Personal Information⁽¹⁾
- photographs (These were inside the cardboard holders which formed this folder.)
- "Col. Lewis M. Gould, USA (ret)"
- "Pvt. Lewis M. Gould, in 1918 before I went to France"
- press photo - "Many Ifitamin Women Nurture Pet Pigs on Human Milk"
- copy of book dedication by Ray S. Buch [5-9-83], with note "I served as Commanding Officer, 81^st Armored Medical Battalion, 11^th Armored Division (General George S. Patton's Third Army)."
- membership certificate - Legion of Honor, Acca Temple [10-18-78]
- program - Thanksgiving Dinner 1919, from dinner at United States Army Detachment, 131 Market Street, Charleston, South Carolina
- duty order from Fitzsimons General Hospital, Denver, Colorado [7-22-31]
- clipping of photograph marked "AEF - France - X-mas 1918, Gen. John J. Pershing, Maj. Geo. Marshall"
- copy of stationery from United States General Hospital No. 12, Biltmore, North Carolina, with note "I was patient here from September 1918 to February 1919." [4-8-21]
- newspaper - The Torch, put out by Veterans of World War I of the U. S. A. Inc. [9/87], with letter from Gould on page 12
- envelope addressed to Gould from Manila Bodies, A. & A. S. R. Scottish Rite Hospital, Manila, Philippines, postmarked 1987, with words written on back - "Prestigious conferred Nov. 30, 1928"
- copy of letter to Cyclone Fence Division from Gould [3-25-46), with handwritten note to Mr. Harry Maetin, Maintenance Department, re: use of fencing [4-8-46]
- Roster of Officers, Medical Department, William Beaumont General Hospital, El Paso, Texas [11-30-29]
- copies of receipts from William Beaumont General Hospital [1924-1931]
- medical report on Gould from William Beaumont General Hospital [1-13-30]
- orders re: relief from assignment [11-13-29]
- letter from Assistant Cashier, First National Bank, El Paso, Texas [4-15-30]
- General Orders - Washington's birthday a holiday [2-17-30]
- Plant Memorandum No. 289 [3-28-42] - Gould assigned to post of Field Inspector
- memo to Colonel John C. Richards, M. D. [11-30-81]
- letters from Theodore D. Feairheller, Shippen School [5-15-41, 4-24-41]
- ad from The Torch placed by Gould - "Want to Hear" [4/83]
- package authorization from Engineers Map Office, signed by Gould as Building Superintendent [3/42]
- letter from L. C. Rodeno, Bausman Packing Sales Company [12-11-47]
- newsletter from Eleventh Armored Division, with handwritten note from Ray Buch and Lewis M. Gould, Jr.
- certificate of membership - Scottish Rite [11-30-28]
- Gould's appointment as First Lieutenant, Medical Administration Corps [10-19-34]
- staff photo from Tripler General Hospital [5/33]
- National Geographic articles re: places where Gould served when stationed in Asia
- "Burma: Where India and China Meet," by John LeRoy Christian
- "India: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow," by Lord Halifax [10/43]
- photographs from National Geographic article "Through Paraguay"
- various photos of Gould, with notes on the back
- certificate - twenty-five years as member of United States Armor Association [7-31-77]
- letters from Melissa Klein Saider, Geriatric Education Center, Virginia Commonwealth University [4-3-87, 5-1-87]
- note from Muriel Sue, Veterans of World War I of the U. S. A. Inc. [2-18-87]
- letters from The Torch [5/87]
- article by Gould for The Torch - "The Advantage of Education"
- letter from Gould to Sultan of Brunei [11-15-86]
- letter from Overton Jones, "Voice of the People," Richmond Times-Dispatch [9-15-87]
- letters to The Torch from Gould [11/87, 10-16-87]
- letters to "Voice of the People," Richmond Times-Dispatch [9-7-87, 9-1-87]
- letter to Gould from Grand Secretary General of Scottish Rite [6-9-87]
- "Voice of the People," Richmond Times-Dispatch re: Andy Rooney column [7-18-87]
- letter to Worshipful Master, Ogeechee Lodge #213 [9-9-87]
- letter to Overton Jones [9-17-87]
- Gould's assignment to the Philippines [7-16-27]
- certificate from Chemical Warfare School [12-22-33]
- notes on problem of crime in China, for book re: Gould's visit to China during WWII [1983]
- note from Harry Truman, formal thank-you for service in WWII
- Honorable Discharge from the United States Army [5-31-21]⁽²⁾
- article - "Why the Dodo Bird is extinct"
- letter by Gould re: his feelings on the treatment of Japanese-Americans during WWII [10-6-86]
- poem - "Think of Me First as a Person"
- letter to The Torch from Gould [4/87]
- cartoon - "Big Numbers"
- program - William Beaumont General Hospital: Christmas 1930
- The Commander's Award for service at William Beaumont Army Medical Center [3-31-88]
- Certificate of Achievement for service at Fitzsimons Army Medical Center [8-16-88]
- Award of Merit certificate from World of Poetry magazine for poem "Just Beyond" [3-31-88]

General Correspondence
- birthday card from President and Mrs. Reagan
- undated note from Helen V. Littlejohn
- letter from Lt. Col. Walter E. Prosser [11-2-32]
- letter from Brigadier General Tracy E. Stevey, Jr., Brooke Army Medical Center [12-28-82]
- unsigned note to Esther Mallard, GSU [10-14-87], attached to copy of letter from Gould to Willie Lee Moseley [3-29-87]
- letters to Esther Mallard [10-16-87, 11-20-87, 1-13-88]
- notes to Esther Mallard from Charlton Moseley [10-27-87, 11-17-87]
- letter from Esther Mallard [1-22-88]
- letter to John James Murray [2-19-88]
- letter to Charles E. Joeckel, Jr., Disabled American Veterans [2-23-88]
- letter from Charles E. Joeckel, Jr. [3-21-88]
- letters to "Voice of the People," Richmond Times-Dispatch [3-23-88, 4-5-88, 9-30-89]
- letter to Commanding General, William Beaumont Army Medical Center [3-28-88]
- letters from Brigadier General Richard D. Cameron, William Beaumont Army Medical Center [3-31-88, 4-29-88, 5-2-88, 5-13-88, 8-24-88, 9-12-88]
- letters to Brigadier General Cameron [4-20-88, 5-11-88, 5-19-88, 8-7-88, 9-1-88, 9-7-88, 9-20-88]
- letter from Charlton Moseley [5-2-88]
- letter to Mr. and Mrs. Hal Hughey [6-24-88]
- letter to Robert V. Lowery [7-5-88]
- letters from Susie Rice [7-11-88, 7-22-88, 1-4-89]
- letter to Commanding General, Fitzsimons Army Medical Center [8-4-88]
- letter from Colonel Harry S. Spaulding, Jr., Fitzsimons Army Medical Center [8-11-88]
- letter from Muriel Sue, Veterans of World War I of the U. S. A. Inc. [8-18-88]
- letter to Colonel Spaulding [8-31-88]
- letter to Director, Veterans Administration Medical Center [9-20-88]
- letter from John H. Carroll, Stars and Stripes [10-5-88]
- letter to "Friends" [10-17-89]
- miscellaneous notes

Published Works⁽³⁾
- booklet - Adventures of Traveling in Asia in the Early Nineteen Twenties [1983?]
- letters to The Torch [4/87, 5/87, 9/87, 10/87, 9/88, 1/89]
- "The Advantage of Education," The Torch [6/87]
- letters to "Voice of the People," Richmond Times-Dispatch [7-18-87, 8-14-87, 3-26-89]
- "Just a Boy," The Stethoscope, Fitzsimons Army Medical Center [8-31-88]
- "An Old Vet's Advice to the Young," The Stars and Stripes [1-23-89]
- "Three Timeless Truths," The Torch [2/89]
- "Three Timeless Truths," The Stars and Stripes [2-27-89]
- "The Art of Living," The Stars and Stripes [3-13-89]
- "A Senior Citizen's Lament," The Stars and Stripes [10-30-89]
- "His Mother-In-Law," The Stars and Stripes [11-13-89]
- "Be On Good Terms With Hope," The Stars and Stripes [11-20-89]
- "It is the Driver," The Stars and Stripes [12-4-89]
- "Lord, Make a Regular Man Out of Me," The Stars and Stripes [12-18-89]
- "The Waiting World," The Stars and Stripes [4-30-90]
- "Liquor and Longevity," The Stars and Stripes [5-7-90]
- "Where are the Children?," The Stars and Stripes [5-14-90]
- "World War One Soldier's Opinion of Prohibition," The Stars and Stripes [5-21-90]
- "I Am Glad Today," The Stars and Stripes [5-28-90]
- "Wake Up Your Life," The Torch [6/90]
- "The Busy Man," The Stars and Stripes [6-11-90]
- "Earning One More Tomorrow," The Stars and Stripes [8-6-90]
- "There Wasn't Time," The Stars and Stripes [9-17-90]
- "Just Beyond," The Stars and Stripes [10-15-90]
- "You Decide," The Stars and Stripes [10-29-90?]
- "Little Things Remembered," The Stars and Stripes [12-24-90]

Other Works (1)⁽⁴⁾
- "Aftermath" [5-29-19]
- "This Paper Contains Data Not Shown in the Pamphlet Recently Distributed" [10-22-87]
- "They Lie in France Where Lilies Bloom," by Percival Allen [1919], copied by Gould [2-3-88]
- "To Whom It May Concern" [3-6-88, 3-9-88]
- "My Ten Commandments" [3-10-88]
- "Needs to Pray" [5-17-88]
- "Dreaming" [6-6-88]
- "In a Motion Picture Show" [7-1-88]
- "Just a Boy" [7-6-88]
- "What One May and May Not Call a Woman" [7-10-88]
- "Success" [7-23-88]
- "Take Time" [7-27-88]
- "A Psalm of Life" [8-4-88]
- "The Country Store" [8-7-88]
- "My Mother's Old Checkered Apron" [8-8-88]
- "Tell Him So" [10-4-88]
- "No Baby in the House" [10-8-88]
- "The Bill of Fare" [11-25-88]
- "Lord, Make a Regular Man Out of Me" [10-29-88]
- "Will the American People Eventually Say We Were Once a Great Nation?" [3-31-89]
- "Kind Words" [4-16-89]
- "Overthrow the Habit" [4-25-89]
- "Brighten Your World" [5-29-89]
- "My Prayer" [6-1-89]
- "He and She" [6-3-89]
- "Nobody's Friend" [8-8-89]
- "The Country Store" [8-19-89]
- "The Men That Don't Fit In" [9-2-89]
- "Fifteen Articles" [9-6-89]
- "To Whom It May Concern" [9-14-89, 9-15-89]
- "The Joys of Marriage" [9-15-89]
- "No" [9-16-89]
- "I Am Always Here" [9-16-89]
- "The New Stenographer" [9-17-89]
- "A Thought" [9-20-89]
- "Tear Down or Build. . . Which Will You Do?" [9-21-89]
- "Unknown Soldier's Monolog: The Soldier Speaks To Us From the Grave" [9-21-89]
- "In Flanders Fields," by John McCrae [1918], copied by Gould [9-23-89]
- "Enjoy the Simple Things" [9-25-89]
- "The Value of Friendship" [9-25-89]
- "Building the Bridge" [9-26-89]
- "Rather Have the Flowers Now" [9-29-89]
- "Who Will Take Care of My Buddy?" [9-30-89]
- "They Sleep in Flanders Fields" [10-1-89]
- "The Christmas Season" [10-2-89]
- "Getting Old?" [10-3-89]
- "World War One Soldier's Opinion of Prohibition" [10-4-89]
- "Restless and Dissatisfied" [10-13-89]
- "The Difference" [10-14-89]
- "Where are All the Children?" [10-18-89]
- "Parenthood" [10-21-89]
- "Flea-ting Fame" [10-23-89]
- "Help Yourself to Happiness" [10-25-89]
- "Two Sides of the Coin" [10-27-89]
- "Be On Good Terms With Hope" [10-28-89]
- "My Advise to Mothers" [10-31-89]
- "Dear Santa Claus" [10-31-89]
- "Tribute to a Flock of Wild Geese" [11-1-89]
- "The Parent's Hour" [11-2-89]
- "Mother Has Come to the End of Her Day" [11-3-89]
- "How Old Are You" [11-4-89]
- "Liked His Planning" [11-9-89]
- "Love at Home" [11-10-89]
- "I Am Glad Today" [11-16-89]
- "Time is Priceless" [11-29-89]
- "Keeping the Baby Safe" [12-9-89]
- "Silent Giving" [12-13-89]
- "Our Guest" [12-15-89]
- "The Simple Things" [12-16-89]
- "What You Don't Know" [12-20-89]
- "A Young Son Remembers His Father" [1-1-90]
- "Her Hands" [2-19-90]
- "Wake Up Your Life" [2-20-90]
- "Day Dreaming" [5-5-90]
- "The Man in the Glass" [5-9-90]
- "Tell Him So" [8-15-90]
- "If I Could Live Again" [11-24-90]
- "It is True" [1-22-91]

Other Works (2)⁽⁵⁾
- "There was Once a Nation" {92}
- "Some Facts Regarding Ways of Life in the People's Republic of China" {92}
- "You Decide" {92}
- "The Bivouac of the Dead" {92}
- "The Advantages of Having Good Manners" {92}
- "The Best Rules to Live By" {92}
- "For You" {93}
- "What Shall You Give?" {93}
- "Life's Blessings" {93}
- "Little Things Remembered" {93}
- "The Legacy" {93}
- "First Things Last" {93}
- "Grand-Parent" {93}
- "We Never Walk Alone" {93}
- "Add Some for Laughter" {93}
- "Tomorrow's Opportunity" {93}
- "Limitations" {93}
- "To Any Daddy" {93}
- "Just Beyond" {93}
- "Liquor and Longevity" {93}
- "The Waiting World" {93}
- "Just Living" {93}
- "Methuselah" {93}
- "Get a Transfer" {93}
- "No Armistice" {93}
- "The Tired Woman's Epitaph" {93}
- "Today" {93}
- "Lived and Loved" {93}
- "Somebody" {93}
- "Riches that Last" {93}
- "The Legacy of an Adopted Child" {93}
- "Youth" {93}
- "Forget and Remember" {93}
- "The Things You Cannot Buy" {93}
- "My Angel Mother" {93}
- "Keep the Spirit Bright" {93}
- "The Advantage of Education" {93}
- "Does Not Agree With Epitaph" {93}
- "That's Success" {93}
- "Love in the Home" {93}
- "The Magic of Love" {94}
- "Thoughts to Remember the Rest of Your Life" {94}
- "Capture a Moment" {94}
- "Keep a Dream in the Making" {94}
- "What She Did was Art" {94}
- "Make It Radiant" {94}
- "A Pocket Full of Smiles" {94}
- "New Mornings" {94}
- "Friendship" {94}

Other Works (3)⁽⁶⁾
- "There Wasn't Time"
- "It is the Driver"
- "The Calf-Path"
- "Judging"
- "Three Timeless Truths"
- "Love"
- "If and And"
- "Wake Up Your Life"
- "If I Had a Son"
- "Have You Earned One More Tomorrow"
- "Old Grandma Duck"
- "A Senior Citizen's Lament"
- "I Am Blessed, the World is Mine"
- "Think of Me as a Person. . . a Human Being"
- "Earning One More Tomorrow"
- "Mother Has Come to the End of Her Day"
- "A State of Mind"
- "Footprints in the Sand"
- "My Mother"
- "His Mother-in-Law"
- "What's a Grandma?"
- "Proof of the Puppy"
- "The Busy Man"
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1. This file is made up of the items which were between two cardboard sheets taped together. The correspondence is mostly from Gould's military career.

2. This document was important to Gould because it proved that he was discharged from the Army during World War I. World War I officially ended on July 1, 1921.

3. Note: These are items which were definitely published. Usually I list the title of the piece, then the place (newspaper or magazine) and date of publication. Other works may have been published, but we have no information on that. Also, the first item listed, the booklet, was definitely professionally printed, but I can find no information about when or where.

4. I am dividing Colonel Gould's other works into categories. This file contains the ones with exact dates given for when the piece was written.

5. These pieces are ones where Gould simply gives the age he was when he wrote the piece. His age at the time is the number in brackets at the end of the line.

6. These are the pieces which have no indication of the time at which they were written.