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“Has the poor lady fainted, Ma?”

Addressed to: “Mrs W L Curtis, Wolcott, VT”

Transcript:

“Wed Jan 14 - 1920

Not fainted but love cracked. I should worry,

W. C.”

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Front: “It’s so nice to play duets”

Postmark: “Lowell, Mass. 1909, May 22nd, 6:30 PM”

Adress: “Miss Hattie Thomas, 117 Alston St., Laurence Mass.”

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“Shall I leave my happy home for you”

Postmark: ?”...L & DEADW”

Addressed to: “Miss Margaret Dahlstrom, No. Platte, Nebr. % American Restaurant”

Transcript:

“From present outlook I’ll not be double(?) when I get back.

B”

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“Can’t see you today but will meet you ….” written on the side on pen: “When the moon shines.”

Postmark: Elkton, S. Dak., Sep 9, 1911

Adressed: Minnie Brichholtz, Ward So. Dak.

Transcript:

“Dearest kids. Suppose I know a H— of a lot. but I don’t. So you see. Want to show you something in that letter, + see if you know what it means. I can’t make out a few words. It is something swell. Say he was telling me about us 4 going Sun. if the weather is fit. Say will we have to take Emma to? We will do it alright if it comes in a pinch Ha Ha. Gee are you Game for Sun. Gee crackers I am. You find out Sat. night + and let me know Sun. morn. Wear your checkered - himmed in black. You know. + I will do the same. Can tell you the fees part when I see you. I can’t wait until the day comes. Ha Ha. A.B.M.”

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“Will you let me call on you?”

Addressed to: “Miss Louise Gaurad” in “Glenville, Minn” “R.R.M.(?)”

Postmark: “No-(?)” “Aug 21, 8 AM”

Transcript:

“Hello Louise

Will send you my picture as soon is I have time. Will see you soon again

Love Walter

Northward Iowa

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“I must tell you something.”

Addressed to: “Mrs. O. I. Thayer” in “Iowa Falls, Iowa.”

Postmark: “Radcli-(?) Iowa” “1913 Jan 18, 4 PM”

Transcript:

“Iowa Falls IA.

Jan. 16,

Dear sis Fern!(?)

How you was? We’re fine +dandy, and hope you are the same. Got my apron done, did you get you sewing done. Geesis isn’t this dissagreeable weather. We washed Wed. the clothes are wetter than when I put them out.

(On side) Bye bye, R. J.(?)”

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“You really are charming.”

Addressed to: “Miss Ada Berndt,” in “Holly, Mich.”

Postmark: “Jacksonville, Fla. Jun 2, 1911 8-AM

Transcript: 

“Hello Miss Berndt:

Your very welcome card received and was proud to hear from you. It is sure got down here, wish I was up that part of the country How are you making out these days? Write Soon. 

 Bye Bye,

 Austin Sawyer”

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