Physiological economy in nutrition, with special reference to the minimal proteid requirement of the healthy man / an experimental study

by R. H. Chittenden

12 M. Dinner.

1 P. M. Drill, weather permitting, otherwise a walk in charge of a non-commissioned officer, or indoor instruction relative to the duties of a soldier.

2 P. M. Relief from drill; walk, or instruction.

2.30 P. M. Instruction by a non-commissioned officer in their duties as nurses, etc.

3.30 P. M. Relief from instruction.

5 P. M. Supper.

5.30 P. M. Retreat roll-call.

10 P. M. All men in bed.

This routine is the same for every day in the week except Saturday and Sunday. On Saturday drill and instruction in the afternoon are omitted, and on Sundays the men are also free from gymnasium work.

In addition to the duties mentioned above, a special detail of two men is made every morning to assist in the weighing and serving of the food, and from time to time details are sent to the laboratory and reported to Dr. Mendel for such work connected with the investigation as he might assign them.