Elmo Culbert First World War correspondence

Authors

Elmo S. Culbert

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Document Type

Letter

Keywords

U.S.A., YMCA, Postal Service, Stamp, Washington, George, President Washington, Soest, Salt Lake City, Oakland, Personal Stories, Family, Camaraderie, Uniform, Soldiers, Recreation and Entertainment, Humor, Guam, Christmas, Attorney

Publication Date

10-17-1918

Subject Terms

Elmo S. Culbert; World War 1914 1918; United States. Army American Expeditionary Forces; October 17, 1918; Camp Pike (Ark.); Deutsches Turn-und Sportfest; Social life and customs; Influenza Epidemic. 1918-1919; Uncle Sam;

Identifier

2014.160.w.r_Culbert_worldwarone_1918-10-17_003

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1918-10-17, Elmo to Emeline

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