Posters resurrect World War I sentiments

By Tiffany Moustakas

Posted 11/9/17

It’s been 100 years since the United States fought in World War I. But the posters encouraging its population to enlist in the armed services have yet to be forgotten.

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Posters resurrect World War I sentiments

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Blanche Morganstern, better known as 'The Jewelry Lady.' 96

Kelly O'Connor, mother of two, and a true lover of animals, 50

Sol Solomon, former features reporter for Riverdale Press, 74

Doris Redmond, always ready to help others, 92