Correspondence, 1932
- Containers:
- Box 1, Folder 15
- Scope and content:
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Margaret, Santiago, writes to "family". She inquires about news from back home (Congress, the money rate, the "China-Japan" War, and the missing Lindbergh baby). She describes her social activities, that she is being tutored in Spanish, and remarks on family news from back home. In Joseph's letter to Arthur, he writes that he is sorry to hear the Yarmouth school is closing. He comments on turning 60 and being out of a job, competing with men half his age. He discusses money concerns and buying stocks. He and Margaret are preparing to leave Colombia for an extended trip to Europe.
- Language:
- English
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