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It wasn't a very pleasant Christmas for the PA National Guard troops stationed on the Texas border in 1916:

"It certainly was a sad Christmas. All our dinner spoiled by the sand and the dust was so thick in mess hall that it was impossible to see the tropical Christmas tree, which I had built up out of the cactus...." (Letter from Theodore Boal to Hon. Herbert Parsons, Dec. 26, 1916)
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Philip S wrote: ↑Tue Dec 19, 2017 7:24 pm It wasn't a very pleasant Christmas for the PA National Guard troops stationed on the Texas border in 1916:

"It certainly was a sad Christmas. All our dinner spoiled by the sand and the dust was so thick in mess hall that it was impossible to see the tropical Christmas tree, which I had built up out of the cactus...." (Letter from Theodore Boal to Hon. Herbert Parsons, Dec. 26, 1916)
Quite a menu though.
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