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Description A SOLDIER BOILING HIS RATION OVER THE HOME-MADE RATION HEATERS. Three of these little rolls of paper, no larger than a spool of silk, saturated with hot paraffin and allowed to cool, will burn without smoke, which in the presence of the enemy is dangerous, and will boil a pint of soup in about ten minutes and keep lighted for twenty minutes or half an hour. By supporting the can of soup on pieces of rock and protecting the flames from the wind an ideal individual camp meal can be made.
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published 1917

Scan created 22 May 2005.
Source 300 ppi scan of the National Geographic Magazine, Volume 31 (1917), page 570.
Author Charles Martin and Ethel M. Bagg.
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