Food Service System Supports Isthmian Canal Labor Force
The Subsistence Department toils to feed about sixty thousand Canal employees and families, supplying diverse international fare sourced from New York, New Orleans, and regional ships. Cristobal hosts a vast plant with cold storage, a bakery, butter printing, and an ice facility, while deliveries run daily to commissaries and hotels across the Isthmus.
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Cristobal
Atlantic
Mristohel
New York
New Orleans
Panama Railroad
Isthmus
Panama
Canal Buldling
United States
The Boy Scout Movement Seen Through Its Founders and Rules
An overview of the origins and aims of the Boy Scouts of America, naming pioneers such as Luther Halsey Gulick and Ernest Thompson Seaton, noting headquarters in New York and the 359,000 members. It details Scout law, duties to God and country, kindness, courage, and self reliance, plus training in first aid, camping, woodcraft, and leadership. President Taft as Honorary President and Theodore Roosevelt as Honorary Vice President are mentioned, with a Maryland Mount Washington headquarters dedication on May 25 of the year.
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Cristobal
Pertone
Boy Scouts of America
Jecot Killa
Demon
Luther Halsey Gulick
Uel Sawe Foundation
Ernest Trumpean Seaton
Lew F. Hammer
The
Playground Association of America
George Dupont Pratt
Pratt Leature
Colen H. Livingston
Daniel Bootie
Davy Crockett
Frontier Lfe
Hoy Bevuta
America
Wien
Thieself
Lealso
Othe
Natterer
Eggcophant
Hoye
Beout
Clive Beout
Boautaven
Signe
Vailora
Feld
Lin
Troy
Nille
Nile
Scout Organisation
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Maryland
Mount Washington
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Porto Bello
Torro Point
United Staton
Calla
Panama E
Self
Havana
Canal
the International Syndicate
Baltimore
Verande
Boy Scout
Doriag
Orpmrlaneehe
Seoas
Bey Scouts
Collis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!