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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1916

Page

10

Massachusetts Troops Guard Rio Grande Border Posts

Massachusetts units guard Smelter Town and railroad bridges along the Rio Grande. G Company at the Guggenheim plant shelters near the smelter while others patrol Las Cruces and Ysleta. The force oversees tunnels and trestles, with bands, mock trials, and early pay talks shaping camp life.

Massachusetts Rio Grande G Company O. J. Whitney Southern Pacific el Paso Great Northern Southwestern Portland Cement Company Fl Paso Sixty-Ninth Company The Coast Artillery Fortyfirst

Daily feeding cost for 537 recruits in Massachusetts Regiment

It costs 231.36 dollars per day to feed the Second Massachusetts Regiment at full strength. Meals at 25.12 cents each per man. The commissary department released figures as regimental officers plan for 537 recruits arriving Saturday. Tentage and food supplies are prepared at the detrain location to sustain the troops.

Columbus N. M Massachusetts Sam

Camp Bathing Rules Tighten at Worcester Depot

Lieutenant H R Hoyle now commands the Worcester commissary depot and runs it like a wholesale grocer. Soldiers must bathe at least every four days, with compulsory wash days chosen by battalions. Officers will enforce the routine as rifle drills, meals, and sleep continue, and clothes washing is set for Wednesdays and Saturdays.

H. R. Hoyle Worcester

Great Discovery Anuric Advertises Kidney Relief

An advertisement touts Anuric as a rapid remedy for dropsical swelling from disordered kidneys. It links swelling in hands feet and eyes to uric acid and urges a glass of hot water before meals plus Anuric from Buffalo, NY. The ad claims quick pain relief for rheumatism lumbago sciatica and gout and recommends asking for a bottle at any drug store.

Pierce Buffalo N. Y

New Door Stops and Bargains in Jordan Marsh Store

Jordan Marsh highlights include door stops in painted amateur art metal priced 1.50 to 5.00 on the second floor of the new building. Linen sale ongoing on the fourth floor, cretonne blouses, desk sets, and other value items across floors. Mail order service promoted for vacation shoppers.

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