Dorothy Hornberger First World War correspondence
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Document Type
Letter
Keywords
correspondence, Iowa, Des Moines, Iowa, postal service, Camp Dodge, Iowa, Davenport, Iowa, September 1917, 1917, family, field artillery, United States, Supply Company, 339th Field Artillery, 339th, gifts, magazines, kindness, books, reading, love, pictures, photography, clothing, uniform, France, mobilization, travel, anxiety, fear, personal stories, romance, agriculture, youth, humor, infantile paralysis, children, jealousy, duty, barracks, literary reference, poetry, cold weather, discontent, boredom, animals, stress, rank, mechanic, homesickness, post-war hopes
Publication Date
9-20-1917
Subject Terms
World War I; World War One; Dorothy Hornberger; Clarence Lindstadt; September 20, 1917; World War, 1914 1918; United States; Davenport (Ia.) -- History -- 20th Century; Camp Dodge (Ia.); War and Civilization -- History -- 20th Century; United States. Army; United States. Army. Field Atrillery; Davenport (Ia.) - Social Life and Customs - 20th Century; Women - Davenport (Ia.) - Social conditions
Identifier
2014.160.w.r_ Hornberger _worldwarone_1917-09-20_001
Recommended Citation
Lindstadt, Clarence, "1917-09-20, Clarence to Dorothy" (1917). Dorothy Hornberger First World War correspondence. 2.
https://digitalcommons.chapman.edu/dhornberger_collection/2
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