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to Paul H. Lobik

One letter from Pauline "Pat" Addison to Paul H. Lobik dated November 11, 1939. Mentions Armistice day and comments "November 11th. Armistice Day What a farce! The U. States celebrates Surly other countries find themselves to the date glaring on the...

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to Paul H. Lobik

One greeting card from Esther, Kathleen and Donald Morrison to Paul H. Lobik dated December 20, 1939. The Christmas card features a girl singing under a lantern as snow falls around her.

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to Paul H. Lobik

One greeting card from The Chicago Faucet Co. Employees to Paul H. Lobik dated August 29, 1941. A wedding card featuring a hanging bouquet of flowers in a glittered vase. On the back of the card is a list of names presumably the employees.

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to Marcia and Cous

One v-mail addressed to Marcia and Warren Abrams from Warren Schwartz dated October 26, 1943. Consists of a drawing with text that reads, "Season's Greetings from Overseas." Illustration is of a citadel where the text "15 Eng Bn" is written over the...

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to Wallace Mitchell

One letter addressed to Wallace Mitchell from Uretta D. Hutchinson dated December 10, 1862. Pertains to working as a governess and updates of the family. She describes her pay and the children, and mentions how Thanksgiving was celebrated.

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to Paul H. Lobik

One greeting card from James and Helen Lobik to Paul H. Lobik dated February 3, 1943. The card features two children underneath an umbrella as it rains. Inside the card is written "Happy Birthday!"

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to Margaret Lobik

One greeting card from Richard and Ethel Shirer to Paul H. and Margaret Lobik dated August 28, 1943. An anniversary card featuring a wedding bell surrounded by flowers. The bell is made of lace which shows an image of a house surrounded by flowers...

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to Paul H. and Margaret Lobik

One greeting card from Irene and Raymond Mostek to Paul H. and Margaret Lobik dated August 28, 1943.

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to Paul H. and Margaret Lobik

One greeting card from James and Helen Lobik to Paul H. and Margaret Lobik dated January 16, 1944. A birth announcement card for James Lobik Jr. born on January 13, 1944. The card features a kitten holding a book that reads, "It's A Boy!"

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to his sister

One letter from Jonathan Bunnell to his sister dated circa 1862. Written on Thanksgiving. Written at Stafford Court House

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to his brother and sister

One letter from Jonathan Bunnell to his brother and sister dated December 25, 1862. Written in camp near White Oak Church.

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to Mother

still has pain, but is doing very well. hopes to be home by Christmas.

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to Mother

upset his wound is not yet healed, so he may not be home yet for Christmas. his one consolation is that he'll be able to stay. writes "what am I now, but a poor and aged soldier, a cripple for life..." but is thankful he survived.

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to Mother

the wound is healed but he has an absess so it it is very painful. still fears he won't be home in time for Christmas.

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to Maria

went to Cincinnati with the company of a 2M clerk passing through Wheeling. visited Harry Blackburn and family. the streets of Cincinnati were filled with flags on account of the fall of Charleston. General Crook and Kelly were captured.

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to Maria

asks her what she had on Thanksgiving. tells her what a friend had on Thanksgiving. the men captured two teams. the Rebels are in force about 30 miles up the valley.

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Grand Civic, Military, and Firemen's Celebration

Civil War broadside advertising the Fourth of July celebration "in Honor of the 10th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers." Outlines the schedule for the festivities. Printed by Samuel Bowles & Company. Docketed "From George W.W. Gray of Springfield...

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A Christmas dinner

Marked "Plate 9." A lonely image of the outer picket line. An off-duty soldier next to a make shift shelter of pine boughs and fence rails cooks a meager meal and is tries to keep his hands warm. Actual size of the image without the margins is 27.8 x...

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Two issues of the Boston Patriot with Fourth of July content [Decimalized]

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Boston patriot. [Vol. 3, no. 36 (July 4, 1810)]

Contains a section of the celebration of the Fourth of July which quotes a letter from John Adams. Prints correspondence from President John Adams dated 25 August 1781 from Amsterdam. A letter from the Massachusetts governor to the state legislature...

GLC08830.02

National Anti-Slavery Standard. [Vol. 11, no. 35, whole no. 555 (January 23, 1851)]

With previous owner's signature (John Russell) signed along right margin of first page. Contains articles on the "The Higher Law" (a Thanksgiving sermon of Reverend Richard Storrs), the Seventeenth National Anti-Slavery Bazaar, and miscellaneous...

GLC08875.38

National Anti-Slavery Standard. [Vol. 11, no. 39, whole no. 559 (February 20, 1851)]

With previous owner's signature (John Russell) signed along right margin of first page. Small worm hole to center of front cover, affecting a slight amount of text. Contains selections from the Southern press, an article on "The Slavecatcher's...

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to Benjamin Rush

The letter discusses depression, Iroquois warrior, and death.

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to Henry Knox Craig

Expects Craig to visit in July. Mentions his son Conway Hunt. Discusses his plans for the Fourth of July, and whether Craig should travel to Maine by steamer or train.

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to Abba

Written by a young girl to an unidentified recipient (apparently her sister), intermingling observations with gossip and flirtation. Exclaims enthusiastically about all the fun she is having. States that she attended Lincoln's second inauguration...

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