From the steamer trunk.
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Images courtesy of E.H.
Here's Minnie Rossow, writing from Chicago, it appears, and missing her friend down in Ainsworth.
The postmark is July 2(?), 1912. Just left of the Chicago postmark, she has written: "You wasn't froze when you got home, was you?" — an unexpected question in July, but if it wasn't an inside joke, perhaps they'd had some unseasonably cool weather.
The note in the upper left-hand corner, as best I can decipher, reads: "Mach's gut und schreibe bald," i.e., "take care and write soon."
Thursday, May 1, 2014
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