29 resultados para teaterstriden 1916
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The letter describes Eleanore Celeste's time away with her brother. She has spent her time canoeing, playing golf, dancing and plans to attend the movies. The next day is a sailing trip to see Plymouth Rock. The next week she will be in Connecticut and then home.
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The letter mentions a trip to Princeton that is postponed.
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This letter discusses how Arthur is now responsible for "directing and supervising the work of ninety men". This letter is labelled number 75.
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The letter includes a poem entitled "Courage". It is labelled number 46.
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The letter mentions a debate that Arthur will be involved in and Eleanor Celeste jokes about which side she will favour.
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The letter mentions a train from Newark to Princeton. She writes "Shall keep all news until I see you". The second part of the letter is written another day and describes the time she spent with Arthur.
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Eleanore Celeste mentions that her mother will have to have another eye surgery. There is a membrane over the eye impairing her vision.
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The letter states that they will see one another on the nineteenth and Eleanore Celeste is excited for the date to arrive. She also mentions some volunteer work "tagging" for donations for the "benefit of war sufferers". She also attends a concert of Columbia University given at Carnegie Hall.
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Eleanore Celeste mentions her mother's eye surgery is complete and she is now recuperating. She also mentions that Arthur plans to come for a short visit soon.
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She discusses her evening of cards and dancing. She states that Arthur will be home in two and a half weeks.
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Eleanore Celeste has just been out golfing in the rain. She plans to meet Arthur at the train station.
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A price list for Lawrence A. Wilson Co. Limited, 87 James St., Montreal Quebec. It is addressed to The Toronto Hunt, 52 Bay Street, Toronto. There are additional handwritten notes. One of the handwritten notes reads "ck to W. Stephen Haas"
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A set of forms which was held together by a string. The title page is brittle and crumbling. Each page is dated and signed either by the Colonel or Lieutenant Colonel A.A.G. [Assistand Adjutant General] Niagara.
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A paperback booklet of the Ontario Game and Fishery Laws 1916. The booklet is 91 pages in length and includes an index. See the full text in the Brock University Special Collections and Archives.