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Public Correspondence able at Llano Grande, Texas | Public Correspondence able at Llano Grande, Texas | ||
December 27 1916 | |||
My dear cousin | My dear cousin | ||
Just today did I receive your splendid box of candy. In contrasts to war packages received here, it was in fine shape and I want to thank you for it. I think your recipe for fudge is excellent and it certainly was fine of you to think of me even though I am in the jungles + mt of (unclear). From what I hear from home, I understand that you are leaving some strong weather. Can you imagine Christmas day with the thermometer registering around the 90 degrees mark? That is just | Just today did I receive your splendid box of candy. In contrasts to war packages received here, it was in fine shape and I want to thank you for it. I think your recipe for fudge is excellent and it certainly was fine of you to think of me even though I am in the jungles + mt of (unclear). From what I hear from home, I understand that you are leaving some strong weather. Can you imagine Christmas day with the thermometer registering around the 90 degrees mark? That is just | ||
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Public Correspondence able at Llano Grande, Texas December 27 1916
My dear cousin Just today did I receive your splendid box of candy. In contrasts to war packages received here, it was in fine shape and I want to thank you for it. I think your recipe for fudge is excellent and it certainly was fine of you to think of me even though I am in the jungles + mt of (unclear). From what I hear from home, I understand that you are leaving some strong weather. Can you imagine Christmas day with the thermometer registering around the 90 degrees mark? That is just