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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1917

Page

3

Steady Falling Off in Army Enlistments

Washington April 23 Despite assurances that enlistment is for the war with Germany recruiting figures show a steady decline. April 21 and 22 reports list 1913 men accepted for the service while earlier in the week more than 20 men a day were being enrolled.

Washington Germany

Arrest of Actor and His Three Pet Clams

William G. Rogers, actor and animal trainer, is detained at City Hall police station. He claims three tame clams in his pocket as his pets and says they are harmless and educated, seeking to use them in movie stunts for profit. Police consult an alienist to assess the situation.

William G. Rogers City Hall Rogers

Freezone promises painless corn removal from feet

A Cincinnati chemist developed freezone, a ether compound sold in small bottles at drug stores. Apply a few drops to a corn or callus and instant relief is claimed with little cost.

Cincinnati

O Connell Addresses Ward 18 on Massachusetts Convention

Former Congressman Joseph F. O Connell spoke at Ward 18 Democratic Club headquarters on Hancock Street urging strong Massachusetts representation at the constitutional convention. He urged elected delegates to uphold democratic principles and resist evils that threaten the will of the majority.

Madam Ward Elmo Sisters Joseph F. O'Connell Constitutional Convention Boston Dorchester Roxbury Ward 18 Democratic Club Hancock Street Massachusetts

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