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title
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Letter, Unknown (likely Frank H. Shoemaker) to Robert Wolcott, 1906, Sept. 20
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description
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Typewritten letter, 1 page, from unknown (likely Frank H. Shoemaker) to Robert H. Wolcott, "I have only a minute to devote to litterature now, but I wish to once more reiterate again what I have already said before, the former assertion previously made having been..."
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transcription
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Omaha, September 20, 1906
Dear Wolcott:
I have only a minute to devote to litterature now, but I wish to
once more reiterate again what I have already said before, the former
assertion previously made having been that I can not come down to spend
Sunday, the point being that I am to leave for the faw faw distant West
early next week, and positively must have the day to straighten out a
lot of personal and N.O.U. correspondence and other things. I can not
put any more into the evenings than I am doing; I worked in our printing
office until midnight last night and the chances are bully for doing it
also likewise the same
~again~ tonight.
Will write you Sunday if not earlier. Very much disappointed to
find it necessary to give up the Lincoln trip, I assure you.
Say, what on earth are you doing with - - I thought you just cut
them up and were decent about it. Embalming is wulgar, Robert.
Sadly,
FHS
P.M. (post mortem) - Is that there embalming
taught in the medical school on the theory
that you should not start anything you can not
finish?
Carbon copy sent
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date
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9/20/1906
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subject
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Shoemaker, Frank H., 1875-1948
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tablecontents/boxes/folders
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Box 6
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source/RG#/MS#
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RG 32-13-01
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isPartOf/Collection
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Frank H. Shoemaker, Papers and Photographs
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creator/photographer
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Frank Shoemaker
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rights
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For copyright information, please contact the repository.
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publisher
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Archives & Special Collections, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries
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language
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English
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media
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