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FIRST AUTHENTIC BIRD'S-EYE VIEWS OF GREAT MUNITIONS AND ARM S PLANTS
Tho largo photograph above is a view looking down upon the immense plant of the Remington Arms Company
nt Essington. At the right is a panorama of tho Glbbstown Powder Works. Both photographs were taken
from a hydroplane operated by Robert Glendinning, Philadelphia's society aviator.
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P 4JujSvfe&lfflr W!. vt BStMJ" t8 HEAL CAMP LIFE WASHING FROM A B"ASIN From left to right are James Eustice, George H. Calland, Thomas J. Dixon and Charles W. 31 f.
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MORE MODERN METHODS OF CLEANING EMPLOYED IN CAMP
The three photographs above wijre taken at the seventh annual encampment of th
First Regiment, pennyJvania Reserves, Patriotic Order Sons of America, which jsr
VqJHK W ii; conjunction with the fiftieth annual convention and golden jubilee of
tfe? order tMa week.
CITIZENS BUILD BRIDGE OVER COBB'S CREEK BETWEEN WHITBY AND WILLOWS AVENUES
W. J. Williams, Robert Wilde and John. H, Fricke, from left to right, arama king a. final inspection of the bridge built by members of the Sherwood
Improvement Association to connect this city with Mt, Moriab Cemetery,