Why does drifting from job to job give comfort to the Kaiser? : because idle machines reduce production and weaken our Army : why does Uncle Sam need you on the job? : because the fighters for freedom must be armed and fed and clothed ...

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Why does drifting from job to job give comfort to the Kaiser? : because idle machines reduce production and weaken our Army : why does Uncle Sam need you on the job? : because the fighters for freedom must be armed and fed and clothed ...

Date Issued (approximate)

1916

Associated Name

Wilson, William Bauchop, 1862-1934

Creator (corporate)

United States. Department of Labor

Note

Cream-colored primary support with black printing ink. Local copy note: Inked EMHL property stamp on back. Inscribed on back: "Not sent out."

Publisher

United States. Department of Labor

Subject(s)

World War, 1914-1918
War work

Subject(s)

Propaganda
War posters

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United States. Department of Labor
Wilson, William Bauchop, 1862-1934

Genre

broadsides

Language

English

Type of resource

text

Extent

1 sheet ([1] pages) ; 38 x 26 cm

Repository

Published Collections Department, Hagley Museum and Library

Original Collection

Broadside Medium

Finding Aid

https://h92010.eos-intl.net/H92010/OPAC/Details/Record.aspx?BibCode=111628120

Item Location

1 OVERSIZE CASE (LIBRARY STACKS)

Preferred Citation

[Description and dates], Hagley ID, Box/folder number, Broadside Medium, Published Collections Department, Hagley Museum and Library, Wilmington, DE 19807

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Hagley ID

Broadside_08233945

PID

islandora:2662201

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