Letter From Christine Bley Describing German Character
Christine Bley writes from Berlin on June 14 1914 reflecting on German manners fear of officials and the Kaiser and contrasting German bluntness with English politeness. She describes Kloster the musician friend and his wife and notes daily life at boarders and a pianists upcoming concert in the Philharmonie. She ponders home family birthdays and a hopeful future with work and love while detailing small moments in Thiergarten and Whiergarten and the absence of a cake for her father’s birthday.
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Learn to Be Auto Mechanic in Four to Sir Weers
Advertisement for Allen Auto School by W. Z. Stolp promotes training for auto mechanics. Emphasizes high demand, good wages, and government support during wartime. Offers to teach with tools and equipment and provides contact at Forest Ave Des Moines.
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