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Milton Mowrer letters to sister Ellen Miller Mowrer, 1866-1868
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decidedly [viggarified?], the more so the more perfect the curls. Ellen, the much take about Cholera is altogether [illegible] patent medicine benefits, the people do not care much, unless it is some who are always afraid of their lives, it has been no cases yet in the city although several cases were reported but no one can till when the warm days of July and August comes. I think till August I will through and can go in the county a few weeks, for in September, the season commences again. New Ellen please excuse my writing with the pencil, I'm in the habit of wringing with it altogether, and it has become so much easier and rapid, Write soon From your Affectionate Brother, Milton To his Sister Ellen
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decidedly [viggarified?], the more so the more perfect the curls. Ellen, the much take about Cholera is altogether [illegible] patent medicine benefits, the people do not care much, unless it is some who are always afraid of their lives, it has been no cases yet in the city although several cases were reported but no one can till when the warm days of July and August comes. I think till August I will through and can go in the county a few weeks, for in September, the season commences again. New Ellen please excuse my writing with the pencil, I'm in the habit of wringing with it altogether, and it has become so much easier and rapid, Write soon From your Affectionate Brother, Milton To his Sister Ellen
Iowa Women’s Lives: Letters and Diaries
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