See Here Private Hargrove! Army Life in a Humorous Memoir
Private Marion Hargrove narrates basic training at Fort Bragg with a comic focus on mess hall chaos pay troubles and bunkhouse pranks. The piece blends soldierly patter with pay delays and a running joke about Mulvehill and the Service Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hargrove
Fort Bragg
N. C
Hargrove
War Department
Sargie
Bishop
Bushemi
Thomas
Thoss
Mulvehill
Soup Satisfies in Any Kitchen Through Frugal Meals
Lyn Rinkas extols soup as versatile enough to start meals or main dishes during shortages. The piece includes several recipe sketches: haddock chowder, onion and potato soup with parsley, tomato bisque, and a bean soup with ham bone, plus advice on crackers and cheese to accompany meals.
Lesson for November 7 in Sarees and Scripture Texts
A fragment notes a November 7 lesson in Sarees and selected Scripture texts. It references religious auctions and international Pereinaitete practice, with emphasis on instructional material and spiritual readings.
Army mess and Camels in soldiers stores and mail
From a French word mes meaning a meal course the army uses mess for breakfast lunch and dinner. The piece notes Camel cigarettes are a favorite among soldiers and that cartons are welcome gifts. Post Office rules limit overseas parcels but Camels can be sent to service members in the U S Navy Marines and Coast Guard wherever they are.
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Post
U. S
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
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Private Hargrove
WM. Stavice
Orville D. Pope
Headquarters Battery
Don Bishop
Sergeant Pope
Pope
Malvehn
Acton Dennington Hawkins
Tate
Reveille
Boughton
Private Bashemi
Hargroves
Bashemi
Jusherni
Hyoh
Pulver
Peacock
Bill
Charlotte
Innocenta
Jesus
Raca
Christ
Sargie-Wargie
Lyn Rinkas
Lynn Chambers
Western Newspaper Union
South Desplaines Street
Chicago
Illinois
Sunctional School
Lynn
Colemance
Coleman Lamp & Stove Co
North Broad Street
Philadelphia
PENNA
Library of Congress
Grove
Lise
Fey Dean
Doan
Doans
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