Rookies Share With Khaki Clad Veterans in Boston Sendoff
Massachusetts troops march to Mexico with rookie recruits drawing the loudest cheers from crowds in Boston and across suburbs. Families bid farewell as "Second Brigade, M. V. M." leads the way, while Somerville High School pupils and city workers add to the chorus at North and South station.
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Boston
South Station
North Station
Edgeworth
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
Ames Building
Greater Boston
Mexico
Canali Street
Molly Dear
Sweetser
Charles T. Cahill
John M. Portal
Frank L. Donovan
John J. Barry
Somerville High School
Malden
West School
L Company
Fifth Regiment
Stella Milton
Catherine Staples
Dorothy Dexter
Gwendolyn Bancroft
Letition Guilliano
Boston Soldier Parade and Departure for Home
Crowds along Adams Square and Beacon Hill cheer as Boston troops march past City Hall and City Hall reviewing stands. General Sweetser salutes, receives bouquets, and waves to the crowd before the group departs from Dewey Square amid a wave of civilian and family support.
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Sweetser
Urley
Colonel Logan
Curley
August Belmont
New York
Maurice Flynn
St. Patrick’s
Roxbury
Michael Corcoran
R. M. Berry
State House
Charles H. Cole
Beacon Street
Pedrick
General Cole
Executive Council
Henry C., Mulligan
Natick
Channing Smith
Leicester
Charles H. Wright
Pittsfield
Frederick H. Tarr
Rockport
Herbert P. Walgatt
Everett
David L. Parker
New Bedford
Richard A. Andrews
Timothy J. Buckley
Boston
Charles Street
Park Square
Boylston
Tremont Streets
Dewey Square
Careful Soap Use Keeps Hair Lustrous and Healthy
An advertisement warns against harsh soaps and alkali that dry the scalp and make hair brittle. It promotes using pure refined coconut oil with water to cleanse hair, create rich lather, and rinse clean. Coconut oil is cheap, available at pharmacies, and lasts the whole family for months.
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Gloucester
Medford
Charlestown
Lynn
Cambridge
Waltham
Woburn
Selem
Massachusetts
Washington Street
Bill
John
Somerville Militia
Cole
McCall
Commonwealth
E Company
Mark Cross Company
Tremont Street
Temple Place
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Regent Street
London
Adams Square
Samuel Adams
Newspaper Row
Firemen
School Street
Gen. Logan’s
Parker House
L. J. Logan
General Logan
The
Ninth
Elizabeth Logan
Theodore
Malcolm
J. L., Logan
T. R. Grimes
Robert Grimes
Dublin
William D. Donovan
D Company
Donovan
Pierce
Winthrop Bales Co
West 32d St
New York City
ST. James Hall
Huntington Ave
Thars
Hildren
Peanager
Tote
Ane
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