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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1918
Page
5
The registrar urges prompt, precise responses to questions to finish the drafting task on schedule without errors. The plan emphasizes efficient questioning and timely completion, aiming to prevent delays.
The Post prints a morning facsimile of the registrar filled card for each district. It advises scribbling answers now to use the clipping as a memo when answering questions before the registrar.
Advertises The Williams Treatment as a cure for excess uric acid, rheumatism, and bladder trouble. Offers a free 75 cent bottle with 32 doses by sending name, address, and 10 cents, shipping paid, to The Dr. D. A. Williams Company, Dept. L. East Hampton, Conn. One bottle per address.
The article explains the registration process for men 18 to 46, detailing required personal information, citizenship status, and employment details. It emphasizes answering honestly on Thursday, collecting a green card, and awaiting a questionnaire, with volunteers encouraged to assist at division headquarters and local boards.
An advertisement highlights Al Sauce as a fix for leftovers and simple dishes. It claims the sauce elevates hash, stew, and leftover steak, and even compliments spontaneous guests and Monday nights. The copy emphasizes butter substitutes and Al Sauce for broiled steak or fish.
Men subject to the new draft register in Boston as boards open nationwide. Those outside their home district must register where they are and notify their home board. Traveling salesmen and actors registered yesterday. Division 7 Howe Hall and Division 6 City Hall saw the main rush. Dr. Walter R. Mansfield arranged early registration for men leaving the city before Thursday. Some boards prepare to issue questionnaires.
The note emphasizes that registering and filling the questionnaire are distinct tasks. It advises answering a few questions on Thursday and seeking free legal advice later for completing and filing the questionnaire. The guidance highlights timing and available support for the legal form.
The advisory committee structure for district boards may discuss deferred classification and priority lists without binding the board’s conclusions. Exemption hinges on being fully engaged in an essential occupation and potential harm if removed. Class 2 covers necessary workers, Class 3 experts or managers, and Class 4 sole directors.
The article explains draft registration rules for September 12. Men aged 18 to 46, excluding those already in service or previously registered, must register. A 46 year old is exempt, while an 18 year old becomes eligible that day. if the birthday falls later, he misses the draft.
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