Dr Williams Pink Pills Advertisement Promotes Blood Builder
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a trusted blood builder passed through generations. It cites Nettie Ainsworth of Montpelier Vermont describing recovery from nervous breakdown after seven boxes, noting improved sleep and appetite, and claims friends also improved. The copy urges sun, food, air, and offers a free book and mail order options.
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Dr. Williams
Nettie Ainsworth
Elm Street
Montpelier, Vt
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Haarlem Oil Capsules Claim Kidney Relief
Advert says GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil capsules strengthen kidneys and purify blood, offering quick relief from backaches and fatigue. It urges immediate action, warns against disease, and promises money back if they do not help, with packaging labeled GOLD MEDAL.
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Haarlem
Crcme
Holland
List of 101st Division Staff and Units from World War I
A catalog of high ranking officers and key personnel across the 26th Division and 101st Field units. Includes mounted staff, adjutants, and specialists such as signal, ordnance, engineers, and medical staffs with unit commands and roles. Notable names include Major-General Harry C. Hale and Colonel George W. Bunnell, among many others, plus a captured 220 millimetre howitzer from the Aisne-Marne offensive. Compression preserves many entities and roles from the source.
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WW. A. Alfonte
Edwards
A. L Pendleton
Stanley Washburn
M. C. Dowell
Allison Coe
J. F. Howard
John V. Hyatt
Oliver Wolcott
Willis Simpkins
Daniel Willard, Jr
H. D. Comerais
George C. Capelle
Frank P. Sibley
26Th Division
William Drohan
26Th
Harry C. Hale
John D. Murphy
Albert EK. Greenlaw
Hamilton R. Horsey
Paul Loughbridge
Charles A. Stevens
Alfred F. Foote
John H. Allen
William N. Dolan
James F. Coburn
Elon F. Tandy
Walter D. Kells
Keithb. Ribble
Michael J. O'Connor
Nicholas Biddle
Willis H. Hale
Lawrence B. Cummings
Charles D. Hodges
Thomas Burns
26Th Military Police Company
Michael J. Dee
101St Engineer Regiment
George W. Bunnell
Arthur Bartlett
Herbert C. Thomas
Frank W. Hamilton
John F. Osborne
101St Field Signal Battalion
Addison F. Crafts
Archie G. McPherson
101St Machine Gun Battalion
Stillman F. Westbrook
Chester F. Comey
D1st Infantry Brigade
Francis W. Logan
John C. Leggat
H. G. Lund
103D Infantry
Frank M. Hume
Sherman N. Shumway
William E. Southard
William FE. Martin
Frank W. Butler
Charles R. Cabot
Roger Williams
104Th Infantry
B. Frank Cheatham
William H. Stiles
Edward J. Connelly
Everett W. Jones
John FE. Morrison
Herbert I. Bowen
Will N. Thompson
William H. Munsell
Earle W. Chandler
Dist Field Artillery Brigade
John H. Sherburne
Wyland M. Minot
John A. Talbot
Morris Kinney
101St Field Artillery
Robert S. Goodwin
Frank S. Perkins
Benjamin R. Ticknor
Erland F. Fish
Ernest R. Redmond
102D Field Artillery
John I. J. Herbert
Norris K. Carnes
101St Train
Warren E. Sweetser
Charles F. Akeley
101St
Henry H. Wheelock
Francis Wyman
William J. Kevilie
John W. Mahoney
Edwin G. Hopkins
Dave E. McMack
Ired E. Jones
Bernard H. Lovely
Frederick L. Bogan
Herbert W. Taylor
Mail Department
Alexander Macdonald
Sidney S. McKinney
101St Mobile Repair Shop
James W. Armour
Harling E. Sponseller
Service Park
Harry C. Davis
Schuyler R. Waller
Aisne-Marne
Homecoming Parade Promises Major New England Pageant
The Post previews tomorrow’s issue with a complete parade story and numerous pictures. It promises extensive coverage of today’s homecoming celebrations in Boston, highlighting what organizers call the greatest military pageant ever held in New England.
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the Post
Saturday Morning Post
New
Back in Uniform 101st Engineers Reunite for Banquet
Twenty discharged officers and over 100 discharged men of the 101st Engineers returned to the fold at the First Corps Cadets Armory to relive past service with their Buddies. Major Carrol Swan led the unit as they assembled and rejoined with their pals for a monster banquet after a ceremonial parade through Columbus Avenue.
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101St Engineers
First Corps Cadets Armory
New England
Carrol Swan
Tenshun
Swan
Columbus Avenue
Mechanic’s Building
Boston
War Service
Boston Opens Homes For 26th Yankee Division Guests
The vitality committee placed 7000 relatives of soldiers in comfortable quarters with 5000 rooms ready today. Many theatres and churches will stay open all night to house arrivals as relatives flood the city for the parade in Boston.
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Vitality Committee
Boston
Destroyer Tingey Launched at Squantum Yard
The destroyer Tingey was launched yesterday at the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation yard in Squantum. Sponsor Miss Mary V Arringdale, daughter of Jere Arringdale, naval construction superintendent, named the ship for Commodore Tingey who founded and led the Washington navy yard until his death in 1800.
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Tingey
Squantum
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Mary V. Arringdale
Jere Arringdale
Commodore Tingey
Washington Navy Yard
Sons of State First in Four Conflicts
Massachusetts has a historic record of leading in American wars from 1775 onward. The state’s units include the Sixth Regiment in Baltimore in 1861, the Second Massachusetts in Cuba in 1898, the 71st New York, and the first American division to reach France, with early battles marking U.S. forces without French infantry support.
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Massachusetts
New York
Cuba
New England
France
Badge pedlar beaten by 26th soldiers in Pemberton square
Report describes three men from the 26th roughing up a badge peddler in Pemberton square yesterday. Police declined to arrest citing illegality, so two soldiers restrained and beat the man in view of passersby before retreating.
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Pemberton Square
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LtCol Frank Perkins Wolst FA
M.g.bin
Mai Thins
Columbus Ave. & Park Sq
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Lincoln
Aganize
Commonwealth Hdw. Co
Washington St. Market Hardware Co
Union St. Washington
A. M. Lehrman
Blue Hill Ave
W. S. Weaver
Dorchester
IL. M
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Cambridge
Rackett Store
Massachusetts Ave
Somerville Dealers
Allston
Cambridge St
Model Hardware Co
Beachmont
Bellows
Geo. F. Basford
Brookline
King Auto Supply Co
Beacon St
W. L. Steeves
Chelsea
Everett Ave
Louis Levin
Broadway
4Th St
Samuels How. Co
Arlington St
W. Baron
Everett
Everett Square
Henry Duncan Corp
Glendale Sq
Forest
Lynn
Chestnut St
Russell & Doughty
Malden
Pleasant St
W. S
F. L. Sanderson
Winchester—Hersey Hardware Co
Woburn—Woburn Hardware Co
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John Wy. Casey
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Forrest Cook
England
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