Inside the U S Bureau of Engraving and Printing
A feature on the U S Bureau of Engraving and Printing describes its vast output of currency stamps and securities. It outlines daily production volumes, security measures, staff roles, the engraving process, and the 1914 building upgrade emphasizing workers’ well being and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward 8. Clark
Uncle Sam
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Joseph E. Ralph
United States of America
Ralph
United States
National Bank
Bureau
Internal Revenue
Fourteenth and C Streets
N. W
Washington
Feeding babies and fat overfeeding discussed by Dr Jacobi
At a New York Academy of Medicine meeting Dr Abraham Jacobi attributed severe diarrhea with stomach acidity to excessive fat feeding. He urged doctors to stop prescribing milk sugar, noting he never used it because babies receive enough in milk foods. He also advised milk should not be given without barley or oatmeal water.
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Uncle Sam
Uncle Sam's Bureau
Treasury Department
Register of the Treasury
Treasury
Sam
Ralph
Washington
New York Academy of Medicine
Abraham Jacobi
Artillery Gains Seen as Key to Modern Warfare
Washington reports that field guns and ammunition are crucial for future U S defense as lawmakers debate preparedness. General Schofield warned two years ago of needing more field pieces and shells, while Congress contemplates enlarging the regular army and fortifying Cape Henry and Fortress Monroe to guard Chesapeake Bay and national ports.
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Washington
Congress
Winfield Scott Hancock
Hancock
John M. Schofield
United States Army
Schofield
Europe
France
Argonne Forest
St. Mihiel
Verdun
Lorraine
Sam
French
Kitchener
Wilson
United States
Fortress Monroe
Lindley M. Garrison
Cape Henry
Chesapeake Bay
James River
Chesapeake
Baltimore
Potomac River
Potomac
Hampton Roads
Norfolk
Richmond
Cape Charles
Old Point Comfort
Monroe
Ocean
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Western Newspaper Union
Exateining Division
George Clinton
New York
Military Information Corps
Eny
Army
Navy
The
Capes
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