Arthur Douglas Crease Letters, Diaries and Scrapbooks
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| − | Christmas parcels are indeed beginning to come in. We have to send two G.S. wagons every night to the town [illegible] office for the parcels. Your wonderful parcel came last night with something of everything I could possibly want. We never carry any drugs though we can never get any from the M.O. except castor oil or a dose of salts but I was trying to get a tin of | + | Christmas parcels are indeed beginning to come in. We have to send two G.S. wagons every night to the town [illegible] office for the parcels. Your wonderful parcel came last night with something of everything I could possibly want. We never carry any drugs though we can never get any from the M.O. except castor oil or a dose of salts but I was trying to get a tin of Zambuk or something like that + you send me two. I had been thinking seriously of getting some Horlick's Milk tablets + lo + behold 2 bott. in my parcel. Only yesterday I was going to send my batman for some shaving soap and + again the lucky bag produces a beautiful tin case with just the right thing in it. The nut candy is delicious + it is hard to get away from it. The porous plasters I shall hand over to the N.C.O for some less lucky person than myself for I have not been |
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12.12.16
My dear brother,
Christmas parcels are indeed beginning to come in. We have to send two G.S. wagons every night to the town [illegible] office for the parcels. Your wonderful parcel came last night with something of everything I could possibly want. We never carry any drugs though we can never get any from the M.O. except castor oil or a dose of salts but I was trying to get a tin of Zambuk or something like that + you send me two. I had been thinking seriously of getting some Horlick's Milk tablets + lo + behold 2 bott. in my parcel. Only yesterday I was going to send my batman for some shaving soap and + again the lucky bag produces a beautiful tin case with just the right thing in it. The nut candy is delicious + it is hard to get away from it. The porous plasters I shall hand over to the N.C.O for some less lucky person than myself for I have not been