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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1918

Page

15

School to Train Sharpshooters for the United States Army

The Small Arms Firing School opens at Camp Perry Ohio on May 25 to train officers and enlisted men in rifle and pistol shooting. Maj. Smith W. Brookhart leads instruction with 500 plus officers already enrolled, aiming to create a corps of expert marksmen who can disseminate training across divisions and produce American snipers for Europe.

Washington, D. C Germany United States National Army Army Gen. Pershing National Rifle Association of America Lake Irie Europe England Canada Camp Perry Ohio Lake Erie Put-in-Bay Commodore Perry Morton C. Mumma Col Mumma Palma Maj Smith W. Brookhart Iowa Brookhart Shelltorn Ihs No Man's Land Belgium

Peat as a wartime fuel alternative in the United States

Article examines peat as a possible relief for coal shortages during war. It notes peat formed from moss and vegetation in marshes, its European use in France Sweden and Germany, and US potential with 11,000 square miles of bogs and an estimated 12 billion tons of fuel. It cites studies by US geological survey and international developments, plus examples from Canada and Norway.

Washington, D. C Atlantic Coastal United States Europe Will O' Wisps France Alsace Vosges Jura Haut-Saone Alsatian Sweden Boston United States Geological Survey Minnesota Geological Survey Wisconsin Michigan Great Lakes Maine Massachusetts Canada Alfred Ontario Ottawa Quebec Manitoba American Peat Society Department of Commerce Norway Germany

Lunchroom Food Conservation in Printing Plant

The U S Food Administration promotes strict food use at a government lunchroom in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. About 7,000 workers dine in a 60,000 square foot facility with planned menus, reduced waste, and structured meal periods to stretch scarce resources.

United States Food Administration the Food Administration Bureau of Engraving and Printing Bureau Co-operative Lunch Association Li. R. Brown Night Force Atenam Tucker Food Administration

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