War letters from college boys reveal Italian front life and morale
A collection of letters from American servicemen in Europe describes life on the Italian front, prisoner's tales, supply work, and daily duties. Reports detail ambulance service in Italy, morale shifts after fighting, and letters home describing food, transport, and frontline conditions.
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Arthur BL Parsons
al Parsons
M.C. A
Grinnell College
Parsons
Wartime letter notes unsure front moves and French weather
A WWI era correspondent reports limited advance in France, rain and cold hinder routine, long awaits for mail, and a chat with a French interpreter. He praises French soldiers, mentions old school connections, and states he has moved headquarters to a new location near a French sergeant. Stores in France Wunny to D. L. Strayer Private D. L. Strayer, formerly
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France
Hawthorne
Waterloo
Fannie Qrout
Anderson
Guy
Elmer
Don MecDermott
Bickley
Camp Pike
Frangh Wunny
D. L. Strayer
Corliss Shirley Thanks Courier for Tobacco Victory Front Letters
Mrs. Corliss Shirley receives a letter from son Corliss of the 306th Machine Gun Company, 77th Division, describing front-line life, shelling, nerves, and desire to return home. He thanks readers for tobacco and cigaret papers, notes gas exposure and shell shock, and mentions peace talks and longing for New York.
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Corliss Shirley
P. B. Shirley
Hammond Avenue
Corliss
306Th Machine Gun Co
Bere
Germany
America
New York
Waterloo Evening Courier
Randfield
Hamlin wizard oil offers relief for rheumatism and injuries
The advertisement promotes Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a safe effective remedy for rheumatic pains sciatica lame back and lumbago. It claims quick penetration loosens stiff joints and muscles and advises carrying it for first aid and minor injuries. It also mentions earache toothache croup and colic and offers money back if not satisfied. It adds a liver remedy and guarantees customer satisfaction.
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Hamlin
Soldier Writes From France Describes Stores And Trench Life
In a letter home Pvt. Eagle Stile, with base hospital No. 22, describes France as a great country with high prices and stores run by women since men are at the front. He notes canned goods candy and fruit are expensive, trench life and gunfire as unforgettable experiences, and mentions American troops in base hospital convalescence. Other items include local hats on sale at reduced prices and small town shops.
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France
Peck Thomas
Carl
Banton
Thomas Hotchkiss
Betten
Hetts
Illinois Central
Sergt
Donald F. Huntoon
Huntoon
Co. E
A. E. Ft
Dubuque
L Hive
Leo Ade
Camp Mills Ang
England
St Patrick
Emerald Isle
Isle of Man
Quita al ‘Rip
Channel
Paris
O. C. Hook
Frost
Fritz
Jacob
Johnson
The
Courier
Des Moines
Beaucoup
Pershing
J.T. Wconnelt
Waterloo
Corp. J. Il
O'Connell
M. G
Altho
UC. S. A
Marie
Francis Nine Gent
Sinnard
West Trocay
Lamar Sinnard Strayer
Hare
U.S. A
Eagle
Auctioneer offers farm sales and real estate services
General auctioneering firm conducts sales of merchandise real estate and live stock with farm sales as a specialty. Contact H. E. McDougaly R F D No 4 Waterloo 7017 Dunkerton for terms and dates. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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H. E. McDougaly
R.F.D
Waterloo
Dunkerton
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