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Aaron, Fannie | to Mother, Father, and Pete, 1921 January 15

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January 15, 1920 [1921]

Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:

Yesterday was a great day, not! I was in the lab over two hours. I had left an experiment in the middle two days before and wehn I went over there yesterday, could not find it anywhere. I started it over and after I had been working an hour, I found it. Lab make some more tired than walking for the same length of time would.

From lab I went over to the library and worked for an hour on my history topic. It is rather interesting except that I have more work to do on it before tomorrow than I have time to do it in. I have taken the four main plains set forth in the Federal Convention of 1787 and compared their points of difference, and ended up with the result as shown in the Constitution of the United States. I also tried to give the main points of discussion in the convention. I hope Lucy will like the topic as well as I do--Lucy Salmon, I mean.

I lost my Spanish grammar somewhere around college and I have had to waste a lot of time trying to find it.

Starting tomorrow, I shall be more careful with my typing. I am really getting into a very careless way.

Love,

Fannie



Mother, will you please have McKennan's fill my face prescription, (the salve) and send it to me. No 268989. It is helping, and I want to be sure to have it filled right.