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LEARNING TO LAUNCH AND HANDLE LIFEBOATS
This Is one of tho most important elements in the course of instruction that is making
officers for the groat American merchant marine now being built. Captain Robert
Huntington, of the Seaman's Institute, is in charge.
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ADMINISTERING FIRST AID ON THE BATTLEFIELD
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demonstrate how assistance is rendered to wounded soldiers by the angels of mercy.
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PREPARING CAMP FOR PHILADELPHIA GUARDSMEN
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where Pennsylvania troops will be quartered.
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MAKING A MILITARY CITY OUT OF AN UNCULTIVATED WASTE
The Federal cantonment at Admiral, Md., is being built with wonderful rapidity under the direction of nrmy engineers
for occupancy by guardsmen from Pennsylvania and adjacent States. At 'left lumber is being unloaded for barracks.
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