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Milliken; Pvts. 1st Class John Larsen, C. H. Mays, A. H. Mendendorp, Arthur Shaffer and Edward Tumilowich; Pvts. Harold Adams, Joseph Anderson, J. O. Brown, P. J. CaldweU, C. W. Dickey, E. D.
Johnson, Bernard McCreesh, Harley Marple, J. A.
Marra, Dale Miles, W. D. Palmer, H. O. Pearson, Andrew Reichart, Corrado Rivardo, L. R. Sheakley, J. P. Sheridan, C. H. Smith, Fi-ank Smith, A. A.
Tyson, H. C. Umholtz, S. J. Weller and H. G. Wilson; Buglers Abraham Goldberg, J. D. Porterfield, Jesse Ray and ...L. F. Spicer.
Military Formations Popular Functions Ifi6s 'nxess r J^r AT THE time Henry Ford first thought of build- ing this hospital, now U. S. General Hospital No. 36, he very wisely decided that one of the most essential features of such an institution was the kitchen. Thus it was that Lieut. Charles D.
Miller, when he arrived here to assume the duties of mess officer, found a kitchen that was spaciously proportioned, well ventilated, and finely equipped with fume hoods, tiled floors, glazed walls and glass ceiling that assured cleanliness and sanitation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Milliken; Pvts. 1st Class John Larsen, C. H. Mays, A. H. Mendendorp, Arthur Shaffer and Edward Tumilowich; Pvts. Harold Adams, Joseph Anderson, J. O. Brown, P. J. CaldweU, C. W. Dickey, E. D.
Johnson, Bernard McCreesh, Harley Marple, J. A.
Marra, Dale Miles, W. D. Palmer, H. O. Pearson, Andrew Reichart, Corrado Rivardo, L. R. Sheakley, J. P. Sheridan, C. H. Smith, Fi-ank Smith, A. A.
Tyson, H. C. Umholtz, S. J. Weller and H. G. Wilson; Buglers Abraham Goldberg, J. D. Porterfield, Jesse Ray and ...L. F. Spicer.
Military Formations Popular Functions Ifi6s 'nxess r J^r AT THE time Henry Ford first thought of build- ing this hospital, now U. S. General Hospital No. 36, he very wisely decided that one of the most essential features of such an institution was the kitchen. Thus it was that Lieut. Charles D.
Miller, when he arrived here to assume the duties of mess officer, found a kitchen that was spaciously proportioned, well ventilated, and finely equipped with fume hoods, tiled floors, glazed walls and glass ceiling that assured cleanliness and sanitation.
What to read after The Thirty-Six Review?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Army. General Hospital, No. 36, Detroit. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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