Educational Overseas Y Work in Dijon Camp Notes
Dr Bondurant describes Educational Department work in Dijon France for Y M C A secretaries and soldiers. He outlines museum trips lectures on Ancient Rome French language classes and English arithmetic in huts and illiterate camps plus home visits and magazine distribution in early 1919.
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Dr. Bondurant
YMCA
France
the Mississippian
A. L. Bondurant
J. N. Powers
Bondurant
Miller
Paris
Ole Miss
University of Dijon
Dijon
Henry Russell Miller
Central Medical Laboratory
Heath
John Tigert
Rhodes
Cray
League of Nations
Cross of Iron
Mr. Merritt
New Sewing Machines at Oxford Meat Market
New sewing machines have arrived in a fresh shipment at the Oxford meat market located on the southwest corner of Square Oxford Mississippi. The ad promotes low prices and invites customers to call for details with a listed phone number.
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Oxford
Miss
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Gale
Hastings
South
Atlanta
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Salvat ion Army doughnut girls praised by returning soldiers
Private W W Guvok and Private Clements praise Salvation Army workers in France for courage and kindness at Tuil Marne and Chateau Thierry. They recall doughnut girls staying with troops, delivering aid and morale boosts despite shelling. Letter from Earl Miles from Camp Meade describes experiences and hopes.
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W. W. Guvok
Co. U
S0th Infantry
Alien Clements
Clements
Tulg Marne
Chateau ‘Linerry
Alwys
France
Salvation Army
Letter from a Soldier Rejoins Family in New York Harbor
A soldier writes from Camp Upton Long Island after a 21 day voyage from Marseilles. He describes sailing via Gibraltar and the Mediterranean, surviving a two day storm, the warm reception by Red Cross Knights of Columbus and others, and the welcome with biscuits cakes candy cigarettes and gum. He asks about family and notes the voyage mileage of about 3300 miles.
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New York
Marseilles
France
Gibraltar
Spain
Mediterranean Sea
Red Cross
Knights of Columbus
2Nd Salvation Army
M.C. A
Camp Upton
Long Island
Will
Oxford Cleaners and Dyers Ad in Mississippi
An Oxford Mississippi cleaning shop advertises reliable ironing and garment care. The card notes its address three doors east of the First National Bank and the phone number 386. The slogan promises work well done and customer satisfaction.
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First National
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