Thurs. May 16, 1918Perfect Weather. Lilacs in bloom. Drilled play after school. After super, I put out my gladiolas, father spaded up the place. My pansies are pretty. Tonight I’m going to bed early.
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This is the transcription of the diary of Calla Louise King, a teacher from the Sidney, NY area. She was writing in 1917-18. I will be transcribing an entry or two every day or so and posting them here along with scans of the pages until I have completed the entire diary and all of the supporting material and ephemera that is included inside. Read the story of my decision to do this here.
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- Arithmetic Grades
- May 3, 1918
- Letter: Fayette King
- May 5, 1918
- May 8, 1918
- Ephemera: Liberty Lunch
- News Clipping, Apr 25, 1918
- Ephemera: Map
- May 9, 1918
- A Word
- News Clipping, Approximate Date
- Letter: Kate Voeglin
- Letter: Charlotte King
- May 14 & 15, 1918
- News Clipping, Approximate Date
- Ephemera: Flag Article
- News Clipping, Approximate Date
- May 16, 1918
- News Clipping, Approximate Date
- Pressed Flowers
- News Clipping, Approximate Date
- Sunday May 26, 1918 (Part 1)
- Sunday May 26, 1918 (Part 2, Interlude)
- Sunday May 26, 1918 (Part 3)
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- Obituaries (5)
- Photograph (1)
- Pressed Flowers (2)
- Red Cross (6)
- War Effort (5)
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