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1920s Letters.

  • Writer: Flea Market Love Letters
    Flea Market Love Letters
  • Dec 22, 2021
  • 1 min read

Updated: Mar 18

In the 1920s women gained the vote, Kool-Aid & Reeces were invented, and a Missouri baker invented "sliced" bread! Thankfully there were also letters like those in the Davis series and more.



Davis (1920 - 1926)

In the 15 Davis letters -- circa 1920 to 1926 -- 'Mother' in Pennsylvania (and on occasion Jack's brother Herman) writes to Jack as he studies in Florida.



Klueppelberg (1920 - 1922)


In the 24 Klueppelberg letters -- between 1920 and 1922 -- we meet "Thelma" who is writing to "K" Klueppelberg in Georgia during her time in Washington D.C. and New York.



Miller (1924)

In the 24 letters of the Miller series -- circa 1924 -- we meet Leon and Estelle/Stel Miller from Ohio.


Speilman (1926)


In the 3 letters of the Speilman series -- circa 1926 -- we meet 'Mildred' from Atlantic City, New Jersey as well as an individual called 'Rusty'.



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