Stenographers! Washington needs you!
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Washington needs you! shows a woman in a white blouse and dark skirt seated at a wooden desk typing on a typewriter. Behind her, the shadow of a soldier with a raised bayonet is cast against a green sky above a silhouette of the Capitol dome, and the lower band directs viewers to the U.S. Employment Office. The work is dated 1918.
