms.
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Bridgeport
Aldomaen
Coal Handling Returns To Normal After Jong Era Ends
Authorities announce coal handling will return to normal with dealers negotiating directly with customers. The Jong coal lines are eliminated and the coal administration is praised for managing a difficult period with minimal friction. Forethought urged to ensure sufficient fuel for the next season without hoarding.
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Total Coal Administration
South End School plan rejected by Board of Education
The Board of Education wisely turned down a costly South End school building proposal. The piece argues the South End is not an expanding area and that spending half a million dollars there would be wasteful, given growth in the North and East lands and limited prospects to fill Long Island Sound.
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South End
Board of Education
West End
Long Island Sound
Mecuiak Chain
Action limited for special session declared by leaders
Democratic leaders Senator Hemingway and Representative Geary stated at a conference with Governor Holcomb that only urgent legislation, not radical matters from the 1916 election, will be considered at the upcoming special session opening Tuesday. The plan limits goals to essentials and avoids new measures.
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General Assembly
Holcomb
Hemingway
Hartford
Geary
Waterford
Women senators threaten Senate reform and Montana bid
The article notes women preparing to enter the United States Senate as candidates in upcoming elections. It highlights Montana as a potential first to break the record, referencing Miss Rankin and the shift from the male dominated “millionaires' club” even then. It discusses the historic change and the anticipated crowded field of female candidates.
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United States Senate
Millionaires’ Club
Montana
Miss Rankin
United States
Trouble in Wisconsin Republicans split over senatorial race
The piece argues Republican factions in Wisconsin differ on the upcoming special election. It urges loyal voters to abandon the party and back Democratic candidate Joseph W Davies, claimed to be 100 percent loyal and unafraid of La Follette and his supporters.
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Wisconsin
Ta Vollette
Republican Party
Joseph W. Davies
la Sollette
Roosevelt Faces Possible Hearing Loss in Coming Year
The report notes doctors fear Colonel Roosevelt may nearly lose his hearing for a year, though his role as a constant public voice could be less affected if only part of his hearing is impaired. The passage speculates on the impact on his public duties and charity.
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Adame
Roosevelt
Y. W. C A Success in Bridgeport Fund Drive
Bridgeport reports a triumphant Y W C A campaign with 837000 raised, far surpassing the 26008 goal. Funds will aid both overseas relief and local YMCA work, reflecting strong community support and the city’s backing of the organization.
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Bridgeport
Y. W. Coa
Fonds
Heavy Snow Hits the Alps and Austrian Regions
Fragments describe intense snow in the Alps affecting Austria with disrupted travel and local worries. Readers note cold conditions, limited visibility, and concerns over urgency for relief in affected towns as snowfall continues.
Women Doctors At the Front
Washington reports that war conditions have opened doors for women in medicine. British and Scottish units, led by Dr. Bessie Inglis and others, served in France, Belgium, and Serbia, facing typhus and cholera, long hours, and severe sanitation problems. Their determination earned worldwide recognition.
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Washington
Warries
Nuiedival
Baye
Tagianis
Scothand
London
Serance
Hotel Claridge
Paris
Antwerp
France
Bessie Inglis
Tirdinburgh
Irrance
Belgium
Servia
Malta
Military Hospital
Caroline Matthews
Great Britain
Women's Unite
A. Stuaphy
Tin
Gdveneiie Austins
Theo
Chen
Virani
Wwnghind
Scotland
Ja & Lew
Matthews
Grones
Burene
Young Man Rebuffed By Harsh Doctor In Office Visit
A physician admonishes a young patient for overeating, lack of sleep, smoking, poor hygiene, and antisocial conduct. He warns the man that self-importance and neglect could lead to lifelong impairment, urging immediate personal reform.
Hoover Acting Captain Fell in Toulfist Battle
Fragmentary report confirms Hoover served as acting captain of American forces near Toulfist Wriday and was killed leading repulsion of an attack. Family statements suggest rank confusion and earlier service as cop, with references to West Mount and recent dispatches detailing Western Front actions.
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Blackfoot
Ghoho
Mar.h.Steward
Hoover
Forcea
Toulfist
Wriday
Hreen
Ulaar
West Mount
Daly
Naval Men Study Non-Sinkable Ship
A fragmentary naval note discusses a non sinkable ship concept with references to officers, names, and a dated port figure. The text hints at testing or evaluating writt en practicality, with authorial opinion split on the telepracticity of the little.
Health guide on sweat glands and care
A historical health note discusses sweat gland diseases on palms, soles, and other areas, detailing causes such as excess or altered secretion, nervous triggers, and the role of blood flow during activity and rest. It emphasizes cleanliness, regular living, and simple remedies like cleansing, drying powders, and warm soaks to ease symptoms.
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Abu
Republican Senators to Replace Democrats March 4 1919 Chicago Talk
Live political gossip notes Republican managers boast of Senate gains in Illinois Kansas New Hampshire and Delaware on March 4 1919. It also cites female voting influence in New York districts and Senator Penrose predicting a Republican Senate by at least four seats. Indiana Democrats seek new leadership around Sam Taggart and Vice President Marshall.
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United States
Illinois
Kansas
New Hampshire
Delaware
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Senate
McCormick
Thompson
Chicago
Deneen
Hopkins
Sam Taggart
Marshall
Archbishop Prendergast Buried With Full Honors
The funeral of Archbishop Edmond F. Prendergast of Philadelphia was held at the Cathedral of Sts. Peter and Paul with cardinal and episcopal ranks present. Bishops and monsignors from across the country joined thousands of clergy and lay mourners in paying tribute to the late leader of the Philadelphia archdiocese. The ceremony featured a pontifical mass and a burial in a crypt beneath the altar as part of traditional Catholic rites.
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Philadelphia
Edmond F. Prendergast
Sts
Meter
Paul
Gibsons and
Sariey
Bongzana
Ponal
Mainy
Coun
Otter
Lomathe
Hayeburgh
Live Right In It, A Pep Talk On Full Engagement
A speaker urges embracing every task with full heart and focus. He cites stories from a wife praising her playwright husband and Edison missing a scientist dinner to illustrate dedication. The message stresses living completely in every book read, game played, and effort undertaken to ensure success.
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Edison
New York
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