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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1918
Page
3
Henry B. Endicott emphasizes the need for universal employment in a today statement. He cites James J. Phelan, describing his belief that everyone should be engaged in a useful occupation.
A speaker denounces idleness among physically able citizens, urging those with means to work for liberty and recommending graduates seek jobs during summer vacations to contribute. The call emphasizes civic duty and the nation’s enduring government as the best in the world, urging active contribution.
Corporal Thomas F. Kenney of the 101st Regiment denies claims he is a fake war hero and that he is held for impersonation. He says he overstayed a furlough by a few days and will be sent to a New Jersey hospital for wounds from No Man's Land, not imprisoned in a Boston fort. The tobacco fund misappropriation charge is denied by the fund's treasurer, a Roxbury theatre figure. He admits wearing two Liberty Loan buttons and can show bonds paid. Massachusetts urges timely Third Liberty Loan accounting. buy bonds today.
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for anemia and pale skin. It cites a Worcester Massachusetts woman who reports headaches, fatigue, and pale appearance improving after two boxes, claiming blood color and vitality return. It touts broad benefits to digestion nerves and muscles, urging purchase or direct ordering with a booklet offer.
Dr Julius Levy argued maternal nursing as a war measure to conserve milk and ensure a successful baby year during his lecture at Harvard Medical School yesterday.
Dr Levy argues for renewed support of mothers milk over artificial feeding as a national wartime measure. He cites huge savings in milk and sugar, emphasizes health benefits for infants, and warns against relegating women to industry if it harms motherhood and the war effort. He calls for pre and post natal care and strong protection for nursing mothers.
Miss Miriam Belle Smith of Dorchester wed Francis E Anderson of Providence in a home ceremony officiated by Rev Alwin K. Worman. The wedding featured decorative ferns and sweet peas, a piano recital, and a reception before the couple’s Southward trip and summer plans in Bristol and Providence. The notice ends with a call to buy a bond amidst wartime appeal.
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