Box 01
Contains 29 Results:
"Yesterday we reached Hawaii from..." (March 5, 1921), 1921
"My letter to Mother yesterday fully..." (March 6-16, 1921 (Letter); March 11, 1921 [Ocean Letter]), 1921
Content Warning: Racist Terminology for Japanese People; Discrimination of Low-Income People; Pro-Colonialism.
Jack writes about the weather, the landscape of Oahu, the ship they are on, and life aboard the ship to Manila. Jack notes the numbers of people from different countries in Hawaii (to which the racist terminology is included), the presence of multiethnic educational institutions, and the large number of automobiles (to which the discriminatory comment is made).
"Up to the present time you..." (March 17, 1921; Mailed March 17, 1921), 1921
"Soon after entering the..." (March 21, 1921), 1921
"After we finally landed at Manila..." (March 23, 1921), 1921
Content Warning: Racist Descriptions of Filipino People; Racist Terminology for Black People; Pro-Colonialism.
Jack describes Manila, exploring with work colleague (Mr. Sample), Maugham, and Haxton. He discusses the people, the landscape, the hotel, cock fighting, a golf course, and music. Derogatory term for black people used in the racist descriptions of the Filipino people.
"At two AM thursday morning..." (March 26, 1921), 1921
"We arrived in Singapore..." (March 29-30, 1921); "I am afraid this letter..." (April 2, 1921), 1921
Newspaper Clipping connected to Letter from Meredith M. Jack (Bo) to Mother (23 March 1921), 1921
There are newspaper clippings from an article related to the boat Jack was on.
"Wolverine Out Today for India", 1921
The newspaper clipping contains details of the S.S. Wolverine, its journey, and its passengers.