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the north, the temperature drops but the coldest it has been this winter was 26 degrees and I want to tell you that we nearly froze, the sudden change from the nice balmy weather to below freezing sending us hunting for shelter. | the north, the temperature drops | ||
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winter was 26 degrees and I | |||
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Young Men's Christian Association logo--image SPIRIT MIND BODY
THE ARMY AND NAVY YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION HEADQUARTERS: 123 EAST 28th ST., NEW YORK The Association Follows the Flag on Land and Sea
Public Correspondence Table at 19
exactly how hat it was here last Monday and yesterday it was even warmer. At noon yesterday it was very near 100. The weather in this section of Texas is most pleasant, except for an occasional cold spell, which is known as a "norther." When the wind from the gulf of Mexico swings to the north, the temperature drops but the coldest it has been this winter was 26 degrees and I want to tell you that we nearly froze, the sudden change from the nice balmy weather to below freezing sending us hunting for shelter.