The Spiker March 1919

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Title

The Spiker March 1919

Subject

Morris County Library (Whippany, N.J.); Morris County (N.J.); Sources; Documents; Clippings (Books, newspapers, etc.); Newspapers; World War, 1914-1918; United States, Army.

Description

The Spiker post-World War I newspaper published in France, sold for one franc.

Displayed here: The Spiker March 1919 issue front and back pages.

Cover illustration: "Hello Jack Ol' Scout - How's Th' Boy?"", Inscription: Breton France 1919; Printed below image: "Price: One Franc."

Back page illustration: "Stop Him! Stop Him!... Hey! What D'ye Mean By Trying To Walk Out With Those Dishes!";

Printed below image: "Force Of Habit 'Après La Guerre', Ex-Soldier: - I've Been Standing here Two Hours and i Haven't Heard Mess Call Blow Yet.

Inscription: Breton France 1919

Creator

The Spiker, France

Source

NJ 974.974 MOR BOX 54

Publisher

Published by the Men of the Engineers Railway, U.S. Army, Somewhere In France, March 1919, Vol. 2 - No 10.

Date

1919-03

Format

JPEG

Text

Cover and back pages of The Spiker newspaper issue March 1919, Vol. 2 - No. 10.

Original Format

paper, newspaper/magazine

Dimensions: 24 x 32 cm (9.45 x 11.81 in.)

Citation

The Spiker, France, “The Spiker March 1919,” The Archive Project, accessed May 2, 2024, https://mcldig6930.omeka.net/items/show/1540.