Mother’s Day – 1918

Posted byMichael O'HaganPosted inWorld War ITags:, , ,
e001481460 (November 1917 Q12-30 War Diary, p. 203)
1918 Mother’s Day Stationary from the YMCA. Source: Library and Archives Canada

I haven’t been able to do any further research but apparently the YMCA produced stationery specifically for soldiers writing home for Mother’s Day. I can’t imagine the YMCA thought that this would be used by a Canadian Forestry Corps company to record some productions statistics but it looks like they used anything on hand.

Anyways, Happy Mother’s Day!

Published by Michael O'Hagan

Historian studying German Prisoners of War in Canada during the Second World War

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  1. Michael:
    What a find! Mother’s Day and Forestry production. Yup, makes sense. Mother’s can always multi-task…. or provide stationary when needed 🙂

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