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To Mrs. Harry Seaman
[previous] :: [next]One of the nice things about old postcards are the messages on the back...
This one was addressed simply to "Mrs. Harry Seaman Canandaigua, New York"
Grace made efficient use of the minimal space allowed for a message.
Sept-2-1937 Dear Bea, - Just read yours dated Aug 26 - wrote you, as fear you did not get it, more than a week ago - We were away only a week or moved in this small apt nearly 2 wks ago - Had to be alone! - Mildred better tho not able to look for a job yet. Find a breakdown is bad to recover from, especially after over-working - How nice for all to get such f????? vacations; yours with Grace seems best of all to me. Has been very hot here - All last week was rainy - Hope Patsy stays well now, one gets so frightened over a sick child - See that Harry does not give out - it is so easy - You will soon be Home - Letter later - Grace - Large image of that message here... maosongsoft.com/uploads/6302/127/4/126032661055.jpg This article has been viewed 2729 times in the last 23 months Franny Wentzel: 9th Dec 2009 - 02:55 GMTAn addendum - Grace's address was written in a line above the stamp and was as follows... 270 Union Ave - Apt.B. 3 - Rutherford N. J. CartLegger: 9th Dec 2009 - 12:20 GMTAwesome post! Franny Wentzel: 9th Dec 2009 - 13:48 GMTIn the 1930s Governors Island Presumably, civilians like postcard photographers could and did access the island only by special permission. Comment on this article..[previous] :: [next] |
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