The Wife's Own Service Flag Tribute
The Boston Sunday Post announces a new Service Flag to honor wives of soldiers. The flag in colors symbolizes love and patriotism and will be printed next Sunday only in the Sunday Post.
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Boston Sunday Post
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The Future of Roosevelt's Latest Grandchild Forecast
An astrologist foretells the years ahead for Archie Roosevelt's son born February 18, detailing events and fortunes. The prediction, while entertaining, offers a dramatic look at a prominent family member's life potential.
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Roosevelt
Archie Roosevelt
The Man Who Survived the Rifle Fire
Warrington Dawson crafts a vivid short story praised by critics as one of the year’s best. A traitor’s fate fails to spare a man facing enemy guns, whose resolve and courage shine through.
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Warrington Dawson
Gloucester boy buys Liberty bond with paper profits
An 11 year old Gloucester boy, Frank Ricey, using profits from selling Boston Posts, purchases a Liberty bond from the second issue. He funds it with earnings from papers sold in Gloucester and occasional extra income from other tasks. The Liberty Loan committee praises his patriotism and urges others to contribute.
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Waterfront calendar and fish market report from The Landsman
April 19 maritime calendar notes war time dates tides and celestial events. Fresh fish landings totaled nearly 1,090,000 pounds across 11 vessels led by the walrus with 223,000 pounds while prices paid to wholesalers covered haddock cod pollock and hake with cents per pound figures. Abandoned three mast schooner Herald reported at sea with six crew saved by an American steamship and landed at Galveston after storm damage en route from Pensacola to Havana. The vessel owned by Harry 38 Lord and partners.
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Havana
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Lexington Golf Tournament Opens Two Day War Relief Event
The Lexington Golf Club hosts an 18 hole handicap medal tournament at the North Lexington club links starting at 8:30 this morning. Entries come from various players and proceeds go to the Massachusetts Golf Association for war relief. Two gross and two net trophies will be awarded, with competition spread over today and tomorrow.
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Stecher Wins From Hussane In Grands Opera House Bout
Joe Stecher defeated Youssef Hussane before a capacity Grand Opera House crowd in one hour 33 minutes. Stecher’s body scissors and wrist lock secured the victory after Hussane’s attempted checks and toe holds failed to turn the bout. The preliminary saw Joe Willis of Boston beat Nick Bozinis in 49 minutes 30 seconds with a body scissors and hammerlock.
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Youssef Hussane
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Joe Willis
Boston
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College and school baseball slate announced for today
Holy Cross meets Pennsylvania in Worcester while Brown faces Boston College at University Heights. Suburban league games include Malden vs Melrose, Rindge vs Somerville in Cambridge, and many others across Greater Boston venues. Track, golf, tennis, and other events listed with start times and venues.
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Melrose High
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Cambridge
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Chicago Nationals name Killifer field captain
Chicago on April 18 appointed catcher William Killifer as field captain of the Nationals. his leadership role is announced amid team duties and roster updates.
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William Killifer
Chicago Nationals
Holy Cross Opens Home Season With Penn At Fitton Field
Holy Cross hosts University of Pennsylvania at Fitton Field to begin its home schedule. A flag raising and team review precede the game with two bands present. Penn has 10 straight games, strong at bat and in the field. Maloney’s service call prompts lineup shakeups with Daley moving to first and Redican to left.
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Jesse Burkett
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Daley
Redican
Shifts in Harvard Crew Prompt Freshman to New Boat
Harvard varsity crew received multiple lineup changes by coach Bill Haines after yesterday’s practice. Ames Stevens moves from the first boat seat to No 3, with Charles Batchelder stepping in at No 4, replacing Stevens, while Linder drops to the second varsity. Batchelder began the season in the first boat before moving down earlier. further shifts are expected before the April 29 season opener against Princeton.
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