Death or Victory for France letter from Lieut Huston
A wartime letter from Lieut Howard Huston describes life in France with the 59th Infantry American Expeditionary Forces He notes a broken ration wagon and scarcity of tobacco and cigarettes and urges readers to send smokes to the troops Meanwhile North Dakota warns merchants not to buy spoiled eggs as part of a Food Administration campaign observing wartime shortages.
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Howard Huston
Surrey’ Schools
France
Huston
Lo. M
Mr. Goscord
Lucifer
North Dakotas
North Dakota
United States Food Administration
War Letters From the Front Describe France and Battle Images
A wartime letter chronicles French homes near battlefronts, praise for American troops, and German raids on hospitals and churches. It notes Americans respected civilians, sinking a submarine, and a German prison camp struck by a botched air strike. The writer seeks word from friends, valuing letters highly.
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France
Fritzie
Ward
Fragmentary market note warns against bad eggs
Readable fragments warn buyers to avoid substandard eggs and seek fresh lots. Mentions selling quality and purchasing guidance amid vague lines and misspelled phrases.
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