Letter from Panama describes Fort Randolph life and local sights
Pvt. Alfred I. Fawkes writes from Fort Randolph Canal Zone Thanksgiving 1919. He notes tropical winds, frequent aircraft, jungle passes, and dense crowds in Colon. He describes bananas and coconuts, odd toads, and crowded living conditions, while mentioning his special duty and a diving mule cart assignment.
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United States
Fort Randolph
Colon
Her
Niger
Fremont
Panama
Alfred I. Fawkes
10Th Co. C. A. C
Christobal
Canal Zone
Old Fashioned Railroad Help Remembrance and Local News
The clipping notes reflections on coal use and ashes, mentions the old fashioned railroad employee who helped locate lost freight, and adds varied local notices. It reports Miss Mae Divine visiting Camden, and visits from Gay Paul and family. It covers funeral travel for John Kline and his death after a hospital operation and a fatal fire.
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Earl Burch
Gay Paul
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Mason George
Ransom Purdy
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John Kline
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