This is a letter from W. H. Culver to Herbert J. Metcalf sending him six copies of the

The National Women

For the first time in our history, the government has called trade union women into active service representing their respective trades in order to meet intelligently the difficulties and complications that will arise from war. This reports explains…

Berwald responds to Harding, noting both the importance of English in American context and the importance of openness to foreign languages in the capitalist context of current American power.

This letter from Dixon, a librarian at the Iowa State College Library in Ames lists five books that were removed from that library

Churchman asks for clarification--says he would rather not stop preaching German, but will "cheerfully abide your order" if necessary.

Patriotic letter in support of language ban, as "where would freedom be found in our world today, if we had depended on Scandinavia and Germany to secure it for us?"

Translation of article in Swedish-language newspaper, in which editor interviews Governor Harding.

Image of Hertzberg Bindery interior with artisans and management in front of finished product.

Image of a workroom in the Hertzberg Bindery