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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1918
Page
2
6000 Men Join 6th Division at Camp Devens
At Camp Devens on May 22, over 1500 men from Camp Upton arrived, completing the last quota from that camp. The total of New York cantonment troops brought here reaches 6000 as these men are assigned to organizations within the 76th Division, including artillery regiments trains and other outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Devens
Camp Upton
New York
76Th Division
Transfers from Depot Brigade reshape Boston regiment
Starting tomorrow transfers will begin from the Depot Brigade to the Boston 801st Infantry with several hundred men, and by week’s end 2000 draftees will join the division. Officers are reassigned to permanent organizations, new battalion captains named, and multiple company and train assignments announced as the division reorganizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Regiment
801St Infantry
Boston
E. F. Potter
J. P. Pinkerton
H. S. Werrel
W. F. Wilkie
J. S. Stone
J. H. Mack
H. M. Tryon
J. S. Wiley
H. J. Coolidge
R. S. Codman
BH. Nem- Ser
Warnock
J. B. Peniston
E. P. Wadden
Eutenant Fl
Tidesbuyt
Pitan
G. P. McDonald
84Th Infantry
Leroy Corwin
Herbert Lord
Earl Beckner
John A. Butler
Clarence R. Smith
Walter B. Vogel
801St Engineers
Clayton S. Waite
Frederick I. Billingsley
George C. Eldridge
Joseph N. Cunningham
Nea Cheshire
808D Field Artillery
Daniel Floyd
B. H. Jose
Thomas Blummer
William B. Cobb
Depot Brigade
Dental Reserve Corps
301St
Charles E. Congdon
Thomas F. Patterson
L. Stewart
Franklin Bishop
Stewart
801St
Bell
Cradle Holds Fourth Liberty Loan Support at Faneuil Hall
Faneuil Hall once called the Cradle of Liberty is set to rally for the Fourth Liberty Loan. The Bay State Historical League voted to offer President Wilson use of the hall to inspire victory in the war for democracy and freedom of the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil Hall
Bay State Historical League
Executive Committee
Wilson
America
Record Set by US Shipping Board Recruiting at Waet Roetan
United States Shipping Board recruiting service set a new daily enrolment record at the federal wharf in Waet Roetan with 83 men admitted. The prior best was 76, and the current demand favors firemen and coal passers as wages rise further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Shipping Board
Federal
Waet Roetan
Teammnea Fax
Home oven drying of vegetables demonstrated by Nellie Ewart
Miss Nellie Ewart of Arlington demonstrated home oven drying of spinach and dandelions at the National Civic Federation cottage on the Common. She described blanching in a cheesecloth bag, cooling, and draining before drying on a three tier rack, with final packing in bags for storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Civic Federation
Nellie E. Ewart
Arlington
Boston
How to Dry String Beans For Storage
The guide instructs washing and cutting string beans, boiling ten minutes, cooling, sun drying and then slow oven drying. Beans are packed when no moisture remains and stored in a warm dry place. It covers oven types and settings to avoid cooking and ensures moisture escapes. Soak dried beans two to four hours before serving, longer for beans or peas.
Carpenter plans jobs for war cripples at plant
Bridgeport May 22 E W Carpenter president of the E W Carpenter Tool Manufacturing Company announced plans to hire crippled soldiers equal to the plant size and set a minimum wage of 1200 a year. The workforce supports the plan and pledges to assist soldiers in learning trades as Carpenter and his wife plan to entertain cripples and fit up a club room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
E. W. Carpenter
E. W. Carpenter Tool Manufacturing Company
New Hingland
Carpenter
Handsy-man Clark? Arrested for larceny in Boston
Howard L. Clayton 40, with multiple aliases, posed as handyman at Simmons College and stole about 400 in personal property. He allegedly stole a $35 check from Miss Mary Souther at Pierce School on Boylston Street and cashed it. Police say he rifled watches and valuables in dressing rooms while students were away. Clayton has a long criminal record from St. Louis to Boston. He will be arraigned this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Clayton
Simmons College
Dorsey, Haggerty and McCarthy
Mary Souther
Pierce
Boylston Street
Clayton
St. Louis Fair
Chicago
Seattle
New York
Boston
Hospital bid to for U S war departments
Representative Siegel of New York offered to erect a $1,250,000 Beth Israel Hospital on a square block in NYC bounded by Second Avenue Livingston Place and East 17th and 18th Streets. The 500 bed facility would be for use by the War and Navy Departments during the war or afterward under government control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Beth Israel Hospital
New York
Siegel
War and Navy Departments
New York City
Second Avenue
Livingston Place
East 17Th
18Th Streets
Canning Demonstration for Roslindale Women
The Mothers Association of the Florence Street School Roslindale invites district women to a canning demonstration tomorrow at 2 PM in the Charles Sumner School kitchen on Ashland Street. Miss Hermine Shultz, a noted expert, will lead the event and a large turnout is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canning
Roslindale
Mothers’Association
Florence Street
Charles Sumner
Ashland Street
Hermine Shultz
Haverhill Aviator Taken by Germans
Corporal Herman K. Whitmore of Haverhill an aviator with the Lafayette Escadrille has been reported a prisoner in Germany. He crossed the German lines with four other aviators and was separated during the return. Whitmore is a Brunswick native with relatives in Haverhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Washington
Herman K. Whitmore
Haverhill
Lafayette Escadrille
Germany
Whitmore
Brunswick
Mrs Lewis of Brooklyn Praises Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Brooklyn woman Mrs Elsie G Lewis reports a year of weakness displacement headaches and side pains improved by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised as restoring strength to muscles and tissue with letters published nationwide supporting its merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Elsie G. Lewis
Vernon Ave
Sulpheric Tablets Offer Blood Cleanse
Promotes sulphur and tartrate tablets to clear blood in winter months. Claims include relief for greasy skin pimples coated tongue and foul breath. Customer testimonial praises the product sold by druggists at 905 Main St Buffalo.
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Executive Council
Samuel Young
Batiste
Dimity
Gingham
Tremont St
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Canton
Mass
R. P. Holesworth
Stoughton
John A. Wickam
Ohio
Harvard Law
Norman F. Lovett
Brookline
Russel T. Hatch
Ewart
Nellid E. Ewart
Simmons
U. S
Marseilles
Orig. Val
Corie, Va
Orig
Val
Standard Oil Company OF
Connor
Sage
Special Shoppers’ Store
Washington Street
Brookside Creamery
Brookside
Henfield
Snider's
Campbell’s
Campbell's Park
New Post
Armour’s
I Bean
John T.connorco
Food Administration
Lewis
Allen
Alien
Olmsted, Oy
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