Soldiers who fought in wars and their weight loss report
The War Department released a detailed study showing American soldiers in 1898 and 1918 lost weight, with averages dropping by 22 pounds for Spanish-American War troops and 12 pounds by the end of World War I. It covers logistics and ration design, cargo savings, and provisioning innovations.
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Washington
Spain
War Department
Daly
Meance
Monts
Aweet Looth
Howe
Quartermaster Corps
Bureau of Mirchano
Building Rapidly Erected for Yankee Division Hut
Paris reports the 101st Engineers of the Yankee Division completed a 15000 square foot hut in 38 hours for the New England Home project. The York Harbor YD hut, dedicated by the YMCA at Le Mane, will be turned over to Ly Alans after a ceremony led by Major General Hale.
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Paris
Associated Press
101St Engineers
2Dth
American Expeditionary Force
York Harbor
Young Men's Christian Association
le Mane
ABF
New England
le Mang
Harry C. Hale
Ly Alans
George Read
Y. MG. AL
Petticoat Lane Awakens After Long War Slow Winter
London report notes Petticoat Lane back in life with spring trade, crowds, and wheeled stalls. It spans several streets near Liverpool Street, selling clothes, junk, jewelry, and trinkets with brisk auction humor. A medical section peddles remedies. nearby livestock markets in Club Row complement the bustling East End scene.
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Associated Press
Petticoat Lane
East End
England
Clobes
Liverpool Street
West End
Club Row
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