Joseph Sward disagrees with fellow Knox alumnus Donald Allensworth about the relative excellence of Jefferson Barracks, stating, "Jefferson Barracks is in my sense of taste is the worst place that I have ever been in."
The front of this postcard, sent to Dr. Simonds by Joseph Sward, is a photograph of two uniformed soldiers. The postcard's text reads, "I am still well and feeling fine. We are still in America, but expect orders to go across at any time as field…
Katharine Bagby performed canteen work during the war (Bagby's first name is alternately spelled "Katherine" and "Katharine," but Knox's records spell her name "Katharine"). Pearl Williamson worked as a nurse at Fort McPherson.
This document expresses Knox College's desire to do its part in the movement to produce more food. Thus, students assisting in an agriculture-based program were to "receive the same treatment as those enlisting in the military service" in terms of…
Watched by an audience, Knox College's cadet company stands in formation on Willlard Field. The auxiliary gymnasium is visible on the left side of the photograph.