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Training for the trenches; a book of humorous cartoons on a serious subject (1917)

Butler, Alban B. (Alban Bernard), b. 1891 · New York, Palmer Publishing Company · leaf 6

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Relates, among other interesting military matters, how serviceable a tent is in teaching the science of shping the rope. Note the prostrate gentleman in the middle foreground. He is staidying the effect of contini]frontal pressure on rear positions. N CAt)£f … Exercising in cadence—and in public—brings joy and exhibitions of individual genius to the days work. Thearnest student with the feet, ribs and nose is trying to get up courage enough to tell Sandow to put on his in-ignia, as there are ladies present. The dog, who has lost his name, is not yawning.…

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