Tag: Anomaly Flag

A tag used to “flag” any anomaly with the content or structure of an artifact. Once flagged, the artifact may be researched to resolve the anomaly.

  • Artifact 1940-06-04 – Letter to La Verne Woods

    Artifact 1940-06-04 – Letter to La Verne Woods


    Transcription of Artifact Content

    Camp Borden, Ont.
    Tues. nite.

    Dearest La Verne:

    Your letter was a very pleasant surprise I sure did feel good when I saw your writing I opened it even before Onnellee’s.

    I had an address of yours, but I did thought you had moved since. So I asked Frances what it was in my last letter to her. She’ll probably send it in her next letter. But however I’m glad you got mine & wrote to me. I guess I’ve written about 25 or th 30 letters & I don’t know how many cards since I came a week ago.

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  • Artifact 1940-06-02 (Assumed) – Letter to Mrs. Elton Newman

    Letter to Mrs. Elton Newman – Unknown Date, assumed June 2, 1940


    Editor’s Note


    Editor Note – Unknown Artifact Original Date

    The actual date of this artifact is unknown because there is no envelope with postmarks, but based upon content, is believed to have been written June 2, 1940.


    Transcription of Artifact Content

    Camp Borden

    Sun. aft.

    Dear Frances:

    Received your parcel O.K. and also a letter Fri. & Sat. Thanks a lot for the dinner. It was really swell. I just got the parcel about nine last night. I also got one from Pearl’s sister. It was a big chocolate box full of date cake & some candy. Well I had Marshall Healey over to our tent for dinner and of course I had Glen piper stay is he and I are in the same tent. The chicken & dressing was swell, but it is so warm in the day time I thought I’d better get it ate up.

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