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Doughnut Girls, Doughnut Lassies, and Salvationists on the Front Lines of WWI

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Day: June 17, 1918

Monday, June 17, 1918

Some fine day, cold and plenty of noise. All ready to go. We put our things together again and were at alert, ready to leave.

Posted on June 17, 1918December 4, 2022 by Margaret SheldonTagged moving day. Leave a comment

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