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The life of a family in Newark, New Jersey, in 1919. Mon., 1/27 Part of Monday’s work finished and went to bank in afternoon on business. Went to school and learned the idea of catheterizing. Very good lesson. Came home in Fred’s machine. Lovely day. Received two letters from soldiers in France. Tues., 1/28 Finished Monday’s work. Nothing unusual. Received a letter from Uncle George promising to send me some candy. Hope he is true to his promise. Dull day. (Use the Previous & Next buttons below to navigate between the pages). See the Dickinson page to learn more about Emma's family. BEGINNING PREVIOUS NEXT

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The life of a family in Newark, New Jersey, in 1919. Tues., 3/18 Oh you blue Tues. Just like April. Made two dates for this week. A minstrel and show called Maytime sounds interesting. Worked hard today. Wed., 3/19 Horrid day for going out. Took Ruth to dancing school. I wish I could study with jest but such a day I would rather sleep. Horrid night to go to the minstrel but we got there. Pretty good show but all Jews so therefore gentiles were out of place. (Use the Previous & Next buttons below to navigate between the pages). See the Dickinson page to learn more about Emma's family. BEGINNING PREVIOUS NEXT

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The life of a family in Newark, New Jersey, in 1919. Tues., 7/8 Dad burnt his eye today. Yes a telephone message to tell us all to come to Eleanor's party. Dad to leave. Olive serving in the house alone. Received a letter from Aunty, who seems to think I am doing wrong in thinking of a independent way for myself. President Wilson came home for good. Wed., 7/9 Ruth is a little better today. Ironed after cleaning and mended all the stockings. Thanks goodness Olive came wishing me to go to the movies but I am too busy. Made a date for tomorrow. Not sure of our destination so will say no more tonight. I am lonesome for letters. Only 26 pairs of socks. (Use the Previous & Next buttons below to navigate between the pages). See the Dickinson page to learn more about Emma's family. BEGINNING PREVIOUS NEXT

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