From New York to Camp Lee The Letter Home
A camp diary from Officers Training School Camp Lee Virginia October 8 1918 describes the long train trip from New York City via Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington the sights along the way and the Stonewall Jackson house near the line. It recounts harsh accommodation at the camp the strict schedules drills rifle training meals and the routine of a soldier in training including wake times and daily inspections.
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Central Officers’ Training School
Camp Lee
Virginia
Washington
United States
New York University
181St St
University Avenue
Pennsylvania Station
New York City
Altho
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Red Cross
Capitol City
Capitol
Fredrickshoro
Richmond
PD. C
Stonewall Jackson
Petersburg
CO. T. S
Jlolie i
Joe McElhinney
Uncle Sam
Joe Camp Lee
Petersbore
Africa
Humber
McCormick
Caruso
Colonel Eaton
Reveille
Hopewell
Times
Brooklyn
Bronx
Petersborg
Huns May Not Get Chance To Dig In With The Allied Forces
Article notes German forces face renewed pressure as Marshal Foch plans movements while Allied troops from the United States France and Britain renew offensives. Observers cite revived spirit among French and British forces and warn Germany’s supplies and morale are strained despite heavy reserves.
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France
Marshal Foch
America
Germany
German and Allied View on American Aid Strength
The text notes growing confidence in American forces among German newspapers and officials. It cites reduced sneers toward American help and recognition that the American army is hard to dismiss. Also promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with Lemmon's Drug Store as seller.
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Lemmon
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