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: Page 1, vcl_Letters_Aaron_Fannie_1921-02_008
Jan. 14, 1920.
Dear Mother + Father:
I am extremely busy today. I am going to lab for an extra two hours, as I don't want to have so much the last minute before exams. I still have a good deal to do on this week's history topic.
Had a Spanish confer-ence this morning.
Am sending my laundry today.
Had a letter from Aunt Hattie today, in which she [advised] me to take all the [snap] courses + no hard ones henceforth! I wonder what she thinks you come to college for.
Your new picture reposes on my desk, Father. It is growing on me - in fact I think it is quite good, now that I have gotten used to the fact that my Paps isn't as beautiful as I once imagined. Love. Fannie
Dear Mother + Father:
I am extremely busy today. I am going to lab for an extra two hours, as I don't want to have so much the last minute before exams. I still have a good deal to do on this week's history topic.
Had a Spanish confer-ence this morning.
Am sending my laundry today.
Had a letter from Aunt Hattie today, in which she [advised] me to take all the [snap] courses + no hard ones henceforth! I wonder what she thinks you come to college for.
Your new picture reposes on my desk, Father. It is growing on me - in fact I think it is quite good, now that I have gotten used to the fact that my Paps isn't as beautiful as I once imagined. Love. Fannie
: Page 2, vcl_Letters_Aaron_Fannie_1921-02_008
Mr. + Mrs. Marcus Aaron
402 S. Winebiddle St.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
402 S. Winebiddle St.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
