The Journals of Emma Troutman Boylan
Linda HoopesFrom 1927 Iowa to mid-1950s Philadelphia via the Great Depression, Oregon, WWII and more, my great-grandmother's journal tells one woman's story that touches on universal themes and key events in American history.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 198 | Subscribers | Read | emmasjournal.substack.com |
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Emma #196: March 1943
Mon 1. Today was Bob’s vacation day. We fixed up a chair & he took it and a table to the Co-op to sell. I cleaned upstairs, rested awhile, baked cookies and Bob & I played 3 games of checkers. I beat two of them. Got several cards from Tell...
Emma #195: Special Feature—Will Boylan
> Among our family artifacts are two thick books that contain lengthy dramatic narrative poems by Will M. Boylan. I knew he had never married, and that he lived for many years with one or both of his unmarried sisters Nora (Margaret Manora)...
Emma #194: February 1943
Mon 1. Got up this morning with a back & side ache. The bed seems so hard, but I do not know that that causes it. Even my skin is so tender I can’t bear to have it touched. It may be the result of my vaccination. Dad went to the church to a...
Emma #193: January 1943
As she did every year, Emma started a fresh book in 1943. Some books were larger, some smaller; some had one page per day, others had multiple days on one page. This year’s book was slightly larger, with one page per day (except the weekend...
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