Shipyard Volunteers Urged to Build Six Million Tons Annually
A 1918 appeal from Washington urges Edw. J. Hirshberg of Teton County Council of Defence to mobilize shipyard volunteers. It stresses the need for skilled labor to reach a planned six million tons annually, explains shipping bottlenecks caused by labor and fuel constraints, and calls on employers and employees to grasp how critical ship-building is to the war effort.
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Trial Life of the Nation Editorial Snippet
A dense excerpt includes health tips from Edward N. Hurley and political allusions. It mentions diet effects on digestion, Champlain's Tablets, and whimsical references to geese and hens producing golden eggs, alongside satire on America’s wartime role and the Kaiser’s actions.
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