Poppa's WWI Journal https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html One Hundred Years Ago This Week: Wedding Bells! 100 Years Ago This Week: We are Building Hospital Now 100 Years Ago This Week: I hate to see the 20th boys go without me 100 Years ago This Week: Tomorrow, on my 28th birthday, I will start life again as a civilian in God’s own country. 100 Years ago this Week: Thanksgiving Dinner in Rolampont. 100 Years Ago This Week: I’m the most disappointed fellow in the A.E.F. today! 100 Year ago This Week: The show was a big success! 100 Years Ago This Week: Broadway on a 24 Hour Pass 100 Years Ago This Week: Leaving Dax 100 Years ago this Week: Happiest Afternoon of My Life! 100 Years Ago This Week: My bag is packed! 100 Years ago this week: Looks as though we are in for a long trip. 100 Years ago this Week: Made THE purchase! 100 Years Ago This Week: What a glorious life. 100 Years ago This Week: Some of our captains just want to go home. 100 Years Ago This Week: If one can live through this school they can live through anything. Army Documents 100 Years ago this Week: Could Anything be Much Worse? 100 Years ago This Week: We expect to give another show. 100 Years Ago This Week: President Wilson Reviews the Troops on Christmas Day 100 Years Ago This Week: Back to work 100 Years Ago This Week: I didn’t know I had so many French friends! 100 Years ago This Week: Mail from Marion relieved my unnecessary worries. 100 Years ago This Week: Still Walking in Mud…With Wet Feet 100 Years Ago This Week: Drilling in Rain and Mud 100 Years ago This Week: Leaving Langres 100 Years ago This Week: Leaving on the Q.T. for an Unknown Location 100 Years ago this week: Armistice! 100 Years ago This Week: We play cards every night to see who gets to build the fire 100 Years ago This Week: Letters are the greatest means of encouragement these days.   100 years ago this week: Joe saves a kid from drowning 100 Years ago This Week: The Newspapers are Very Encouraging 100 Years ago This Week: This little diary is over a year old 100 Years ago This Week: The Spanish “Flu” is very prevalent around here now 100 Years ago this week: Band Practice Every Monday and Friday 100 Years ago This week: Many rumors about this school closing 100 Years ago this week: Marion. She is the true girl alright! 100 Years ago This Week: Who am I working for? 100 Years ago this week: We … would rather go to the front and help make them surrender. 100 Years ago this week: Poppa Arrives at Army Candidate School 100 Years ago this week: I am getting very tired of my job 100 Years Ago This Week: I Have Asked for a New Job 100 Years Ago This Week: Dominion Day and A July Fourth Fire 100 Years Ago This Week: I Guess I Got it Too. 100 Years Ago this Week: A forest Fire and the Spanish Fever 100 Years ago this week: Exam Very Unsatisfactory 100 Years Ago This Week: First Battalion is Trying to Organize a Band. 100 Years Ago This Week: “Hell, Heaven or Hoboken before Christmas” 100 Years Ago This Week: We are Given our First Issue Tobacco 100 Years ago this week: we should have much better eats now