Sober Silk and Debt Reform in Ada Whitman’s House
Ada Whitman pressures her husband for forty dollar silk dresses while bills for a watch and slippers loom. After a letter and jeweler’s notices spark anxiety, she discovers his finances and returns the watch, halting debt. Ada then shows contrition and pays off small accounts while flaunting a newly bought dress.
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Lexington man mails world tour letter to Japan
A Lexington Virginia man mailed a letter to a fictitious Japanese addressee with a request to return if called for and sent it via the Atlantic. His aim was to test international mail speed around the world. The letter returned through San Francisco in one hundred days.
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