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AMERICAN HEALTH LEADERS 100 YEARS AGO HAD REGIMENTAL RELIABILITY

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By JAMES   A.  MARPLES   **************************************************************      People ask me why I like history so much?  Well, we can learn from it. Major General Merritte Weber Ireland was the Surgeon-General for the Army, serving from October 1918 until May of 1931.   General Ireland was born in Columbia City, Indiana. Like many young men of that era, he joined the Masonic Lodge, Royal Arch, and Templar Commandery in that town.…
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AMERICAN HEALTH LEADERS 100 YEARS AGO HAD REGIMENTAL RELIABILITY

By JAMES   A.  MARPLES   **************************************************************      People ask me why I like history so much?  Well, we can learn from it. Major General Merritte Weber Ireland was the Surgeon-General for the Army, serving from October 1918 until May of 1931.   General Ireland was born in Columbia City, Indiana. Like many young men of that era, he joined the Masonic Lodge, Royal Arch, and Templar Commandery in that town.…

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