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Windfall Advisor

Location

Windfall, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1971

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Par Avion Letter From Maymye Discusses Family and Bets on Education

A garbled but readable piece recalls a family of 30 in Maymye near Gardimuse, with 14 cousins and a St. Joseph’s Convent Wing hometown. It notes subjects in school, hobbies like guitar and photography, and asks about US hobbies, reflecting Burmese education and local life. The longer text then shifts to Ralph Hubbard Roycroft era topics, Boosterism, honesty, courage, and a tale of Elbert Hubbard’s death aboard the Lusitania, with some dubious notes on the Titanic and Kaiser.

St. Joseph's Convent Maymye Gardimuse Seligol Tomas Cy Soutiny Hubbard Roycroft Inn Grand Rapids Mich Elbert Hubbard Alice Kaiser Roycroft

Windfall Advisor May 13 1971 Hubbard materials note

Those wishing to see Hubbard materials may do so. Hubbard published Little Journeys biographies and The Fra magazine around 1908 to 1920. Hand-crafted books by Hubbard and others commanded high prices. Henry Ford praised Hubbard in a 1926 biography forward, noting his independent mind and the impact of his bookmaking at East Aurora. His shop became a pilgrimage site for crafts and idealism.

Hubbard Fra America Henry Ford Great Industralist Iment East Aurora Mr. Hubbard

Brighten shady spots with tuberous hegonias in pots

A garden note advises brightening shady areas with tuberous hegonias displayed in red clay pots from five to ten inches in diameter. Planting can begin in early June or as soon as the danger of frost has passed.

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