American Industry’s War Mobilization and Gas Shell Production
Advance pages of a War Department book reveal how American industry rallied to supply munitions for World War I. It details chemical warfare development, production plants, and vast gas shell output surpassing German capabilities, including mustard gas and chlorine, with tens of thousands of shells and thousands of tons shipped to Europe.
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Crowell
War Department
Siengl,corpe
Ordnance Department
Army
W. L. Sibert
Midland
Mich
Dow Chemical
United States
Gas warfare and protective gear in World War I timeline
A wartime report details vast gas shell use by Allied and American forces, noting totals of shells and deliveries, casualty figures at Eddewood arsenial, and the large scale production of gas masks. It covers mask development from early designs to the boxator system, field testing by soldiers, and the emphasis on carbon absorbent materials and coconut shells.
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America
Eddewood Arsenial
Paris
Jon
Theonen
Wea Fa
Anercans
Pacific Coast
Sigorl
Don’t Miss This Cutout Offer With Trial Package
An old advertisement invites readers to cut out a form for a trial package including Fo satina and Tar Compound for colds and croup, and a Foley Cathartic for constipation and related pains. It mentions a Springfield area address and urges immediate action.
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Cmgo
Sheffield Ave
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