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Letter to Mary Ardenne Hinson from Sidney Garfield, 1915 September 15
Handwritten letter from Sidney Garfield, from Black Rock, Ark., to [Mary] Ardenne Hinson. He states that he forgives her for misspelling his name and that Black Rock isn't quite the same since she left.
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Letter to "Shorty" from Carlise, 1918 January 23
Handwritten letter from Carlise to someone nicknamed "Shorty", presumably Mary Ardenne Hinson. The letter is written on Seymour A. Mynders Club letterhead. Carlise apologizes for a long gap in correspondence and ends the letter with a poem:
"Oh, my Beloved, fill the Cup that clears To-day of Past Regrets and Future Fears To-morrow! - Why To-morrow I ___ to Myself with Yesterday's Seven Thousand Years." -
Popping Corn poem, 1910s
Handwritten poem on how to properly pop popcorn from a scrapbook belonging to Mary Ardenne Hinson.
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Recipe for Preventing Cooties, 1918
Handwritten recipe for "preventing cooties" from the diary of an unknown woman. The recipe is on the first page while the rest of her diary consists of her daily domestic activities and visits from family and friends.
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University of Tennessee Commencement program, Memphis, Tennessee, 1920 June 9th
Commencement program for University of Tennessee: College of Medicine, School of Pharmacy, and College of Dentistry held in Rogers Hall auditorium on June 8th, 1920.The program was kept inside a scrapbook belonging to Mary Ardenne Hinson.
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