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![Front and back view of an outfitted soldier](images/gal_soldier.jpg)
[Detail] "Equipment and Training of the Great Army That America Hastily Created." War of the Nations, 193. |
![An American aviator from World War I](images/gal_aviator.jpg)
[Detail] "Daring Aviators on Both Sides Whose Names are Famous Throughout the World for Their Contempt of Death." War of the Nations, 296-97. |
![Woman using an electric stove](images/gal_elec.jpg)
[Detail] "Electricity: the Modern Aladdin's Lamp of Today's Housewife." Advertisement. New York Tribune, September 21, 1919, 6E. |
![Theodore Roosevelt with a group of people gathered around a scale](images/gal_tr.jpg)
[Detail] "Colonel Theodore Roosevelt Personally Weighing…" New York Times, January 27, 1918, [5]. |
![Split view of two American war ships](images/gal_ships.jpg)
[Detail] "Powerful American Dreadnoughts That Carried the Stars and Stripes in the North Sea Naval Zone." War of the Nations, 376-77. |
![Two men in uniform reading newspapers](images/gal_ole.jpg)
[Detail] "The Better 'Ole." New York Tribune, February 16, 1919, 3. |
![Interior of a bombed-out church](images/gal_church.jpg)
[Detail] "Interior of a Church at Mons, Belgium, After Bombardment." New York Times, October 4, 1914, [1]. |
![Detail of Millet's painting](images/gal_millet.jpg)
[Detail] "The Gleaners by Jean Francois Millet." New York Tribune, July 13, 1919, 3. |
![Drawing of a fountain in a garden setting](images/gal_fount.jpg)
[Detail] "Fountain in Memory of Jack Phillips of the Titanic, and Other Heroic Wireless Operators who Stayed by Their Keys to the End." New York Times, February 8, 1914, [2]. |
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