Wartime Vision of Mass Mobilization and Collective Action
Robt. B. Stacy Judd argues that large nations move slowly in war, governed by universal laws. He compares a populous country to an ant colony, noting that vast, seemingly aimless actions are made of innumerable tiny parts forming a single organized organism.
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Stacy Judd
Minot N. D
War in Washington War Buildings and Public Nerves
A first person account describes Washington during wartime travel chaos. Travelers plan to secure lodging amid crowded offices and new temporary war buildings. The piece lauds civilian and military effort, noting battleground seriousness and appreciation for the Dollar a Year men, with a nod to Raemaker drawings in Congress Library.
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Washington
Bilding
Heigth
Ordinance Dept
Congressional Library
Raemaker
Gratitude and Sacrifice in Liberty Fight in Europe and at Home
The piece honors Allied war sacrifice in France and Belgium, praises U S government efforts in moral warfare, and recalls visits to Washington Monuments and the Potomac defense hub. It revisits navy lessons, aero mail milestones, and patriotism spreading through sailors and civilians alike.
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Belgium
Washington Monument
Potomac
America
Capitol
Washington
New York
Curtice
U. S
Chicago
Navy
Wiabington
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