Letters From France From Henry S Baker Jr 1918
Mrs. Henry S Baker of Peyton Street shares excerpts from letters by her son Henry S Baker Jr of the Washington and Lee University hospital unit in France. The messages dated March 6 to March 12, 1918 describe city life, train travel, rations, German prisoners, air raids, visits to a palace, and life with the French army before front-line service.
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Henry S Baker, Jr
France
Washington and Lee University Hospital
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Germany
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Public Sale of David Fries Property in Winchester Virginia
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da Johnson
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Gets-It to the Dance and Corn Remedy Claims
An advertising fragment promotes Gets-It for foot pain relief claiming quick relief from corns calluses and tight shoes. It touts a dance night and mentions corn-pains and toe corn issues with emphasis on easy peeling and relief.
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Wartime Letter Fragments Describe Bombs and Travel
The narrator recalls near constant bombardment and airplanes circling, with some aircraft lit and others not. They note kind locals aiding refugees and rough French understanding, claiming good health and appetite as they travel. The entry dated March 21 mentions waking to the sound of guns and being miles from the front.
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