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May 18, 1924.
Dear Alice and family: The words of the illustrious Pershing: “We are here.” Our stay in Minneapolis was quite different from the visit...

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October 7, 1922.
Dear Grandpa & Grandpa: Last Thursday the squirrels were down. I found a baby squirrel. He was a million times too bold. A big dog sat...

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June 18, 1922.
Dear Grandma and Grandpa: We are looking forward to your visit this summer. It is not thundering pretty loudly though I haven’t seen any...

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September 27, 1921.
Dear Mother, I just got home from school to stay. A very unusual thing happened at school, at one o’clock I was talking through the hall...

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September 27, 1921.
Dear Alice, Half-past three, and Arthur and I have just come home from school! This is literally true. At least, we have just come from...

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January 1, 1921.
Dear Father. Happy New Year. I love you it is a nice day you are right it is very pretty tree Thanking you once more for your present

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December 30, 1920.
Dear grandma and grandpa HAPPY NEW YEAR. Thank you for the napkin ring and the holder. They are both very prity and the hankercheifs ....

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October 13, 1920.
Dear Alice -- [unreadable] -- You are probably about your dinner -- that makes it seem as though we were a long distance apart. You...

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October 13, 1920.
Dear Alice and Harry: What difference does the weather make when you want a Pic-nic! It had been agreed that we should have Oct. 12,...

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October 26, 1919.
Sabbath A.M. Dear Alice, Papa and Mrs Saggart have gone to Church -- it is a bright but cold morning -- the snow will soon melt I am sure...

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October 26, 1919.
Dear Alice and Harry: At last the sun has come out. We have been having cold, snowy and cloudy weather ever since we wrote to you last....

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October 17, 1919.
Friday Morning Mama is decidedly better. I am sorry I could not write Wed. but I had an attack of indigestion and was very dizzy with all...

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October 14, 1919.
Fargo N.D. Monday P.M. I think Mama is better today. F.E. Stratton

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October 4, 1919.
Tuesday P.M. I think Mama is about the same. She is very weak. I now believe Saturday was her worst-day. Her shoulder no longer pains her...

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June 6, 1919.
Friday Morning Dear Alice -- Papa and I am including a draft and are asking you to get your birth day gift rather than our sending them...

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June 6, 1919.
Dear Alice, For your birthday present I want to give you my best wishes of course and all the joy and happiness you can get out of an...

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March 5, 1943.
Dearest Wife: I find it time to write my only love again and here goes so get a seat before you start reading this for am going to spill...

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November 6, 1943.
Dear Kitty, I knew that you would like to know about all about the Waves as soon as possible so I am answering your letter before about...

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WAVES: Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service
In 1943, Hermine Yeretzian (pictured above, far right; Boston University Year Book, 1949) replied to the letter of a friend, Kitty...

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Lives, Lived: Wood & "Betty" Wagner
Norwood Oliver Wagner was born in Slatington (Lehigh County Pennsylvania) on Christmas Day, December 1911 to George P. Wagner and Kate...

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