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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1919

Page

9

Watch Horses on Double Holiday in Lenoxdale

Boston Work Horse Relief Association head urges care as two holidays converge. Owners should walk horses today and tomorrow and offer a bran mash at one feeding each day to prevent deaths from black water caused by idle days. Lenoxdale townspeople welcome Corporal John Perfornis returning home after serving with the Croix de Guerre. More than 30 Lenoxdale reservists are known to have been killed in action. Perfornis is now the town’s sole living former member of the local unit.

Henry C. Merwin Boston Work Horse Relief Association Lenoxdale John Perfornis Louis Somme Perfornis Performs Little Army Massachusetts John Adams James Warren Plymouth Britain Thomas Newell Boston London East India Company Griffin's Wharf North Capous England Newell Mr. Newell Hall Bruce Coffin Paul Revere New York Boston Committee of Correspondence New York “Sons of Liberty

Boy 6 Falls 25 Feet, Fractures Skull In Hyde Park

George B H Brown aged six of 93 Williams avenue Hyde Park is on the danger list at City Hospital after a 25 foot fall from a rear piazza yesterday. The accident left him with a fractured skull and serious injuries.

George BH. Brown Williams Avenue Hyde Park City Hospital

Paul Revere rides: four pivotal acts before Lexington

The article chronicles Paul Revere’s four key rides linking the Boston Tea Party and the Port Act to the Continental Congress. It notes his missions to New York, Philadelphia, and Portsmouth, the Suffolk Resolves, and the securing of gunpowder, highlighting their role in uniting colonies and shaping the road to war.

Essex Gazette Paul Revere Boston New York Bancroft Continental Congress Philadelphia Great Britain England Nova Scotia Winsor Dedham Milton Joseph Warren Bunker Hill Warren Revere Copes Hall John Adams Congress

National Butchers' Company Opens 67th Market in Brookline

The National Butchers' Company will open its 67th modern sanitary market at 1298 Beacon Street Brookline on Tuesday April 22 from 3 to 9 P M for inspection. Nothing will be sold on that date.

THE National Butchers’ Company Beacon Street Brookline

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