Item 01: Arthur Newling diary, 7 April-24 September 1917 - Page 77
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<p>[Page 77]</p><p>Thursday, 26 July 1917<br />After an easy morning, in afternoon we were again inoculated & then dismissed to our tents.<br />Mail came in and I got 10 letters. Mother 1, Mabel 2, Eth 1, Kath 1, Mirrie 1, Charlie 1, Cec 1, Marie 1, Joyce 1. Was very glad to get them.</p><p>Friday, 27 July 1917<br />Inoculation giving rather painful results. Arm sore and bad headache. More letters from Father 1, Marj 1, P.C. from Cec Ford.</p>
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