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Title: Instructions to be observed by miners or others in using nitro glycerin
Date(s): 1869, 1869?
Contributor(s): Shaffner, Tal. P. (Taliaferro Preston), 1818-1881 (author)
Collection ID: Broadside Small
Hagley ID: PC_08070379
Collection: Trade catalogs and pamphlets

Title: We are vitally interested in the development of our town : nothing that injures its business can possibly benefit any of us
Date(s): 1914, 1918, 1914/1918
Contributor(s): National Industrial Conservation Movement (issuing body), National Association of Manufacturers (U.S.) (sponsor)
Collection ID: Broadside Large
Hagley ID: Broadside_08234903
Collection: World War I motivational broadsides

Title: National prosperity depends upon industrial peace
Date(s): 1914, 1918, 1914/1918
Contributor(s): National Industrial Conservation Movement (issuing body), National Association of Manufacturers (U.S.) (sponsor)
Collection ID: Broadside Large
Hagley ID: Broadside_08234908
Collection: World War I motivational broadsides

Title: Criticism is often due to misunderstanding. Get acquainted with your town's industries : help build up - not destroy!
Date(s): 1914, 1918, 1914/1918
Contributor(s): National Industrial Conservation Movement (issuing body), National Association of Manufacturers (U.S.) (sponsor)
Collection ID: Broadside Large
Hagley ID: Broadside_08234905
Collection: World War I motivational broadsides

Title: Fifty-fifty : those who work at the benches must stand shoulder to shoulder with those who work in the office : together we win, divided we lose : let us cooperate in producing that prosperity may continue
Date(s): 1918, 1918?
Creator: United States. Department of Labor
Contributor(s): Wilson, William Bauchop, 1862-1934 (associated name), United States Employment Service (issuing body)
Collection ID: Broadside Small
Hagley ID: Broadside_08233960
Collection: World War I motivational broadsides

Title: Highland Vinegar and Pickle Company broadside and letter, To the grocer trade : in introducing our goods to the trade, we claim we have the finest grade of pickles packed in the United States ...
Date(s): 1889
Contributor(s): Highland Vinegar and Pickle Company (originator)
Collection ID: Trade catalogs and pamphlets collection
Hagley ID: TC_08056271
Collection: Trade catalogs and pamphlets

Title: The battle line is not alone in France! : the battle line runs through our mills and factories here at home. Everyone engaged in making things necessary toward winning the war is on the real battle line of freedom
Date(s): 1918, 1918?
Creator: United States. Department of Labor
Contributor(s): Wilson, William Bauchop, 1862-1934 (associated name)
Collection ID: Broadside Medium
Hagley ID: Broadside_08233943
Collection: World War I motivational broadsides

Title: The man at the bench is the co-worker of the man in the office : let's get together for the common good
Date(s): 1914, 1918, 1914/1918
Contributor(s): National Industrial Conservation Movement (issuing body), National Association of Manufacturers (U.S.) (sponsor)
Collection ID: Broadside Large
Hagley ID: Broadside_08234906
Collection: World War I motivational broadsides

Title: Lead pipe, sheet lead, c. manufactured by Tatham & Brothers:
Date(s): 1858~, 1858
Creator
Hagley ID: 08060053_tatham
Collection: Trade catalogs and pamphlets

Title: J. & P. Coats' exhibit in Machinery Hall
Date(s): 1876, 1876~
Contributor(s): Centennial Exhibition (1876 : Philadelphia, Pa.) (associated name), J. & P. Coats (associated name)
Collection ID: Centennial Exhibition photograph and ephemera collection (Accession 2003.255)
Hagley ID: AVD_2003_255_05_002
Collection: Centennial Exhibition photograph and ephemera collection

Title: Lewis Bremer's Sons Tobacco Warehouse, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Date(s): 1874, 1874~
Contributor(s): Centennial Exhibition (1876 : Philadelphia, Pa.) (associated name), Lewis Bremer's Sons Tobacco Warehouse (originator)
Collection ID: Centennial Exhibition photograph and ephemera collection (Accession 2003.255)
Hagley ID: AVD_2003_255_05_007
Collection: Centennial Exhibition photograph and ephemera collection

Title: "Duds"
Date(s): 1917, 1918, 1917/1918
Contributor(s): E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company (author)
Description: Text continues in black ink: When a shell drops into their trench and doesn't explode, they call it a "dud." Without Caps or primers, or fuses or boosters, shells for Pershing would all be duds---war souvenirs for the Germans. Du Pont must make caps---primers---fuses---boosters faster and still faster. Shells must be loaded. Washington is calling, "More!---More!" Hundreds of American boys, rotting in filthy German Prison Camps, are listening for the sound of those American shells! Can't you...
Show moreText continues in black ink: When a shell drops into their trench and doesn't explode, they call it a "dud." Without Caps or primers, or fuses or boosters, shells for Pershing would all be duds---war souvenirs for the Germans. Du Pont must make caps---primers---fuses---boosters faster and still faster. Shells must be loaded. Washington is calling, "More!---More!" Hundreds of American boys, rotting in filthy German Prison Camps, are listening for the sound of those American shells! Can't you hear them shout---"Thank God! Our Boys Are Coming!" Will You Keep Them Waiting---Will You Keep Them Waiting?
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Collection ID: Broadside Large
Hagley ID: Broadside_08234918
Collection: World War I motivational broadsides

Title: Stick to your job
Date(s): 1916, 1916~
Creator: United States. Department of Labor
Contributor(s): Wilson, William Bauchop, 1862-1934 (associated name), United States Employment Service (issuing body)
Collection ID: Broadside Medium
Hagley ID: Broadside_08233956
Collection: World War I motivational broadsides

Title: How to win
Date(s): 1916, 1916~
Creator: United States. Department of Labor
Contributor(s): Wilson, William Bauchop, 1862-1934 (associated name)
Collection ID: Broadside Medium
Hagley ID: Broadside_08233947
Collection: World War I motivational broadsides

Title: At a large and respectable meeting of property holders and residents, held at the house of John Shiebel, corner of Front and Master streets, on Wednesday evening, March 14, to take into consideration the outrageous conduct of the Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Company
Date(s): 1855, 1855~
Contributor(s): Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Company (associated name)
Collection ID: Broadside Small
Hagley ID: BRD_SM_08047478
Collection: Trade catalogs and pamphlets

Title: Smith’s Patent Tenon Augers
Date(s): 1886
Contributor(s): Smith, J. Heston (originator), Ghriskey, Charles M. (associated name)
Collection ID: Trade catalogs and pamphlets collection
Hagley ID: 08060012_smiths
Collection: Trade catalogs and pamphlets

Title: With the Air Service
Date(s): 1917, 1918, 1917/1918
Contributor(s): E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company (author)
Description: Text continues in black ink: American airplanes are flying over the German lines. There is Du Pont fabric on the airplane bodies. There is Du Pont paint and varnish on the wings. The gunner's tracer and incendiary bullets are loaded by Du Pont. Du Pont loads his bombs. You are sending these messages to the Huns. Send more --- and then more!
Collection ID: Broadside Large
Hagley ID: Broadside_08234921
Collection: World War I motivational broadsides

Title: United States Centennial Commission, Historical Department
Date(s): 1876, 1876~
Contributor(s): Centennial Exhibition (1876 : Philadelphia, Pa.) (associated name), Goshorn, A. T. (Alfred Traber), 1833-1902 (originator), Etting, Frank M. (Frank Marx) (originator)
Collection ID: Centennial Exhibition photograph and ephemera collection (Accession 2003.255)
Hagley ID: AVD_2003_255_05_021
Collection: Centennial Exhibition photograph and ephemera collection

Title: High Explosives and Black Powder
Date(s): 1917, 1918, 1917/1918
Contributor(s): E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company (author)
Description: Text continues in black ink: Not only for shells; not only for grenades; not only for bombs and mines. It blasts out the coal that warms the world in winter and feeds the fires under a million boilers. It quarries the rock; it opens the cut, it clears the ditch; it deepens the harbor. It loosens the earth and drains the soil so that its yield is increased for those that starve. It rips out the ore that makes steel for the guns and shells, and for the rails and locomotives and ships that carry...
Show moreText continues in black ink: Not only for shells; not only for grenades; not only for bombs and mines. It blasts out the coal that warms the world in winter and feeds the fires under a million boilers. It quarries the rock; it opens the cut, it clears the ditch; it deepens the harbor. It loosens the earth and drains the soil so that its yield is increased for those that starve. It rips out the ore that makes steel for the guns and shells, and for the rails and locomotives and ships that carry them to France. Du Pont High Explosives and Black Powder are fighting in the War for Right.
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Collection ID: Broadside Large
Hagley ID: Broadside_08234920
Collection: World War I motivational broadsides

Title: The truth : we are in real war, up against a most brutal foe
Date(s): 1916, 1916~
Creator: United States. Department of Labor
Contributor(s): Wilson, William Bauchop, 1862-1934 (associated name), United States Employment Service (issuing body)
Collection ID: Broadside Medium
Hagley ID: Broadside_08233946
Collection: World War I motivational broadsides

Title: Industry Is Of the people By the people For the people : Let us all get together
Date(s): 1914, 1918, 1914/1918
Contributor(s): National Industrial Conservation Movement (issuing body), National Association of Manufacturers (U.S.) (sponsor)
Collection ID: Broadside Large
Hagley ID: Broadside_08234912
Collection: World War I motivational broadsides

Title: The New Era of peace and good-will will be real only as we among ourselves practice good-will. : Good-willed men whether employers or employees, are the bulwarks of the Nation. : Let us prove our patriotism
Date(s): 1918, 1918~
Creator: United States. Department of Labor
Contributor(s): Wilson, William Bauchop, 1862-1934 (associated name), United States Employment Service (issuing body)
Collection ID: Broadside Medium
Hagley ID: Broadside_08233962
Collection: World War I motivational broadsides

Title: 62,000 laws enacted in four years in the United States. Many of them unnecessarily hampered your industry : tell your legislator you want fewer and better laws, Sixty-two thousand laws enacted in four years in the United States
Date(s): 1914, 1918, 1914/1918
Contributor(s): National Industrial Conservation Movement (issuing body), National Association of Manufacturers (U.S.) (sponsor)
Collection ID: Broadside Large
Hagley ID: Broadside_08234910
Collection: World War I motivational broadsides

Title: We must win : to make the world free -- and a better place in which to live
Date(s): 1916, 1916~
Creator: United States. Department of Labor
Contributor(s): Wilson, William Bauchop, 1862-1934 (associated name), United States Employment Service (issuing body)
Description: A poster designed by the Department of Labor encouraging U.S. citizens to work more during war time.
Collection ID: Broadside Medium
Hagley ID: Broadside_08233951
Collection: World War I motivational broadsides

Title: An appeal! : to secure the fruits of victory we must all be patient and generous while changing from war work to peace work : this applies alike to wage workers and employers : both must be willing to give and take during the period of readjustment
Date(s): 1918
Creator: United States. Department of Labor
Contributor(s): Wilson, William Bauchop, 1862-1934 (associated name), United States Employment Service (issuing body)
Collection ID: Broadside Small
Hagley ID: Broadside_08233957
Collection: World War I motivational broadsides

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