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The preview fare ranges from images for pulp novels like "The Corpse Was Beautiful" and "Whelps of the Wolf" to Saturday Evening Post covers with portraits of World War I soldiers or children playing cowboy to women painted by the pin-up artists Alberto Vargas and Gil Elvgren.
By World War I, soldiers wore two tags.
But during World War I, soldiers called it Death Valley.
After Danforth heard World War I soldiers referring to their meals as "chow," Ralston's animal feeds became "animal chow".
(Mrs. Martin recalls knitting socks for World War I soldiers when she was 10).
In World War I, soldiers got "trench rations" of "hard bread," beef, salmon and sardines but scant vegetables.
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