Trench Mouth Health Tips From Wartime Column
A wartime health feature explains trench mouth or Vincent’s angina, its causes and treatment. It emphasizes complete nutrition and frequent vitamin intake, dental care, and peroxide mouthwash, noting the infection’s link to airless dental sites and possible spread to tonsils and lungs.
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Vita
Island of Easter Island Mentioned as Historic Site
Fragmentary report notes Easter Island as a historic site with stone monuments and tablets. It cites its remote location, area of about 15 square miles, poor soil, scant timber, and unclear reference to Japan in relation to co operation.
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He and Bros
United States
Chile
Portant Air and Naval Base
Washington
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Photo detail limits in city using sensitive plates
Fragmentary OCR note describes a rule or concern about photographing the entire city in detail on a surface not more than four inches wide using sensitive plates in photography.
Army medical officers surge as war builds
More than 35 000 medical officers serve in the U S Army with a record low non combat death rate. Hospitals have doubled and beds tripled since Pearl Harbor, reflecting expanded medical support for wartime needs.
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Arnex
U. S. Army
Pearl Har
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