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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1918

Page

3

Soldiers Letters I Kept My Mask On All the Time

A correspondent recalls moving from a front town to a quieter site with an excellent dugout. He describes limited letters, scarce writing materials, and a noisy, cold night-lit work routine. He notes a safe area, a large French clock, and efforts to keep writing despite hardship. He mentions recent news from home and a joke about husbands returning from war in a wife’s imagined letter.

Thomas Lowa Morris Roy Mortimore Algo France Iowa Suny Engineering News Record Biast Hubby Man England

Unclaimed Letters In Hamburg Post Office 1918 List

The Hamburg Iowa post office lists unclaimed letters for the week ending December 7 1918. Names include Mrs Herbert Barnes Mrs Sadie Gentilemen Ava Roy A L Shaw Rhuben Thompson. Letters will go to the dead letter office December 30 1918 if not picked up. Callers should mention advertised with list date.

Hamburg Iowa Herbert Barnes Sadie Ava Roy A, L, Shaw Rhuben Thompson Fred ‘Il. Ives P. M

Praise and Advice as a Witty Appraisal

A succinct remark praises the man who seeks counsel and warns against rigid thinkers. It contrasts open consultation with stubborn insistence on one’s own ideas, implying the latter leads to a form of domestic or intellectual discomfort.

Curious North Visitor Encounters Stripping Animal

A north visitor watches a scraggly bristled animal rub against a scrub oak and asks a native what it is. The man replies Ravorback hang, then notes the creature is stropping itself. The exchange includes talk of a helmet and reblocking. Cull 25 black for auto livery.

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