World War I Pamphlets, 1905-1944

Collection Number: 70033

Collection Title: World War I Pamphlets, 1905-1944

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Size	175 items
Abstract	Pamphlets relating to World War I and the home front including: publications of the American Friends' Service Committee, the American Legion, the Red Cross, the University of North Carolina, the American Library Association and other organizations. Pamphlets cover information on war and civil liberties, venereal disease, women's war efforts, war work, gardening and food production diet, speeches, libraries, religion, debt, causes and various social aspects, among other topics.
Curatorial Unit	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Rare Book Collection.
Language	English

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Preferred Citation: [Identification of item], in the World War I Pamphlets (#70033), Rare Book Collection, The Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.; [Note: Collection number changed from #D509.W78 to #70033 in April 2020.]

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Finding aid updated by Dawne Howard Lucas in April 2020 to change the collection number from D509.W78 to 70033

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Pamphlets relating to World War I and the home front including: publications of the American Friends' Service Committee, the American Legion, the Red Cross, the University of North Carolina, the American Library Association and other organizations. Pamphlets cover information on war and civil liberties, venereal disease, women's war efforts, war work, gardening and food production diet, speeches, libraries, religion, debt, causes and various social aspects, among other topics.

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Expand/collapse World War I Pamphlets, 1905-1944.

About 175 items.

Arrangement: alphabetical by author, followed by pamphlets authored by various authors. Unknown authors are listed at the end.

Folder 3	Allen, George H., et al. The True Story of a Scrap of Paper. George Barrie's Sons, 1915 Appendix to a larger series of volumes on World War I. 17 pages.
Folder 11	American Alliance for Labor & Democracy. Labor's Red, White and Blue Book. United States Department of Agriculture, 1918 A letter to the president by Herbert Hoover, United States Food Administrator, 11 July 1918 4 pages.
Folder 14	American Red Cross. Manual of Home Service. American Red Cross, 1918 Bulletin of the Department of Development. 7 pages.
Folder 11	American School of Home Economics. Food Values: practical methods in diet calculations. United States Department of Agriculture, 1918 Volume 1, number 9. 23 pages.
Folder 2	American Friends Service Committee. American Friends Service Committee Bulletin, Number 23. Dangerfield Printing Company, 1905 Map of Europe and Middle East showing Germany and its allies.
Folder 3	American Friends Service Committee American Friends Service Committee Bulletin, Number 24. Bureau of Railway Economics, 1918? Operating returns: fiscal years ending 31 December, 1916 and 1917. Considerable tearing.
Folder 9	American Home Economics Association. Syllabus of Home Economics. The Ten Bosch Company, 1917 Complete analysis and explanation of normal taxes and special war taxes. 31 pages.
Folder 3	American Library Asssociation. American Library Association, Library War Service. League to Enforce Peace, 1917 Promotional leaflet. 4 pages.
	American Library Association. Miscellaneous letters, etc. The Field & Queen, Ltd., 19? Reprinted from the Germania. 4 pages.
	American Library Association. Promotional bookmarks. National Civil Liberties Bureau, 1919 Report submitted by Charles Recht, Counsel, to the New York Bureau of Legal Advice, 15 January 1919. 33 pages.
	American Library Association. Soldiers, Sailors and Books. American Alliance for Labor and Democracy, 1917 Official record of the organized labor movement of America in relation to the World War. 31 pages.
Folder 14	American Red Cross. The American Red Cross: organization and activities. American Red Cross, 1918 Report of the Red Cross Commission to France, July-December 1918. 58 pages.
	American Red Cross. Reports of the American Red Cross Commissions. American Red Cross, 1919 Volume III, number 2.
	American Red Cross. The Work in Europe of the American Red Cross. American Red Cross, 1919 Reprint from the Red Cross Magazine, May 1919. 11 pages.
	American Red Cross. The Red Cross Commission to France. American Red Cross, 19? Promotional booklet for the Home Service of the American Red Cross. 14 pages.
	American Red Cross. Proposed Plan for World-Wide Coordination of Red Cross Activities. American Red Cross, 1918 Promotional booklet. 30 pages.
	American Red Cross. Home Dietetics. American Red Cross, 1918 A syllabus for the use of teachers directing a study of Red Cross history, ideals, etc. 30 pages.
	American Red Cross. The Red Cross Bulletin. American Red Cross, 19? Promotional booklet. 16 pages.
	American Red Cross. The Life-Saving Corps. American Red Cross, 1919 Promotional booklet. 7 pages.
	American Red Cross. Refugee Garments, Infant's Layette. American Red Cross, 1917 Promotional booklet for schoolchildren. 39 pages.
Folder 15	American Red Cross. Red Cross Bureau of Information for Nurses. Unknown, 19? Reprinted from the Philadelphia Public Ledger. 12 pages.
	American Red Cross. About Red Cross Surgical Dressings. Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA), 19? Promotional leaflet. 8 pages.
	American Red Cross. The American Red Cross. Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA), 19? Promotional booklet. 13 pages.
	American Red Cross. Information for Nurses Concerning the Red Cross Public Health Nursing Serivce. Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA), 1918 Reprinted by permission from Harper's Magazine. 15 pages.
	American Red Cross. The Truth About Government Insurance. Unknown, 19? Promotional booklet. 20 pages.
Folder 16	American Red Cross. Story of the Red Cross. Legion Publishing Company, 1919 Volume 1, number 12, 19 September 1919. 34 pages.
Folder 20	Anderson, B. M., Jr. Farmers and Speculators. Survey Associates, Inc., 1918 Volume XXXIX, number 26. 32 pages.
Folder 25	Andler, Ch. Pan-Germanism: its plans for German expansion in the world. Librairie Armand Colin, 1915 Booklet, part of the Studies and Documents on the War series. 81 pages.
	Bevan, Edwyn. German War Aims. Harper & Brothers Publishers, 1918 Booklet. 41 pages.
Folder 16	Bok, Edward W. How the Y.M.C.A Made Good. Legion Publishing Company, 1919 Volume 1, number 11, 12 September 1919. 34 pages.
Folder 13	British Palestine Committee. Palestine: the organ of the British Palestine Committee. American Red Cross, 1917 Promotional booklet. 24 pages.
Folder 19	Brown, Roscoe C. E. Mobilize the Country-Home Garden. Charles C. Cook, 19? Booklet. 48 pages.
Folder 22	Browne, Louis Edgar. New Russia in the Balance. Unknown, 1918 A sermon preached in Trinity Church, New York City, N.Y., on the fourth anniversary of Britain's entering the war. 10 pages.
Folder 1	Bureau of Railway Economics. Insert to Bulletin, Consecutive number 121, Monthly Report Series number 91. Unknown, 19? World atlas with commentary. 16 pages.
Folder 13	C. S. Hammond & Co. Hammond's New Combination Large Scale War Maps, Indexed Edition. American Red Cross, 1919 Statement on behalf of the American Red Cross War Council on its retirement 1 March 1919. 7 pages.
Folder 21	Cairns, D. S., D. D. Christianity and Macht-Politik. Committee For Relief in Belgium, 1915 Promotional leaflet. 15 pages.
Folder 3	Cammaerts, Emile. To the Men Behind the Armies. T. Fisher Unwin, Ltd., 1917 An address delivered on 18 February 1917 at the Aeolian Hall, at a meeting of the Fight for Right Movement. 16 pages.
Folder 22	Cardinal Mercier. Charity Towards Our Enemies. Harrison & Sons, 1918 Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of His Majesty, February 1918, Misc. number 3. 7 pages.
Folder 13	The Century Company. The War Cartoons of Louis Raemaekers. Douglas C. McMurtrie, 19? Promotional booklet. 60 pages.
Folder 20	Chaddock, Robert E. Wheat Substitutes. American Association for International Conciliation, 1919 International Conciliation number 143. 134 pages.
Folder 14	Committee For Belgium. American Red Cross Work for Belgium. American Red Cross, 1919 Promotional leaflet. 4 pages.
Folder 16	Couper, E. J. The Work of the YMCA in France. Legion Publishing Company, 1919 Volume 1, number 3, 18 July 1919. 31 pages.
Folder 14	Davison, Henry P. Statement of Henry P. Davison, Chairman, on behalf of the American Red Cross War Council. American Red Cross, 1919 Report of the American Red Cross. 6 pages.
	de Schweinitz, Karl. This Side the Trenches with the American Red Cross. American Red Cross, 1918 Bulletin of the Department of Military Relief. 2 copies. 12 pages.
Folder 23	Durkheim, E. Germany Above All. University of Wisconsin, 1918 Booklet. 32 pages.
Folder 12	Eagle Library. Draft Questionnaire: 18 to 45 years. Brooklyn Daily Eagle, 1918 Volume XXXIII, number 5. 24 pages.
Folder 7	Erzberger, Herr. More Contemptibles. Harrison Printing Company, 1917 Bulletin, mostly on ways of saving wheat, meat, sugar, etc. 32 pages.
Folder 1	Esso Marketers. Esso War Map. Esso Marketers, 1942 Foldout world map on one side; promotional material for Esso on opposite side. Slight tearing. Removed and cataloged separately.
Folder 8	Evans, Henry. The Vital Relation of Insurance to Banking and Shipping in the World's Trad. University of North Carolina, 19? Number 6 of the University of North Carolina's war information series. 4 pages.
Folder 12	Fanning, C.E. Russia History and Travel. Playground & Recreation Association of America, 1917 Campaign manual. 20 pages.
Folder 3	Foust, Julius I. The State Normal and Industrial College and the War . The Patriotic League, 19? Promotional booklet> 12 pages.
Folder 5	Foust, Julius I. Women and the War: Lectures and Study Courses. American Library Association, 1920 Pamphlet detailing war service of the American Library Association. 9 pages.
Folder 7	George, Lloyd. When the War will End. North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service, 1918 Circular published by the North Carolina Agricultural Extension Serivce on food production during World War I. 3 pages.
Folder 5	Griffin, I. C. University of North Carolina Extension Leaflets: Lesson plans for the study of war facts . American Library Association, various dates Ephemera related to the American Library Association and World War I.
Folder 8	Guaranty Trust Company. The Solvency of the Allies. Southern Railway System, 19? Leaflet of information about the climate and natural resources of the South. 20 pages.
Folder 20	Haldeman, I. M, D. D. Christianity and the Social Crisis. The Sacramento Bee, 19? Booklet detailing Japan's policy in the Far East, and how American interests are affected. 20 pages.
Folder 13	Harrison, Austin. Why President Wilson Failed. American Red Cross, 1919 Reports on the Red Cross's activities in Macedonia, Thrace, Bulgaria. 30 pages.
Folder 5	Hendrick, Burton J. Woodrow Wilson. Western Massachusetts Library Club, 1918 Compiled list of books about World War I. 12 pages.
Folder 25	Hickey, Michael J. Bolshevism: Self-Defined and Self-Convicted. Cassell & Co., Ltd., 1917 Promotional booklet. 64 pages.
Folder 11	Hopkins, Albert A., ed. Our Navy & How to Know It/ Our Army & How to Know It. United States Department of Agriculture, 19? United States food leaflet. 106 pages.
Folder 18	Italian Bureau of Public Information. Italy To-day. Columbia University, 1917 Series 1, number 6 of the Columbia War Papers. 23 pages.
	Italian Bureau of Public Information. Italy To-day. Columbia University, 1917 Series 1, number 15 of the Columbia War Papers. 22 pages.
	Italian Bureau of Public Information. Italy To-day. Columbia University, 1917 Series 1, number 17 of the Columbia War Papers. 28 pages.
Folder 19	Italian Bureau of Public Information. Italy To-day. Fleming H. Revell Co., 1902 From "The Principles of Jesus." 4 pages.
	Italian Bureau of Public Information. Italy To-day. Unknown, 1918 Reprinted from the Saturday Evening Post, Philadelphia, Pa. 24 pages.
Folder 4	Jamison, Minnie L. Bulletin of the North Caroline State Normal and Industrial College, Volume 7, number 2 . American Friends Service Committee, 1919 Bulletin detailing work the American Friends Service Committee has done for the war effort. 16 pages.
Folder 3	Johnson, Bascom. What some communities of the west and southwest have done for the protection. Brown Robertson Co., 1917 100 illustrations with descriptive notes and biographical sketch. 29 pages.
Folder 25	Johnson, Douglas W. Plain Words from America: a letter to a German professor. Hodder & Stoughton, 1917 Booklet. 48 pages.
Folder 9	Kahn, Otto H. The American Man in the Street. National City Company, 1918 Complete description of the original and converted issues of liberty bonds.
Folder 25	Kahn, Otto H. Prussianized Germany: Americans of Foreign Descent and America's Cause. Librairie Armand Colin, 1915 The German mental attitude and the war. 47 pages.
Folder 12	Kellogg, Paul U. The Survey: Free Belgium Between the Front and the Sea. United States Marine Corps Publicity Bureau, 1919 Promotional material for the Marine Corps. 32 pages.
Folder 4	Kilgore, B. W. Food Production Campaign for North Carolina. American Friends Service Committee, 1919? Bulletin of the American Friends Service Committee, requesting aid for central Europe. 20 pages.
Folder 2	Langhans, Paul, ed. Subject Nationalities to the German Alliance. Roberts & Leete, 19? World map with quotes explaining Germany's agenda. Removed and cataloged separately.
Folder 3	Library War Council. Libraries for our Soldiers and Sailors. United War Work Campaign, 1918 Report of the meeting in Madison Square Garden, a gathering of the clergy and laity of religious groups. 21 pages.
Folder 24	Lorenzoni, Giovanni. Cesare Battisti and the Trentino. United States Government, 1918 Volume 1, number 3. 8 pages.
Folder 11	Lucey, Capt. J. F. The Commission for Relief in Belgium. United States Department of Agriculture, 1918 United States food leaflet. 8 pages.
Folder 21	Lundberg, Emma O. Illegitimacy in Europe as Affected by the War. National Conference of Social Work, 19? pamphlet 6 pages.
Folder 8	Macaulay, T. B. America and the War Debts. University of North Carolina, 19? Number 10 of the University of North Carolina's war information series. 42 pages.
Folder 9	Macaulay, T. B. The Allied Debt to the United States. New York Press, 19? Reprints from the New York Press. 16 pages.
Folder 25	Maclean, Frank. Germany's Colonial Failure. Houghton Mifflin Company, 1918 Booklet. 20 pages.
Folder 22	Manning, William T., S. T. D. Great Britain's Part in the World War. Harrison & Sons, 1918 Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of His Majesty, April 1918, Miscellaneous number 7. 24 pages.
	McClatchy, V. S. The Germany of Asia. Great Britain by Darling & Son, Ltd., 1915 Leaflet containing announcement of the Secretary of the Admiralty. 4 pages.
Folder 9	McKenna, Reginald. Reparations and International Debts. American Eagle Insurance Co., 1917 Pamphlet addressed to bankers, capitalists, etc. 28 pages.
Folder 24	McKenzie, F. A. Americans at the Front. G. Bell & Sons, Ltd., 1917 Volume LXV, number 3349, 26 January 1917. 13 pages.
Folder 20	McMurtrie, Douglas C. The War Cripple. T. Fisher Unwin, Ltd., 1917 Booklet. 2 copies. 16 pages.
Folder 23	Mead, Edwin D. Woman and War: Julia Ward Howe's Peace Crusade. National Association of Manufacturers, 19? Booklet. 29 pages.
Folder 3	Meigs, Grace L. Infant Welfare Work in War Time. American Medical Association, 1917 Reprinted article from the American Journal of Diseases of Children, Volume XIV. 18 pages.
	Miller, Grace (compiler). Some Popular Books on the Great War. Hayman, Christy & Lilly, Ltd., 19? Reprint of George's speech in Glasgow, 1917. 16 pages.
Folder 8	Moore, Ewell D. War Tax. University of North Carolina, 19? Number 8 of the University of North Carolina's war information series. 4 pages.
Folder 16	Mott, John R. Criticisms about YMCA War Work and Answers. Legion Publishing Co., 1919 Volume 1, number 2, 11 July 1919. 32 pages.
Folder 21	Mugerditchian, Esther. From Turkish Toils: the Narrative of an Armenian Family's Escape. Alabaster, Passmore & Sons, Ltd., 1917 Reprinted from a pastoral letter by Cardinal Mercier. 32 pages.
Folder 23	Murray, Gilbert. Great Britain's Sea Policy. George H. Doran Co., 19? Booklet. 26 pages.
Folder 8	National City Company. United States Government War Loans. University of North Carolina, 1918 Number 1 of the University of North Carolina's after-the-war information series. 14 pages.
Folder 9	National City Company. Digest of Income and War-Excess Profits Tax Law. Sun Life Assurance Company, 1922 Reprinted from the Montreal Star, 19 December 1922. 11 pages.
Folder 3	National Civil Liberties Bureau. The Facts About Conscientious Objectors in the United States. National Civil Liberties Bureau, 1918 Pamphlet of facts "secured chiefly from official records and correspondence with the War Department." Large tear at bottom. 32 pages.
Folder 7	National Civil Liberties Bureau. American Deportation and Exclusion Laws. Harrison Printing Co., 1918 Pamphlet listing available courses/lectures at the Normal & Industrial College in Greensboro, N.C. 5 pages.
Folder 19	National Committee On Prisons and Prison Labor. German Subjects Within Our Gates. George H. Doran Co., 19? Booklet. 24 pages.
Folder 9	National Emergency Food Garden Committee. Manual for Home Storage, Pickling, Fermentation and Salting Vegetables. Sun Life Assurance Co., 1922 Reprinted from the Washington Star, 27 August 1922. 2 copies. 12 pages.
Folder 11	National Emergency Food Garden Committee. The Food Garden Primer. United States Department of Agriculture, 19? United States food leaflet number 19. 3 copies. 6 pages.
Folder 9	National War Garden Commission. War Vegetable Gardening & Home Storage of Vegetables. Guaranty Trust Company, 1919 Promotional pamphlet. 38 pages.
	National War Garden Commission. War Gardening and Home Storage of Vegetables for the Southern States. National City Co., 1919 Digest of the Revenue Act of 1918, with tables for calcuation of tax. 88 pages.
	National War Garden Commission. War Gardening and Home Storage of Vegetables. Committee of American Business Men, 19? Reprinted letter to the London Times. 16 pages.
	National War Garden Commission. Food Drying Progress and Importance. New York Trust Company, 1922 An address at the convention of the American Bankers Association. 13 pages.
Folder 11	National War Garden Commission. Home Canning and Drying of Vegetables and Fruits. United States Department of Agriculture, 19? United States food leaflet number 8. 4 pages.
	National War Garden Commission. Home Canning and Drying of Vegetables and Fruits. United States Department of Agriculture, 19? United States food leaflet number 18. 2 copies 4 pages.
Folder 24	Newbolt, Sir Henry. A Note on the History of Submarine War. World Peace Foundation, 1914 Volume IV, number 6, part IV of the World Peace Foundation's pamphlet series. 11 pages.
Folder 11	Pack, Charles Lathrop. Victory Gardens feed the Hungry. United States Department of Agriculture, 1917 United States food leaflet number 5. 4 pages.
	Pack, Charles Lathrop. Urban and Suburban Food Production: its Past and its Future. United States Department of Agriculture, 1917 United States food leaflet number 7. 4 pages.
Folder 22	Parker, Sir Gilbert, Bart., M. P. What is the Matter with England? Harrison & Sons, 1916 Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of His Majesty, November 1916, miscellaneous number 35. 53 pages.
Folder 13	The Patriotic League. The Patriotic League: an interpretation for leaders. Douglas C. McMurtrie, 1917 Promotional booklet. 69 pages.
Folder 18	Perkins, George W. Report on Activities of the YMCA with the AEF. Columbia University, 1917 Series 1, number 8 of the Columbia War Papers. 8 pages.
Folder 23	Price, Raymond B. Washington's Nine Months at War. Unknown, 1917 From an address before the Harrisburg, Pa., Chamber of Commerce, 16 September 1917. Water damage. 21 pages.
Folder 1	Rand McNally. World Combat Map. Rand McNally & Co., 19? Foldout containing maps of Far East, Europe, Alaska and polar view. Tearing along edges. Removed and cataloged separately.
Folder 20	Rockefeller, John D., Jr. . The Christian Church: What of its Future. Burrup, Mathieson & Sprague, Ltd., 1917 Extract from the Verbatim Report of the Imperial Duma, 4th session, 16th sitting. 45 pages.
Folder 22	Rolleston, T.W. Ireland and Poland: a Comparison. Darling & Son, Ltd., 1915 criticism and a reply 13 pages.
Folder 11	Royal Society of Arts. Journal of the Royal Society of Arts. United States Department of Agriculture, 1917 United States food leaflet. 64 pages.
Folder 17	Sayre, Francis B. The YMCA at the Front. Italian Bureau of Public Information, 1918 Volume 1, number 4, 15 October 1918. 32 pages.
Folder 20	Seager, Henry R. and Robert E. Chaddock. Food Preparedness. H. W. Wilson Co., 1917 Part of the Study Outline Series. 28 pages.
Folder 13	Secretary of the Admiralty. Does the British Navy Take Prisoners? American Red Cross, 19? Addresses made by Wilson in preparation for Red Cross Week. 91 pages.
Folder 3	Social Hygiene Association. Clean Communities, Camps, Fighters. State College of Washington, 1918 Home economics series number 2. 59 pages.
	Social Hygiene Association. Vice Repression as a War Policy. American Union Against Militarism, 1918 Reprinted from The World Tomorrow. 14 pages.
Folder 6	Southern Railway System. A Southern Welcoem to the Soldiers of the Nation. Social Hygiene Association, 19? Pamphlet on venereal disease awareness on the war front. 11 pages.
Folder 20	Speer, Robert E., Reverend. Jesus and War. George H. Doran Co., 19? Booklet. 16 pages.
Folder 15	Studebaker, John W. The Awakening of the Children. Unknown, 1918 Program for a play performed by the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) Hut Players.
Folder 7	Taft, William H. The Purpose of War. Normal College, 1918 Pamphlet detailing war effort of women at college. 11 pages.
Folder 1	Turner, Stanley. Dated Events World War Map. Petersen Advertising, 1944 Foldout containing maps of Pacific Ocean, Eastern hemisphere, and Western hemispheres. Removed and cataloged separately.
Folder 11	United States Marine Corps Publicity Bureau. U.S. Marines: Go Everywhere, See Everything. United States Department of Agriculture, 1918 United States food leaflet. 39 pages.
Folder 5	University of North Carolina. The Lafayette Association For Community Expression of the National Spirit. American Library Association., 1918 Promotional pamphlet. 30 pages.
Folder 6	University of North Carolina. Why we are at War with Germany. War Department Committee on Training Camp Activities, 19? Pamphlet on venereal disease awareness on the war front. 11 pages.
	University of North Carolina. Why we are at War with Germany III. Social Hygiene Association, 1917 Reprinted from Social Hygiene, Volume 3, number 4, October 1917. 16 pages.
Folder 10	United States Department of Agriculture. Use More Fish. National War Garden Commission, 1918 Gardening and storage manual. 2 copies. 31 pages.
	United States Department of Agriculture. Start the day right with a good breakfast. American Home Economics Association, 1913 Publication number1 for the Ellen H. Richards Memorial Fund. 69 pages.
	United States Department of Agriculture. Vegetables for Winter. National War Garden Commission, 1919 Gardening and storage manual 32 pages.
	United States Department of Agriculture. Plenty of Potatoes. National War Garden Commission, 1919 Gardening and storage manual. 32 pages.
	United States Department of Agriculture. Milk: the best food we have. National Emergency Food Garden Committee, 1917 Gardening and storage manual. 11 pages.
	United States Department of Agriculture. Fresh vegetables: good to eat and good for your health. National War Garden Commission, 1919 Gardening and storage manual. 23 pages.
	United States Department of Agriculture. A Whole dinner in one dish. National War Garden Commission, 1919 Promotional pamphlet. 23 pages.
	United States Department of Agriculture. Choose your food wisely. National Emergency Food Garden Committee, 19? Promotional leaflet. 4 pages.
	United States Department of Agriculture. Make a little meat go a long way. National War Garden Commission, 1919 Promotional pamphlet. 32 pages.
	United States Department of Agriculture. Food for your children. National War Garden Commission, 1918 Promotional pamphlet. 31 pages.
	United States Department of Agriculture. Instead of meat. National Emergency Food Garden Committee, 1917 Promotional leaflet. 8 pages.
	United States Department of Agriculture. Rice. American School of Home Economics, 1909 Series 1, number 13. 31 pages.
Folder 11	United States Department of Agriculture. Hominy. United States Department of Agriculture, 1917 United States food leaflet number 17. 8 copies. 4 pages.
	United States Department of Agriculture. Wheatless breads and cakes. United States Department of Agriculture, 1917 United States food leaflet number 10. 4 pages.
	United States Department of Agriculture. Sugar Questions. United States Department of Agriculture, 1917 United States food leaflet number 9. 4 pages.
	United States Department of Agriculture. America's Contribution through Food Administration. United States Department of Agriculture, 1917 United States food leaflet number 10. 4 pages.
	United States Department of Agriculture. Food Questions Answered. United States Department of Agriculture, 1917 United States food leaflet number 16. 4 pages.
	United States Department of Agriculture. The Day's Food in War and Peace. United States Department of Agriculture, 1917 United States food leaflet number 3. 4 pages.
	United States Department of Agriculture. Ten Lessons on Food Administration. United States Department of Agriculture, 1917 United States food leaflet number 4. 4 pages.
	United States Department of Agriculture. Food: new notes for public libraries. United States Department of Agriculture, 19? United States food leaflet number 20. 4 pages.
Folder 25	von Frantzius, Fritz. Germans as Exponents of Culture. Unknown, 1914 In answer to an article by Brander Matthews of Columbia University in the New York Times, 20 September 1914. 26 pages.
Folder 11	Walcott, F. C. The Prussian System. United States Department of Agriculture, 1917 United States food leaflet number 11. 4 pages.
Folder 13	War Department & Navy Department. War-Camp Community Recreation Fund. American Red Cross, 1919 Summary of activities of the Commission for Belgium. 48 pages.
Folder 15	Watson, Elizabeth C. What Home Service is , Why it is Necessary, How the Problem is Met. National War Work Council, 19? Promotional booklet. 8 pages.
Folder 25	Wilson, H.W. Convicted out of her Own Mouth. George H. Doran Co., 19? Reprinted from the National Review. 30 pages.
Folder 14	Wilson, Woodrow. 100,000,000 for the War Fund of the Red Cross. American Red Cross, 1918 Bulletin of the Departments of Nursing. 5 pages.
Folder 21	Wilson, Woodrow. War, Labor and Peace. Committee On Public Information, 1918 Recent addresses and writings of Wilson, Red White and Blue series, number 9. 43 pages.
Folder 24	Winslow, John Bradley, et al. Report upon the statements of Professor Robert McNutt McElroy and the Executive. Patriotic Education Society, Inc., 1917 Booklet. 118 pages.
Folder 16	Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) YMCA. Legion Publishing Co., 1919 Volume 1, number 5, 1 August 1919. 31 pages.
Folder 3	Various. A Declaration of Independence: Commemoration in London in 1918 of the 4th of July, 1776 . The Library of War Literature, 1918 resolutions and addresses at the Central Hall, Westminster 32 pages.
Folder 5	Various. Selections for speaking in the public schools. American Library Association, 19? Promotional bookmarks about relevant books.
	Various. Reconstruction and Citizenship. Library War Council, 1917 Small promotional pamphlet. 2 copies 8 pages.
Folder 8	Various. One Nation-One Cause. University of North Carolina, 1918 Volume 2, number 1 of the University of North Carolina's extension leaflets. 14 pages.
	Various. The Case Against Armed Merchantmen. University of North Carolina, 19? Number 2 of the University of North Carolina's war information series. 8 pages.
Folder 11	Various. The State College of Washington Library Bulletin. United States Department of Agriculture, 1917 Told by F. C. Walcott at conference of Field Men, 12 September. 8 pages.
Folder 12	Various. The War Saver: A bulletin for war savings societies of the U.S. Munn & Co, Inc., 1917 Promotional booklet for Navy & Army. 124 pages.
Folder 14	Various. Their Crimes. American Red Cross, 1917 Promotional booklet of the American Red Cross' activities in Europe. 68 pages.
Folder 17	Various. The American Legion Weekly. Italian Bureau of Public Information, 1918 Volume 1, number 5, 5 November 1918. 32 pages.
	Various. The American Legion Weekly. Italian Bureau of Public Information, 1918 Volume 1, number 7, 2 December 1918. 62 pages.
	Various. The American Legion Weekly. Italian Bureau of Public Information, 1919 Volume 2, number 1, 2 January 1919. 32 pages.
	Various. The American Legion Weekly. Italian Bureau of Public Information, 1919 Volume 2, number 2, 16 January 1919. 20 pages.
Folder 21	Various. The Allied Debts. American Association For International Conciliation, 1922 International Conciliation number 181. 102 pages.
	Various. Comments by the German Delegation on the Conditions of Peace. T. Fisher Unwin, Ltd., 1917 Booklet. 42 pages.
Folder 22	Various. Russia and her Allies. British Palestine Committee, 1917 Volume II, number 16. 26 pages.
Folder 1	Various. What Germany Wants. C.S. Hammond & Co., 1917 booklet containing maps of Western & Italian fronts, complete index of over 10,000 names 32 pages. Removed and cataloged separately.
Folder 3	Various. An Atlas of the World War. Allied Printing, 1911 Reprinted from McClure's Magazine. 14 pages. Removed and cataloged separately.
Folder 18	Various. The American Legion Weekly. Columbia University, 1917 Series 1, number 3 of the Columbia War Papers. 6 pages.
	Various. The American Legion Weekly. Columbia University, 1917 Series 1, number 2 of the Columbia War Papers. 6 pages.
Folder 16	Unknown. Program: Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) Hut. Legion Publishing Co., 1919 Volume 1, number 10, 5 September 1919. 34 pages.
Folder 21	Unknown. What About the Secret Treaties? Unknown, 19? Booklet. 16 pages.
	Unknown. The Condition of the Belgian Workmen, now Refugees in England. The Chicago Daily News, 19? Reprinted from The Chicago Daily News. 21 pages.
Folder 22	Unknown. Report on the Transport of British Prisoners of War to Germany. Harrison & Sons, 1918 Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of His Majesty, April 1918, miscellaneous number 10. 13 pages.
	Unknown. Further Correspondence respecting the Proposed Release of Civilians Interned in the... T. Fisher Unwin, Ltd., 1917 A reply to an American critic, reprinted from The Atlantic Monthly. 35 pages.
Folder 23	Unknown. Report on the Treatment by the Enemy of British Prisoners of War Behind the Firing. George H. Doran Co., 19? Illustrated booklet. 46 pages.
	Unknown. Agreement between the British and Ottoman Governments respecting Prisoners of War. Italian Bureau of Public Information, 1919 A sketch of Battisti's life, character and ideals. Contains appendix, maps and illustrations. 46 pages.
Folder 25	Unknown. German White Book on Armed Merchantmen. Unknown, 19? Booklet. 30 pages.
	Unknown. German Atrocities in France. Sir Joseph Causton & sons, 1916 A translation of the official report of the French commission. 46 pages.
	Unknown. German Business and German Aggression. T. Fisher Unwin, Ltd., 1917 Booklet. 23 pages.

Collection Number: 70033 Collection Title: World War I Pamphlets, 1905-1944