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up without help? Wm wants to know if the family have moved into their new house back of the shed. I wonder if John Eddie remembers the little [[?pasteboard]] thread [[unclear]] he made for Elizabeth in Lewistown? She had used it ever since and has got it yet. How does he get long in school? Is he most ready for college? have any of you seen our little new nephew? Please mention how they get along when you write. How is Frank | up without help? Wm wants to know if the family have moved into their new house back of the shed. I wonder if John Eddie remembers the little [[?pasteboard]] thread [[unclear]] he made for Elizabeth in Lewistown? She had used it ever since and has got it yet. How does he get long in school? Is he most ready for college? have any of you seen our little new nephew? Please mention how they get along when you write. How is Frank Anna? Give our love to Jane Esther. Hattie is a good deal better but she is very weakly and does not have much appetite. I am glad you got some oysters for Anna. They are 25 cents a can here. You must try to coax her to eat all she can and keep up good courage. We feel very thankful to you and Mother for writing to us so often. We shall be anxious now until we get another letter. It | ||
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up without help? Wm wants to know if the family have moved into their new house back of the shed. I wonder if John Eddie remembers the little ?pasteboard thread unclear he made for Elizabeth in Lewistown? She had used it ever since and has got it yet. How does he get long in school? Is he most ready for college? have any of you seen our little new nephew? Please mention how they get along when you write. How is Frank Anna? Give our love to Jane Esther. Hattie is a good deal better but she is very weakly and does not have much appetite. I am glad you got some oysters for Anna. They are 25 cents a can here. You must try to coax her to eat all she can and keep up good courage. We feel very thankful to you and Mother for writing to us so often. We shall be anxious now until we get another letter. It