The Girl behind the Man behind the Gun
The article celebrates American women joining the war effort by working in munitions and other wartime industries. It highlights the social and housing supports provided by War Work organizations, the dangers of high explosives, and the gratitude of the nation for women workers at home and abroad.
Seven Groups Urged to Raise Record Gift for 1919 Aid
The government sets a target of 170.5 million dollars, 70 percent above any prior gift, to fund seven organizations at once. By contributing now Americans save campaigns later and support 2,500 libraries, 85 hostess houses, 15,000 Big-Brother secretaries, and other home comforts for soldiers and sailors in 1919.
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France
England
United War Work
Catholic War Council
K. of C
Jewish Welfare Board
Community Service
American Library Asseociation
Salvation Army
United War Work Campaign
Plumbing Institutions of
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D. D. Phelps
R. H. Thomson Co
P. Miller J. J. Woodaege Plumbing
Piva Hing Pin Bing Mumbing