1918-11-14, Elmo to Emeline

Authors

Elmo S. Culbert

Files

Document Type

Letter

Keywords

U.S.A., U.S. Postal Service, Stamp, Washington, George, President Washington, Salt Lake City, Soldiers, Homesickness, Morale, Training, Romance, Wife, Self-Determination, Camaraderie, Discontent, Gifts from home, Celebration, Noise, Observation, Music, Songs, Attorney, Post-War Hopes, Women at Home

Publication Date

11-14-1918

Subject Terms

Elmo S. Culbert; World War 1914 1918; United States-- History--20th Century. United States Army American Expeditionary Forces; November 14, 1918; Camp Pike (Ark.); World war 1914 1918 Regimental histories United States; World War 1914 1918 United States Army--Barracks and quarters; World War 1914 1918 United States Mustering out; United States War and civilization -- History -- 20th century; United States War and society -- History -- 20th century; World war 1914 1918 Peace; World war 1914 1918 Songs and music;

Identifier

2014.160.w.r_Culbert_worldwarone_1918-11-04_011

Recommended Citation

Culbert, Elmo S., "1918-11-14, Elmo to Emeline" (1918). Elmo Culbert First World War correspondence. 9.
https://digitalcommons.chapman.edu/eculbert_collection/9

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