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1918-09-19, Albin To Clara, Albin Anderson Sep 1918

1918-09-19, Albin To Clara, Albin Anderson

Lindstadt Brothers First World War correspondence

No abstract provided.


Taylor University Echo: May 9, 1918, Taylor University May 1918

Taylor University Echo: May 9, 1918, Taylor University

1917-1918 (Volume 5)

Farewell to Miss McGhie and Dr. George Shaw — High School Commencement — Madame Lagrippe — Chop Suey Dinner — Recital of H. Aldred Wigg — Local Echoes — Miss McGhie Leaves Taylor — W. F. M. S. Thank Offering — Wanted to Know — Chronicle — Another Soldier On a Furlough — The Woman’s War Census — Thalonian Report — Philo Society — Prayer Band — Holiness League — Literary — This Moment — Science and Faith — At the Gate — Air Craft — Alumni Notes — Editorial — The Soldier’s Religion — Tennis is Popular — Thalos …


[2014.160.W.R_ Hornberger _Worldwarone_1918-05-03_010.Pdf] Dorothy Hornberger First World War Correspondence Collection, Clarence Lindstadt May 1918

[2014.160.W.R_ Hornberger _Worldwarone_1918-05-03_010.Pdf] Dorothy Hornberger First World War Correspondence Collection, Clarence Lindstadt

Dorothy Hornberger First World War Correspondence Collection

This collection contains 13 letters written by several soldiers to a woman named Dorothy Hornberger. A majority of the letters were written by her uncle, Clarence Lindstadt, describing camp life, training, talking about things back home. Three letters were written by other soldiers, possibly friends of Clarence. Some of the authors in this collection are connected with the authors in 2014.031.w.r "Lindstadt Brothers First World War Correspondence." Some of them were possible friends.


1917-05-03, Clarence To Dorothy, Clarence Lindstadt May 1918

1917-05-03, Clarence To Dorothy, Clarence Lindstadt

Dorothy Hornberger First World War correspondence

No abstract provided.


1918-04-17, Varnie To Robert, Varnie (V.T.) T. Lindstadt Apr 1918

1918-04-17, Varnie To Robert, Varnie (V.T.) T. Lindstadt

Lindstadt Brothers First World War correspondence

No abstract provided.


Cookbook, Blanche Armwood, A Collection Of War-Time Recipes, April 1918, Blanche Armwood Apr 1918

Cookbook, Blanche Armwood, A Collection Of War-Time Recipes, April 1918, Blanche Armwood

Armwood Family - Records

Recipe book created by Blanche Armwood and taught at the New Orleans School of Domestic Science. Book includes recipes that use war-time substitutions for many loved meals.


[2014.160.W.R_ Hornberger _Worldwarone_1918-03-15_008.Pdf] Dorothy Hornberger First World War Correspondence Collection, Clarence Lindstadt Mar 1918

[2014.160.W.R_ Hornberger _Worldwarone_1918-03-15_008.Pdf] Dorothy Hornberger First World War Correspondence Collection, Clarence Lindstadt

Dorothy Hornberger First World War Correspondence Collection

This collection contains 13 letters written by several soldiers to a woman named Dorothy Hornberger. A majority of the letters were written by her uncle, Clarence Lindstadt, describing camp life, training, talking about things back home. Three letters were written by other soldiers, possibly friends of Clarence. Some of the authors in this collection are connected with the authors in 2014.031.w.r "Lindstadt Brothers First World War Correspondence." Some of them were possible friends.


1917-03-15, Clarence To Dorothy, Clarence Lindstadt Mar 1918

1917-03-15, Clarence To Dorothy, Clarence Lindstadt

Dorothy Hornberger First World War correspondence

No abstract provided.


[2014.160.W.R_ Hornberger _Worldwarone_1918-02-12_007.Pdf] Dorothy Hornberger First World War Correspondence Collection, Clarence Lindstadt Feb 1918

[2014.160.W.R_ Hornberger _Worldwarone_1918-02-12_007.Pdf] Dorothy Hornberger First World War Correspondence Collection, Clarence Lindstadt

Dorothy Hornberger First World War Correspondence Collection

This collection contains 13 letters written by several soldiers to a woman named Dorothy Hornberger. A majority of the letters were written by her uncle, Clarence Lindstadt, describing camp life, training, talking about things back home. Three letters were written by other soldiers, possibly friends of Clarence. Some of the authors in this collection are connected with the authors in 2014.031.w.r "Lindstadt Brothers First World War Correspondence." Some of them were possible friends.


1917-02-12, Clarence To Dorothy, Clarence Lindstadt Feb 1918

1917-02-12, Clarence To Dorothy, Clarence Lindstadt

Dorothy Hornberger First World War correspondence

No abstract provided.


Draft Pamphlet On Social Hygiene, 1918, Francis Mairs Huntington-Wilson Jan 1918

Draft Pamphlet On Social Hygiene, 1918, Francis Mairs Huntington-Wilson

World War I Era Documents, 1914-1918

A partially typed and handwritten draft outline for a proposed pamphlet on social hygiene, written by Francis Mairs Huntington-Wilson and dating from circa 1918. Within, Wilson outlines the four main categories of eugenics, sex hygiene, children's welfare and education.


1917-12-14, Robert To Family, Gult (Clarence?) Lindstadt Dec 1917

1917-12-14, Robert To Family, Gult (Clarence?) Lindstadt

Lindstadt Brothers First World War correspondence

No abstract provided.


[2014.160.W.R_ Diedrich _Worldwarone_1917-10-10_013.Pdf] Wesley F. Diedrich First World War Correspondence Collection, Wesley F. Diedrich Oct 1917

[2014.160.W.R_ Diedrich _Worldwarone_1917-10-10_013.Pdf] Wesley F. Diedrich First World War Correspondence Collection, Wesley F. Diedrich

Wesley F. Diedrich First World War Correspondence Collection

This collection contains 69 letters written by Wesley F. Diedrich to his parents during the First World War. Diedrich served in the 27th company of the American Expeditionary Forces. In the first half of the collection, Diedrich described his training and other happenings at Camp Logan in Houston, Texas. In the second half of the collection his division went to Europe and he described cities and locations they visit. The collection also contains six maps, four war pamphlets, six newspaper and magazine clippings, and three photographs.


1917-10-10, Wesley To Family, Wesley F. Diedrich Oct 1917

1917-10-10, Wesley To Family, Wesley F. Diedrich

Wesley F. Diedrich First World War correspondence

No abstract provided.


[2014.160.W.R_ Hornberger _Worldwarone_1917-10-01_004.Pdf] Dorothy Hornberger First World War Correspondence Collection, Clarence Lindstadt Oct 1917

[2014.160.W.R_ Hornberger _Worldwarone_1917-10-01_004.Pdf] Dorothy Hornberger First World War Correspondence Collection, Clarence Lindstadt

Dorothy Hornberger First World War Correspondence Collection

This collection contains 13 letters written by several soldiers to a woman named Dorothy Hornberger. A majority of the letters were written by her uncle, Clarence Lindstadt, describing camp life, training, talking about things back home. Three letters were written by other soldiers, possibly friends of Clarence. Some of the authors in this collection are connected with the authors in 2014.031.w.r "Lindstadt Brothers First World War Correspondence." Some of them were possible friends.


1917-10-01, Clarence To Dorothy, Clarence Lindstadt Oct 1917

1917-10-01, Clarence To Dorothy, Clarence Lindstadt

Dorothy Hornberger First World War correspondence

No abstract provided.


[2014.160.W.R_ Hornberger _Worldwarone_1917-09-12_002.Pdf] Dorothy Hornberger First World War Correspondence Collection, Clarence Lindstadt Sep 1917

[2014.160.W.R_ Hornberger _Worldwarone_1917-09-12_002.Pdf] Dorothy Hornberger First World War Correspondence Collection, Clarence Lindstadt

Dorothy Hornberger First World War Correspondence Collection

This collection contains 13 letters written by several soldiers to a woman named Dorothy Hornberger. A majority of the letters were written by her uncle, Clarence Lindstadt, describing camp life, training, talking about things back home. Three letters were written by other soldiers, possibly friends of Clarence. Some of the authors in this collection are connected with the authors in 2014.031.w.r "Lindstadt Brothers First World War Correspondence." Some of them were possible friends.


1917-09-12, Clarence To Dorothy, Clarence Lindstadt Sep 1917

1917-09-12, Clarence To Dorothy, Clarence Lindstadt

Dorothy Hornberger First World War correspondence

No abstract provided.


Catalog, 1916-1917, Anderson University - South Carolina Oct 1916

Catalog, 1916-1917, Anderson University - South Carolina

Catalogs

The 1916-1917 academic catalog and introduction to the college.


Catalog, 1914-1915, Anderson University - South Carolina Oct 1914

Catalog, 1914-1915, Anderson University - South Carolina

Catalogs

The 1914-1915 academic catalog and introduction to the college.


Catalog, 1913-1914, Anderson University - South Carolina Oct 1914

Catalog, 1913-1914, Anderson University - South Carolina

Catalogs

The 1913-1914 academic catalog and introduction to the college.


The Public School Teacher In Massachusetts, George Allen Coe Jun 1914

The Public School Teacher In Massachusetts, George Allen Coe

Historical Dissertations & Theses

This study has been undertaken for the purpose of securing an idea of some of the more important professional conditions and tendencies observable in the teaching body as found in the public schools of Massachusetts. The last sections present in addition to conclusions that have been reached directly or indirectly as a result of the findings herein presented a few suggestions as to what needs to be done for and by the teachers, at least in the humble opinion of the writer.


Catalog, 1912-1913, Anderson University - South Carolina Oct 1912

Catalog, 1912-1913, Anderson University - South Carolina

Catalogs

The 1912-1913 academic catalog and introduction to the college. This was the very first catalog advertising the opening year of Anderson College.


The Socialization Of The High School, Hampton Marsden Kishpaugh Jan 1911

The Socialization Of The High School, Hampton Marsden Kishpaugh

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


Adairville Training School [Catalog], 1909-1910 (Mss 701), Kentucky Library Research Collections Jan 1909

Adairville Training School [Catalog], 1909-1910 (Mss 701), Kentucky Library Research Collections

Research Collections

Catalog for the Adairville Training School, Adairville, Kentucky, 1909-1910.


Adairville Training School [Catalog], 1908-1909 (Mss 701), Kentucky Library Research Collections Jan 1908

Adairville Training School [Catalog], 1908-1909 (Mss 701), Kentucky Library Research Collections

Research Collections

Catalog for the Adairville Training School, Adairville, Kentucky, 1908-1909.


Adairville Training School [Catalog], 1907-1908 (Mss 701), Kentucky Library Research Collections Jan 1907

Adairville Training School [Catalog], 1907-1908 (Mss 701), Kentucky Library Research Collections

Research Collections

Catalog for the Adairville Training School, Adairville, Kentucky, 1907-1908.


Some Important Texas Attractions, Norman G. Kittrell, William Doherty Jan 1906

Some Important Texas Attractions, Norman G. Kittrell, William Doherty

Gulf Coast Line Magazine

Discusses weather, schools, and the advantage of the "homestead law." Includes image of produce on display in a wagon surrounded by men, ducks on a lake - photo by Wheelus.


Some Important Texas Attractions, Norman G. Kittrell, William Doherty, Wheelus Jan 1906

Some Important Texas Attractions, Norman G. Kittrell, William Doherty, Wheelus

Gulf Coast Line Magazine

Discusses weather, schools, and the advantage of the "homestead law." Includes image of produce on display in a wagon surrounded by men, ducks on a lake - photo by Wheelus.


Adairville Training School [Catalog], 1906-1907 (Mss 701), Kentucky Library Research Collections Jan 1906

Adairville Training School [Catalog], 1906-1907 (Mss 701), Kentucky Library Research Collections

Research Collections

Catalog for the Adairville Training School, Adairville, Kentucky, 1906-1907.