War chemist's ointment saved lives at front says Willams
John M. Williams, a Mariella chemist, worked at Columbia and Washington University on a protective paste against mustard gas. The paste, tested under wartime conditions, provided skin protection for about four hours and was mass produced for overseas use, with significant claimed effectiveness and secrecy.
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Fragmented Prose Clip on War and Mortality
A damaged excerpt reflects on how men and women judge a death differently during wartime. The text contrasts how men assess a woman's life and how women reckon a man's age, ending with a fragmentary note on prose.
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