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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1917

Page

2

Six Thousand Bay State Men Join National Army at Ayer Boston

Massachusetts 40 percent quota troops arrived at the cantonment gates amid cheers and parades. Major General Hodges praised the Bay State recruits after witnessing their arrival and reception. New Bedford, Fall River, Belmont, Lexington, and Watertown contingents were among those marching to their barracks and reporting to units including the 202nd Infantry and 301st Field Artillery. Seven recruits reported missing but later located. additional New Hampshire and Maine contingents joined, with plans for a hostage house for the Y M C A and saloon closings timed before departures.

Bay State National Army Ayer Boston Massachusetts Springfield Pittsfield Hodges New England Massachusett New Bedford 202Nd Infantry 31St Field Artillery 301St Infantry 301St Field Artillery Charles Haffner, Jr Salem Beverly Haffner Endicott R. Lovell New Hampshire Derry Dover Connecticut New York Chicopee Junction Adjutant General’s Office State House McCall Lexington Belmont Watertown Godspeed

Visitors Ordered Out by 5 P M at Devens Camp

At Devens cantonment on Sunday visitors may enter 8:00 am to 4:30 pm with strict 5:00 pm cut off to leave. Automobiles barred at gates. parking provided near the entrance. Cardinal O’Connell visited recently and plans a military mass for drafted men. Rhode Island recruits to cease drilling at 8:15 pm daily as ordered by Colonel Pope.

Devens Cantonment Arthur F. Brown Boston Cardinal O'Connell Knights of Columbus Rhode Island C. F. Pope 1St Engineers Regiment

Sporting goods needed at Camp for G Company unit

Boxing gloves a wrestling mat baseballs and footballs are being sought by the men of G Company 301st Infantry Regiment Boston's Own. Capt R P Smith will receive bundles at the post office or at his company bar racks and other cantonment units could use similar outfits.

Brookline Cambridge Boston 301St Infantry Henry M. Merrill Henry P. Chandler Albert E. McGrath Levi R. Jones Clarence G. McCain Arthur B. Merriam Plattsburg Emanuel C. Mackey Upland Road BEB Company Ohio Ley Company McCall 301St Regiment R. P. Smith Division Devens 301St Infantry Regiment

Draft life reshapes Harold Levensaler at Camp Devens

Camp Devens September 21 Harold Levensaler a 23 year old recruit reflects on how being drafted changes daily life. He lists new routines and responsibilities as he begins military training and prepares for service duties amid a busy base environment.

Devens Harold Levensaler

Boston preps for first 1516 drafted men to Ayer camp

Boston makes massive preparations as 1516 draftees from city depart from North Station at 3 PM after a farewell at the Boston Theatre. The group spans doctors to laborers and ethnicities from Italian to Russian, with addresses by Governor McCall, Mayor Curley, and other leaders before marching to the train.

Boston Ayer North Boston Theatre France Old Roxbury Vine Street Tammany Club Curley East Boston Noddle Island South Ferry John J. Williams Back Bay Exemption Board Huntington Avenue Walter R. Mansfield Freeman O. Emerson W. J. Conlon Channing Cox Malcolm E. Nichols Cambridge Porter Station Rockwell James W. Bean Dunphy Franklin Hammond Everett Robert Whittier Daniel Callahan State Guard Mayor Clift Somerville Durrell School Knights of the Sacred Heart Fife and Drum Corps

What Women Should Knit for the Red Cross

A Washington edited guide from Taft lists exact Red Cross knitting needs and where to obtain wool. The October Ladies' Home Journal features the 154 page guide, offering precise item names and quantities for war relief efforts.

The Red Cross Washington Taft

Philadelphia Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Ad

Mrs THOS McGONIGAL of 3432 Hartville Street Philadelphia recounts severe cramps back pain and near surgery. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports relief and urges publication to help other women.

Philadelphia Lydia E. Pinkham Thos. McGonigal Hartville Street Philadelphia, Pa

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