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Kosciusko Lodge 1909
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- Front: Script on image reads, "Kosciusko Lodge, Winona Lake, Ind." Back: Body of message reads, "I met thy cousin who has been in Hawaii, night before last. She seems well. Hope thee is. She are having a good conference. Nathan Thome." Addressed to, "Rosanna B. Reelou, N.J. Clarksboro Glouster Co. Glouster Co." KL from along the banks of Cherry... Winona Lake (Ind.)
- Display date:
- 1909-08-11
- Format:
- image
- Collections:
- Digital Public Library of America
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- Grace College & Theological Seminary
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- Grace College & Theological Seminary
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