Ernest Hemingway

Ernest Hemingway's first job was as a newspaper writer in Kansas, at the age of 17. He wrote about everything that happened at the local police station, the train station, and the hospital. Hemingway worked for the newspaper for six months. The Red Cross then hired him to work during World War I.
Hemingway traveled to Italy to work for an ambulance unit, which transported wounded soldiers to hospitals. During his military service, Hemingway was wounded. After his release from the hospital, he was promoted to first lieutenant in the army. Hemingway left the a

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Ernest Hemingway

	      Ernest Hemingway's first job was as a newspaper writer in Kansas, at the age of 17. He wrote about everything that happened at the local police station, the train station, and the hospital. Hemingway worked for the newspaper for six months. The Red Cross then hired him to work during World War I.
      Hemingway traveled to Italy to work for an ambulance unit, which transported wounded soldiers to hospitals. During his military service, Hemingway was wounded. After his release from the hospital, he was promoted to first lieutenant in the army. Hemingway left the a