How American Industries Rallied the Call of War
A War Department narrative outlines American industry’s munitions role in WW I, detailing toxic gas work, defensive gear, and production scales. It cites Major General W. L. Sibert, three plants expanding mustard gas output, and the shift from bulk gas shipments to filled shells by armistice.
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Ordnance Department
Army
W. L. Sibert
Rite
Germany
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Musturl
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Aniline & Chemical Gap
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Gas Warfare and Mask Innovations in World War I
A historical report details American and Allied gas warfare, equipment, and casualties. It notes volumes of chlorine and mustard gas shells, 4.5 million masks produced with overseas distribution, and accounts of how gas casualties occurred from delayed or unrecognized exposure.
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Eddewood Arsenial
Don’t Miss This Cutout in Chicago Mail Order Offer
An advertisement urges readers to cut out a six with o and mall in Chicago, Illinois, for a trial package including Fo satina and Tar Compound claimed to aid colds croup and various pains and to act as a laxative and cathartic for constipation headaches and sluggishness. It references 880 Sheffield Ave. O TH and Foley Cathartic products.
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