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W. F. Bigelow to FPK, January 29, 1932
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
EDITORIAL ROOMS
W. F. BIGELOW EDITOR
57TH ST AT 8TH AVE.
NEW YORK CITY
January 29, 1932.
Mrs. Frances Parkinson Keyes,
3053 P Street, Northwest,
Washington, D. C.
Dear Mrs. Keyes:
Your very intriguing box…
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W.F. Bigelow to Frances Parkinson Keyes
Personal letter, 1936 Oct 22
Letter from the editor of good housekeeping…
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W.F. Bigelow to Frances Parkinson Keyes
Personal letter, 1925 Jan 21
Discusses the disadvantages of writing a letter…
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Oscar Graeve to Frances Parkinson Keyes
Telegram, [circa 1920]
Mrs. Frances Parkinson Keyes
We're all delighted you can have luncheon with us here Friday the thirteenth am writing.
Oscar Graeve
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Horace M. Towner to FPK, January 31, 1924
HOTEL HAMILTON
FOURTEENTH AND K STREETS
WASHINGTON. D. C.
January 31st, 1924.
My dear Mrs. Keyes:
I hope I made it clear to you in our little conversation which we had the other day how much I hope you can visit Porto Rico…
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Letter from FPK to President Herbert Hoover from May 7, 1931
May 7, 1931
My dear Mr. President:
Since my return from Porto Rico, I have had a conference, at her request, with Mrs. Lenna Yost, Chairman of Women's Organization in the Republican National Committee, concerning the services which I might best…
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FPK to Peter Keyes, November 12, 1933
Carlton Hotel, New Street, Baghdad (Iraq) Telephone: Baghdad 242, Telegrams: Carlton Baghdad. Proprietor & Manager: Wajih Namani
Baghdad, Nov. 12, 1933
Dear Peter -
The American mail came in just about an hour before Jon and I left Beirut, and in…
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Early Draft of "Lady Blanche's Farm"
Lady Blanche Farm
A Narrative for the Commonplace
To My Three Sons
Henry, John, and Francis
With their Mothers love
Chapter I
“I’ve swallowed,” said Philip Starr to himself, “about two bushels of dust –don’t they ever oil their roads,…
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