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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1911

Page

17

Army and Navy Plans For Panama Isthmus Garrison

The War Department restructures for a 6300 troop Panama Canal Zone garrison, with Culebra as the may fixed fort, Mirafores for coast defense, and water and sewer systems funded. Officers’ quarters costs and tropical duty extensions are noted along with artillery organization and policy on tropical tours, promotions, and aviation acquisitions.

War Department Panama Canal Zone Canal Commission Culebra Coast Artillery Miraftores Panama Tropics Tiawalian Islands Honolulu Pearl Harbor Congress Philippines Teonard Wood Suugeon Navy Department

Cuticura Ointment praised for cure of baby eczema

A testimonial from Mrs. Dean of Flutka Island, Harford Co Maryland in 1910 extols Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap for rapidly improving a baby's severely broken and red skin. The letter notes the face and body clearing after several applications, relief from itching and pain, and a avoided doctors' bills. It urges mothers to keep Cuticura on hand and even offers a free booklet by mail.

Baby Sinead

Warning on raw milk risks and pasteurization guidance

Parents warned about dangers of feeding raw milk to children and invalids unless the farm maintains strict cleanliness. Raw milk can cause tuberculosis scarlet fever typhoid and other diseases. Advice to pasteurize milk at 140 degrees F for 20 or 30 minutes or home pasteurization methods.

Army Orders Leaves and assignments from the barracks

The Army issues leaves and duty changes: Maj Frank R Long retired for three days, Capt George T Patterson coast artillery for one month, Maj Frank T Woodbury medical corps for one month ten days, Capt James Parker quartermaster ten days, Maj Hlm er A Dean medreat corps one and a month, Capt William D Davis Fifth Infantry to oversee construction at Plattsburg Barracks New York, Maj David C Shanks Fourth Infantry reporting to Columbus Barracks Ohio for duty, Capt Milton A Elliott Jr commissar named purchasing commissary, First Lt J Marchal Wheate medical reserve corps to Boise Barracks Idaho for detachment, Capt Colden Sh Augglis to Sandy Hook Proving Ground for official business.

Frank R. Long George T. Patterson Coast Artillery Corps Frank T. Woodbury Medical Corps James Parker Hlmer A Dean Medreat Corps William D. Davis Fifth Infantry Plattaburg Barracks David C. Shanks Fourth Infantry Columbus Barracks Ohio Secraft Milton A. Elliott, Jr J. Marchal Wheate Medical Reserve Corps Boise Barracks Tmabv Cpt Colden SH. Augglis Sandy Hook Proving Ground Sandy Tack

Naval Orders and Vessel Movements Amid Boston Tale

Naval orders list Ensign Bradlick assigned to parasho for treatment in Boston. Movements show Brutus arriving Key West Red at Norfolk Praire at Hampton Roads Maryland Seattle West Virginia Beamerton Saile¢-Paducah from Cristobal for Capa Gracias-a-Dias. John L Kennedy's joke recounts a Boston Transcript tale about a boy and Queen Victoria, with a public remark by Edwin Mead.

Brutus Key West Red Norfolk Praire Hampton Roads Maryland Seattle West Virginia Beamerton Paducah Cristobal Capa Gracias-a-Dias John L. Kennedy William E. Brigham Boston Transcript Johnl. Kennedy The Industrial Commission Kennedy Queen Victoria Johnny Edwin D. Mead Boston Senate Mead

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