War Bonds Plea to End Wasteful Spending in America
Edward Mott Woolley argues Americans spend billions on trivial items and luxuries from postcards and souvenirs to phone calls, cabs, barbers, and perfumes while the nation fights in France. He urges redirecting funds to Liberty bonds to support the war effort and warns against indulgence that drains resources.
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The note describes captured kit nicknamed Minnie and a barrage concept known as creeping barrage. It explains how artillery and infantry coordinate to deny enemy advance, with front officers directing fire and wireless links shaping advance through wire entanglements, trenches, and pillboxes.
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European inventions and old crafts revive for war needs
Fragmentary report notes new European devices for muffling and signaling, old knitting machines repurposed for wartime, and multilingual telephonists in Egypt. It mentions British sailors facing hardship and a Parisian phonograph experiment to amplify sound.
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