Voices of World War I- Menu of Materials (Text only)

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Why We Are At War With Germany
"[The] purpose of the pamphlet to place in the hands of the pupils..., a concise and authoritative statement of the reason for the entrance of the United States into the present European war."
Message From Governor Holcomb
The CT Council on Defense "with me and under my direction [conduct] the prosecution of the war so far as concerns this state..."
Selections for Reading: The War i (1917)
State Board of Education, Hartford, Connecticut
Selections for Reading: The War ii (1918)
State Board of Education, Hartford, Connecticut
Made in Connecticut: Interviews on the World War
Holding for AUDIO- A Second Message to the Makers of Public Sentiment in Connecticut
War Bulletin 1F April 1917
Suggestions and requirements for enemy aliens
Cutting The Meat Bills With Milk
The Connecticut Committee on Food Supply
Report of the Commercial Relations Committee
To Connecticut Council of Defense Community Regarding War Chests
State of Connecticut Public Document No. 6 (1919)
Report of the Adjutant General to The Governor
Student Army Training Corps
The following statements outline the general plan under which the Students Army Training Corps will operate.
Halt Influenza
Distributed by the Connecticut Council of Defense, through its local Agency, at Request of State Department of Health.
Americanism
For native born American women, what you can do
Soldiers Want Magazines
A request for magazines and similar reading matter came to this country by cable last week from the American soldiers fighting in France...
Are You An Apathist?
Apathy!I'm beginning to think that your apathist (to coin a word) is pretty nearly as bad as your pacifist.
Hail France!
It is with reverence and admiration that dim the eyes and halt speech that Americans turn to greet their oldest and dearest friend, their best and bravest ally, on. this her day.

Hartford Daily Courant September 15, 1917
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Bridgeport Evening Farmer August 19
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Bridgeport Evening Farmer February 24, 1917
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Bridgeport Evening Farmer September 20, 1917
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Norwich Bulletin December 19, 1916
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Norwich Bulletin September 9, 1918
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Norwich Bulletin April 18, 1917
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Hartford Courant February 10, 1917
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Hartford Courant September 18, 1918
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Hartford Courant February 8, 1917
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Bridgeport Evening Farmer March 20, 1917
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Bridgeport Evening Farmer April 14, 1917
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Bridgeport Evening Farmer April 13, 1917
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Bridgeport Times Sept
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Bridgeport Evening Farmer
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Bridgeport Evening Farmer Feb 15
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Bridgeport Evening Farmer
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Voices' Introduction
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Connecticut Explored Spring 2017
Remembering World War I The Connecticut National Guard on the Mexican Border Letting Slip the Dogs of War. Connecticut Pioneers Built the U.S. Navy’s First Airship. SPECIAL SECTION: Connecticut State Library—Connecticut in World War I The Bonus Marchers Ruth Hovey, Hartford Hero. The 102nd Regiment on the Western Front Aviation Pioneer Benjamin Foulois. Site Lines: […]
Thompsonville Press February 21, 1918
Warns the Nation to Guard Girls Special Town Meeting, Many Expected to Attend Letters from Soldier Boys More Young Men Go Into Camp

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