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Saul, Mrs. Dorothy E. - Interview

Numéro d'article (ISN) :

379728

Titre de la série :

[The Great War and Canadian Society]

Niveau hiérarchique :

Pièce (Niveau acquisition)

Date :

1974-07-24

Numéro d'article (ISN) :

379728

Genre de documents :

Documents sonores

Trouvé dans :

Archives / Films, vidéos et enregistrements sonores

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Fonds/collection :

THE GREAT WAR AND CANADIAN SOCIETY PROJECT

No d'acquisition :

1975-0098

Support :

Enregistrement sonore

Partie :

1 of 1

Date de production :

1974-07-24

Compagnie de production :

Opportunities for Youth

Générique (équipe de production) :

interviewer, Pauline Pytka

Description :

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Interview of Mrs. Dorothy E. Saul, who was born in Sault Ste. Marie in 1902. Her father was one of three dentists in Sault Ste. Marie. She talks about: her early schooling in Sault Ste. Marie; her graduation from the University of Toronto in 1923; going on picnics in Sault Ste. Marie; the family cottage there; reading the newspaper during the First World War; knitting caps and scarves in khaki wool; the excitement of the time; her brother serving in the war; the hysteria when the war ended; food shortages; her mother using rice flour due to flour shortages; a man from Sault Ste. Marie who was the first Canadian wounded in France; men going overseas with insufficient training; wartime propaganda and melodrama, with the need to save “poor little Belgium” as an example; patriotism for the British Empire; little books for school children about the course of the war; children being expected to know maps of France and Belgium; Italian immigrants in Sault Ste. Marie; the Italians working in the Algoma Steel Corporation steel plant; Italians not mingling with other residents; the small French community in Sault Ste. Marie; the Anglo-Saxon tone of Sault Ste. Marie at that time; the different ethnic communities not mixing with the others; a large Indian reservation near Sault Ste. Marie; Anglican and Catholic schools for Indians; the history of the establishment of the steel mill and paper mill in Sault Ste. Marie; working conditions at the steel plant; the thrill of the family getting its first car in 1912; her mother’s volunteer work for the Red Cross during the war; her mother collecting money for Belgian Relief; women rolling bandages and making surgical dressings for the Red Cross; people knitting for the war effort; the intense interest of people in the war; school children knitting socks and scarves at recess; paddling, swimming and playing tennis at the Sault Ste. Marie boat club; pressure on men to enlist; the 119th and 127th Battalions from Sault Ste. Marie; volunteers joining regional battalions all over Canada; her father’s support for Sir Wilfrid Laurier; anti-Laurier attitudes in 1917; patriotism among the French in Sault Ste. Marie, who did not share the anti-war attitudes of people in Quebec; Indian women selling baskets and picking wild strawberries; Indian men fishing and hunting; an Indian man who worked at their family cottage; delivering ice for the ice-box before the 1920s, when they were replaced by refrigerators; horses used commercially for a long time before cars came in; her father’s dentistry practice; her parents unhappy that her brother enlisted; churches and schools closed in the fall of 1918 because of the influenza epidemic; her brother’s return from the war; the initial attitude toward the war that it was a big adventure; realizing later that people were manipulated into supporting the war; learning the causes of the war in school but finding out about different causes later; anti-German sentiment; two steelworkers in Sault Ste. Marie identified as spies; people’s refusal to buy German-made goods; augmenting the output of the steel plant for armaments; women getting the vote; Agnes Macphail running for office in the 1920s; Prohibition, rum-running in Sault Ste. Marie and her father’s support for temperance; family life; picnics; recreational activities enjoyed by teenagers, such as playing tennis, swimming and skating to music, going to dances; the family’s religious observances; an organization Sault Ste. Marie called the Black Hand; how the war changed aspects of society such as fewer restrictions on women, less formality, and more women going to college; and her view that the war did not change attitudes about religion or sexual mores very much.

Langue :

English

Remarques :

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1. The interviews took place in 1974 and resulted in the publication of a book entitled "The Great War and Canadian Society" edited by Daphne Read - copyright 1978 - New Hogtown Press, Toronto.~2. Release forms, data sheets, and summary analysis/transcripts are available in binders labelled Opportunities for Youth - War and Canadian Society in VSA's audio-visual section.~3. Part of a series of recorded interviews with elderly citizens who lived in Canada during the period of World War I. The interview material consists of their opinions and observations about the war, the war years, and the effect on Canadian society during and after WWI.~4. The interviewee signed an agreement giving consent for a recording of this interview to be placed in the Public Archives of Canada for the purposes of historical research and also signed a publication agreement allowing any transcribed portions of the interview to be used in the book under the condition that no full names, addresses or phone numbers would be published.~5. Subject description is based on information found in the fact sheet, deposit agreement, publication agreement and summary analysis.

Détails de l'inventaire :

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No. de voûte (ISN) :

437633

Support :

SOUND

Détails de l'inventaire :

C01979

Entrepôt :

GAT

Nombre de pièces :

1

Type de son :

R/R

Description technique :

POLY

Tiré de :

1975-0098/169
1975-0098/170
1975-0098/171

Statut :

MASTER

No. de voûte (ISN) :

737123

Support :

SOUND

Détails de l'inventaire :

1975-0098/170

Nombre de pièces :

1

Type de son :

CASSETTE

Tiré de :

DEPOSIT

Statut :

ORIG

No. de voûte (ISN) :

737124

Support :

SOUND

Détails de l'inventaire :

1975-0098/171

Nombre de pièces :

1

Type de son :

CASSETTE

Tiré de :

DEPOSIT

Statut :

ORIG
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Libre

Restrictions sur la consultation :

No Restrictions / Pas de restrictions

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