Members of Associated Press Notice and Masthead
Independent in Politics bulletin lists publication details for The Post Publishing Company at 49 Cannon Street with staff roles and contact lines. It notes Associated Press membership and bureau connections, including subscription rates and offices in Boston New York Chicago.
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Associated Press
THE
Post Publishing Company
Cannon Street
J. Edward Elliott
Maher
E. 4
Hubbell
FLW
Montanue
Ig Mathews Special Agency
Hencon Street
Boston
Mass
Madison Avenue
New York
Hartford Building
Chicago
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ice Shortage Fears Rise From Ammonia Dependence
A World War era warning explains that ice supply hinges on ammonia and nitrogen. Ammonia leaks waste this vital resource used for both refrigeration and munitions, raising prices and straining military logistics as production shifts to conserve stock. Public guidance urges fixing leaks to aid the war effort.
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America
Ahuaentum
Gotrse
Nater
Germany
Food Administration
Amoanantie
Atmnonia
Leo Steph
Watson
Dyer
Heateeteers
A Line o Cheer Motto Inspires Courage in Battle
A wartime themed motto proclaims hate as enemy and fear as the only thing to fear. It pledges to fight with cheerful faith in God and man, to uphold love and courage, and to dare and do all plans on the battlefield.
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God
Man
Morning newsletter riffed notes on war and everyday life
A nostalgic column blends humorous jibes about the war and home front life with light editorials. It mentions daylight saving, humor about the Huns, and hints at news from Russia and France, interwoven with everyday reflections and a poem snippet. The piece laments rumors, praises American anti-submarine actions, and ends with a verse on the weaker sex.
Uncle Sam as Physician Promotes Food Conservation
A Grand Central Station crowd is urged to follow Uncle Sam’s food conservation campaign. The advisory links eating less to winning the war, improving health and appearance, with emphasis on men over thirty five and women seeking beauty. The message promises energy, better looks, and wartime victory.
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Grand Central Station
New England
Indor
Uncle Sam
Hin
Sam
Uncle Samuel
Uncle Sami
Winning Drive to Raise Red Cross Funds
A brisk fund drive by the Minute Women on Saturday aimed at $20,000 and appears to have surpassed the mark. The report praises the organization, notes tagged donors and halted trains and autos, and calls Bridgeport’s effort remarkable and record breaking for this charity drive.
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Red Cross
Grant
Minute Women
Bridgeport
The Automobile Show Opens in Bridgeport This Week
Bridgeport hosts an automobile show during the current week promising insights into both commercial and pleasure cars. The piece highlights the gasoline driven vehicle as a modern wonder powering business and leisure, noting a bright outlook for expanding use and public fascination with new automotive discoveries.
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Bridgeport
Wat
Aiesiais
Something for Nothing and the Medical Swindle
A frustrated note condemns people chasing free benefits and exposes medical swindlers as the worst kind of deceit. It warns that paying a proper fee to a reputable physician should guarantee honest treatment, urging a lasting lesson until another base deceiver reappears.
Wisconsin's Opportunity For Senate Loyalty Vote
Wisconsin faces a pivotal April election to choose a United States senator. The piece urges unity across parties to support Davies, an unendorsed candidate, arguing the alternative would betray the Badger State's loyalty to the republic and Congress.
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Wisconsin
United States
Badger
Erger
Senate
Anywes
Davies
Unin
Wilson
Munitions City Centered as Start of District Tradequarters
The Bureau of Ordnance declares this city the central hub for munition distribution in the district. Valea O' Bayant leads the district, and local quarters are deemed proper for anchored operations, prioritizing this city over others like New Church or flortrort.
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America
Valea O' Bayant
New Church
Bankrupt by the Medical Editor on War and Insanity
A letter to the Medical Editor questions public talk of the German Emperor’s insanity as a cause of war. The writer argues no single person is responsible for the war and condemns simplistic blame. He suggests world spiritual bankruptcy and sees the cure in broader social remedies rather than weaponized conflict.
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Germany
J. Js. J
Madiass
Orecoiailiians
Health tuberculosis II types and spread risks
The text outlines three tuberculosis forms, notes rapid lung involvement, and details risk factors from age and pregnancy to stress and exposure. It also mentions symptoms like cough fever and night sweats, and discusses misdiagnosis between tuberculous meningitis and other forms. The piece links public health to broader social blame and stresses education and treatment.
Senator Penrose Threatens Probe If GOP Captures Congress
The piece notes Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania warning that a Republican House would probe wartime agencies created under Wilson. It lists states ratifying a prohibition amendment and names several Kansas Senate contenders Capper Stubbs Bristow Scott. It also hints at party leadership prospects depending on House control.
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Penrose
Pennsylvania
Wilson
United
Kansas
A Capper
W. R. Stubbs
Joseph L. Bristow
Red States Senate
Charles Scott
National
House of Representatives
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