San Antonio Boys Train for War at Camp Bowie
San Antonio youths at Camp Bowie build unit pride under Col. Gustasz Inos as they train for national service. officers emphasize squad cohesion, drill, and morale through regimental spirit, with artillery and infantry units reorganizing into the new U S Army structure. Fort Worth and local organizations support camp life with music, entertainments, and hospitality.
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National Capital Now a Boom Town
Washington coasted from war time lethargy into a booming era as population surged, buildings rose replacing brownstones with apartments, real estate prices soared, and shops faced labor shortages while the city buzzed with contractors, politicians, lawyers, and bidders chasing opportunities amid the war economy.
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Modern Washington Apartments Strained By War Boom
Washington faces crowded, poorly furnished temporary housing as wartime tenants flood in for the duration. Real estate agents fill cheap, cramped apartments with second hand furniture at high rents, while old houses overflow with improvised furnishings. Residents recall better days and lament livability amid the boom and embargos.
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Washington
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Girls Making Shells in War Effort Inspires Young Workers
A report from London Globe notes many society girls join shell production for the war. A 12 year old girl, Jenn, says she sets tools and earns increasing pay while contributing to naval factory work with long hours from dawn to evening. She explains the danger and pride of accuracy in shell caps, framing their effort as a vital sacrifice for victory.
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Conran
Tulion
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Haute
Wrist Watch Now a Weapon of War
Washington D C Sept 29 The estimate by military men places the wrist watch as essential gear for soldiers. Officers report watches worn on the left wrist aiding quick time checks, with most men carrying or wearing wrist watches while pockets and chains fall out of favor. Army regulations push for no ornaments on the watch, while Pershing bans canes for marching soldiers unless necessary in trenches.
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