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It is good to have had a | It is good to have had a breath of northern air among Michigan's lakes and woods. We are missing our northern Minnesota lodge in the wilderness especially in these awful dog days of heat _and_ humidity! We Nebraskans prefer our heat _dry_. But oh, the wonderful green corn—years since we have seen it so tall and green. | ||
Such wilting weather is not conducive to any sort of work. So I have accomplished little during the past month. I have—almost by accident—a few items of interest; I'll send them on soon, with the necessary explanations. I am nearing the end of the _Courier_ explorations in the deep dank basement of the Capitol—I wish it were not such a hot trip from my home to the Capitol. However, I shall finish the _Couriers_ soon, I think. Some other items have turned up unexpectedly as I turned over my accumulation of stuff. | Such wilting weather is not conducive to any sort of work. So I have accomplished little during the past month. I have—almost by accident—a few items of interest; I'll send them on soon, with the necessary explanations. I am nearing the end of the _Courier_ explorations in the deep dank basement of the Capitol—I wish it were not such a hot trip from my home to the Capitol. However, I shall finish the _Couriers_ soon, I think. Some other items have turned up unexpectedly as I turned over my accumulation of stuff. | ||
The University library has a very full bibliography now. Most of the entries are after 1900, though. Since | The University library has a very full bibliography now. Most of the entries are after 1900, though. Since | ||
Revision as of 20:49, 25 March 2020
August 13, 1943 (Friday)
Dear Mr. Hitz:
It is good to have had a breath of northern air among Michigan's lakes and woods. We are missing our northern Minnesota lodge in the wilderness especially in these awful dog days of heat _and_ humidity! We Nebraskans prefer our heat _dry_. But oh, the wonderful green corn—years since we have seen it so tall and green.
Such wilting weather is not conducive to any sort of work. So I have accomplished little during the past month. I have—almost by accident—a few items of interest; I'll send them on soon, with the necessary explanations. I am nearing the end of the _Courier_ explorations in the deep dank basement of the Capitol—I wish it were not such a hot trip from my home to the Capitol. However, I shall finish the _Couriers_ soon, I think. Some other items have turned up unexpectedly as I turned over my accumulation of stuff.
The University library has a very full bibliography now. Most of the entries are after 1900, though. Since