War Worker Beauties Featured in Boston Post Photo Page
A page showcases war workers including Miss Marie Cornier, Miss Mildred Darcy, and Miss Veronica McCormack as Marinettes and farmerettes. It highlights Aunt Mary Billings of the Salvation Army in Coblenz and notes three New England Marinettes in uniform.
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Marie Cornier
Efs
Mildred Darcy
Centre
Veronica McCormack
White
Boston
The
Post
War Worker
Mary Billings
Salvation Army
Army of Occupation
Coblenz
Marinettes
New England
Marines
Secollay Square
Fish That Provide Own Headlights
National Geographic Bulletin describes deep sea life and how some fish carry light organs along their bodies. The piece reflects on ocean exploration, food fish abundance, and mysteries of migration, noting eerie abyssal creatures with built in lights and searchlights.
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North Sea
British Isles
National Geographic Bulletin
Back Bay Society Girl Serves at Front in War Work
Miss Mary Hemenway daughter of Mrs Augustus Hemenway of Clarendon street wears a U S Food Administration uniform and has served in canteen work, YMCA activities at the front and in Germany. She now helps run a hut in Luxembourg with the Fifth Division and expects to return home soon.
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U. S. Food Administration
Mary Hemenway
Augustus Hemenway
Clarendon Street
Hemenway
Front
Germany
Luxemburg
Humor Contest Blank 1 Names Of Correct Entrants
A list from Sunday Post editor Edi tor names those who sent in correct lists for the humor contest. Among the entrants are Mrs Annie A Burrill Gertrude O'Brien Jack Prager Sabina de Marco A M Caroselli Clarence H Kimball Joseph de Guglielmo William de Manzio John B Hinckley Flepnor Webber Ilater Payne and many others including Adaline Kenney Alfred Culbert Florence Phinney Leroy Cook Metcalfe Cavanagh Welch Mitchell Couillerd Carstens Punney Ahern Heaton Kelly Mortimer Glavin Morse Gilman Blanchard Gray Harris Hanaway Bourne McCabe Johnson Pavitt Mahoney Lucas MacNeill Lusecomb Clary Goss Glennen Sanborn Cohen Bailey Welchans Norris Murphy Cimarelli Colleary Fowler Gordon.
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Annie A. Burrill
Gertrude O'Brien
Jack Prager Sabina de Marco
A. M. Caroselli
Clarence H. Kimball
Joseph de Guglielmo
William de Manzio
John B. Hinckley
Flepnor Webber
Ilater Payne
Joseph H. Brelim
Adaline Kenney
Alfred Culbert
Bradford Francis Sweener
Florence
E. Phinney
Leroy A. Cook
Figur
Metcalfe
W. J. Cavanagh
Ella Welch
Mitchell Couillerd
Robert
Lauretta Glavin FE
BE. Morse
Henry Gilman
Beecher Blanchard
Mildred G. Gray
Joseph Harris
James F. Hanaway
Harriet Bourne
Margaret McCabe
Ellen Johnson
Pavitt
Florence KE. Mahoney
Fina Lucas
Francis MacNeill
Arthur Lusecomb
J. S. Clary
William F. J. Goss
Frank Glennen
Donald Sanborn
Philip Cohen
Hazel Bailey
Gertrude Welchans
Viola Norris Mae Murphy
Guy Cimarelliita Colleary
Anne Fowler Martin J. Gordon
Humor Contest Seeks Readers' Jokes For Cash Prizes
The Sunday Post invites readers to submit why a chosen illustration is funniest, with five cash prizes from first to fifth. Respondents must write the picture number and a brief why not exceeding twenty words, and mail to Humor Contest Editor Boston Mass.
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Maito
Sunday Post
Boston
Mass
The
Strand
Wallgren
Prize question drew over fifty correct answers for leaders
The Sunday Post notes no prize was offered last week for naming leaders including President Wilson Premier Clemenceau Prime Minister Lloyd George and Sir Robert Borden of Canada yet more than 50 correct responses were received.
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Sunday Post
Wilson
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Robert Borden
Canada
Lion Cub Served at New York Dinner Headline Epicurean Novelty
An article notes various meat sources during famine including horse meat and obscure animals. It cites a two month old African lion cub served at a private New York dinner, alongside other exotic dishes like nightingale tongues and roast ostrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Cub
New York City
Philip B. Hawk
England
America
Pennsylvania
Gils Win Victory Over City Fathers for Pretty Bathing Suits
Southern California reports of a truce in the 10 years war between fathers and daughters over beach attire. A spring fashion parade drew 250 entries across area beaches as studios urged more daring styles. An armistice ends the controversy with breezy outfits for the season.
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Gils
Los Angeles
Southern
California
American woman buys a tank for war effort
An American woman visits Major Louis Livingston Seaman in New York and writes a 15000 check to purchase a battle tank. The tank reaches the front and records show 600 German deaths and 200 captures in one day along with numerous enemy machine gun nests and many wounded from Britain Austria and the United States.
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Louis Livingston Seaman
Fifth Avenue
New York
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Waltham
Katheryn Moynahan
Grace Corliss
Gladys Moran
Theresa McCabe
A. F. Donnell
NEW Sunday Post
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Gary, TH
Browning’s Magazine
J K. Bryans
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Yale Record
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Revere Beach
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