No More Officers from Civil Life After Second Camps
Aug 25 report outlines a policy shift to train officers from in-service ranks at divisional training camps with French and British advisers. Civil life officer commissions are halted after the second series. third series may admit a few rejected earlier. Training aims to sustain large wartime forces with in-rank promotion.
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Advertising scheme doubles as a price riddle
The note outlines a buy and sell spread for egus and jegss soaps, claiming 33 percent per dozen, four dozen for a dollar, and 7 cents per bar. It shows a consumer losing money by trading with this dealer, explaining costs for twenty bars at a dollar forty and a 33 percent markup.
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