From Mrs. Hilda Moss, July 1937
Scope and Contents
Red lined paper with machine-typed lettering reads:
Dear Miss Brown: Clarence swollowed [sic] a penny last Friday, so he is on a bread and mashed potatoe diet until he passes it off. In the meantime, of course, I have to keep him home to watch his stool. I hope he will be able to return tomorrow as the nursery has certainly done wonders for him. Sincerely yours, Mrs. Hilda Moss.
Dates
- July 1937
Conditions Governing Access
Physical access to this collection is restricted due COVID precautions.
Biographical / Historical
Hilda Moss lived with her son and daughter, Clarence and Maxine, at 497 Rondo Ave. She immigrated to the United States from Romania. Her children's grandfather, Harry Roast, was born in Ukraine.
Extent
From the Collection: 1.52 Linear Feet ((1 container) Unbound scrapbook made of paper and cardboard contains newspaper clippings, correspondence and black and white photographs.) : Original order for this scrapbook has been mostly destroyed. Scrapbook has been unbound and the majority of the pictures and papers glued to its pages have been separated, leaving only handwritten annotations to suggest what was once on each page. Few materials, including photographs, remain on the pages they were originally adhered to. ; varied.
Language of Materials
From the Collection: English
Repository Details
Part of the Hallie Q. Brown Community Archives Repository