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Lincoln, Nebraska | [[IMAGE Lincoln, Nebraska]] | ||
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Dear Mr. Hitz: | Dear Mr. Hitz: | ||
I wish you'd persuade the weather man to make the elements behave in a normal way out here. We do not have two sunny days together, and there is no use in planning a trip to town, the bank, the | I wish you'd persuade the weather man to make the elements behave in a normal way out here. We do not have two sunny days together, and there is no use in planning a trip to town, the bank, the Capitol, etc. when in the morning the thermometer reads 10 [degrees], the ground is white, the walks icy, a gale blowing. Really, though, if one must be a grouch, the weather is a safe subject. | ||
The old | The old Courier [[underlined]] gives "Little Brother" etc. as I copied it (region [[underlined]] and Golden [[underlined]]). I think the printer made a mistake about region [[underlined]], as legend [[underlined]] is more logical in that phrase; but golden [[underlined]] seems better to me than olden [[underlined]] , since olden [[underlined]] and that [[struck out - of being ago]] once were mine" are repetitive (somewhat). The slip must have been made in the Courier [[underlined]] print shop; don't you think so? Or both errors might have been made by a stenographer, on account of the sounds. legend-region,[[underlined]] etc. | ||
Yours truly | Yours truly | ||
Flora Bullock | Flora Bullock | ||
Latest revision as of 03:33, 9 December 2019
Image Flora Bullock - B underlined in red IMAGE 110 North 37th Street IMAGE Lincoln, Nebraska
March 5, 1945
Dear Mr. Hitz:
I wish you'd persuade the weather man to make the elements behave in a normal way out here. We do not have two sunny days together, and there is no use in planning a trip to town, the bank, the Capitol, etc. when in the morning the thermometer reads 10 [degrees], the ground is white, the walks icy, a gale blowing. Really, though, if one must be a grouch, the weather is a safe subject.
The old Courier underlined gives "Little Brother" etc. as I copied it (region underlined and Golden underlined). I think the printer made a mistake about region underlined, as legend underlined is more logical in that phrase; but golden underlined seems better to me than olden underlined , since olden underlined and that struck out - of being ago once were mine" are repetitive (somewhat). The slip must have been made in the Courier underlined print shop; don't you think so? Or both errors might have been made by a stenographer, on account of the sounds. legend-region,underlined etc.
Yours truly Flora Bullock