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Newspaper advertisement promoting all the jobs available within the Works Progress Administration

Newspaper article describing what will be done in Georgia with the allocated money from the

Georgia Newspaper describing National Youth Administration's impact on Jewish teens interested in agriculture and vocational training.

Eleanor Roosevelt is visiting what looks like girl's sewing station being operated within the National Youth Administration's Federal Works Agency.

Eleanor Roosevelt visiting an all Black nursery in Des Moines, Iowa that was created and funded by the W.P.A.

Young men register for the draft for the Great War on June 5, 1917 in New York City as required by the Selective Service Act of (May 18) 1917.

Blindfolded U.S. Secretary of War Newton D. Baker, drawing numbers from bowl in the 1917 draft lottery, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C., July 21, 1917.

Officer candidates conduct weapons training at Camp Warden McLean in 1917 near the present day Chickamauga Battlefield Visitor Center

Artist rendering of 'Uncle Sam' character imploring men to volunteer for the U.S. Army

Three African American women work in a factory making materials needed for the (World War I) war effort and afterward.